Crash and instant casino games
Every crash and instant game type covered on BetProof. Some have a page of their own with the numbers of the game. Every other type opens in its calculator, where you set the game up and read its odds.
Games with a page of their own
97%Aviator
The RTP, how often each multiplier is reached and real rounds recomputed from their seeds.
Mines
The multiplier for every mine count, the chance on each pick and how a round is decided.
Plinko
The chance of every slot by rows, what the risk levels change and where to play.
Chicken Road
The chance to cross each lane, what the difficulty levels change and where to play.
Games that open in a calculator
Each tile opens the calculator for that game type. The numbers follow from the rules of the game and the RTP you set, or the RTP in our casino data for the title you pick.
How the families of games differ
The games on this page fall into a few families. Games in one family share a formula, which is why one tool can cover all of them.
In crash, limbo and dice you choose a multiplier, and the round either reaches it or it does not. The chance is the RTP divided by the multiplier, whatever the game looks like on screen. The crash calculator shows that chance for any target.
In mines, towers, road crossing games and hilo a round is a chain of picks. Every safe pick raises the payout, and the chance of still being in the round gets smaller. The mines calculator lists both numbers for each step.
In plinko, keno and wheel games a single drop, draw or spin lands on one of many outcomes, and each outcome has its own multiplier. What counts is how often each one comes up, which the plinko calculator works out slot by slot.
One thing is the same in every family: the house edge. Whatever the game, a bet costs on average its stake times 100% minus the RTP. The expected loss calculator turns that into the cost of a whole session, and a finished round of a provably fair title can be recomputed with the verifier for server seed, client seed and nonce.
Questions about crash and instant games
What is a crash game?
A crash game shows a multiplier that rises from 1.00x and stops at a point fixed before the round starts. A bet that cashes out before that point wins the stake times the multiplier at that moment. A bet still open when the round stops is lost.
What is an instant game?
An instant game is decided in one step or in a few short steps, with no reels and no dealer. Dice, limbo, plinko, mines, keno, hilo, towers, wheel and road crossing games are all instant games. The result comes from a random number, and the payout follows from the chance of the outcome and the RTP of the title.
Which crash or instant game has the best odds?
The title with the highest RTP, whatever its type. The house edge is 100% minus the RTP, and it is the average cost of every bet. The type of game changes how the wins are spread, not what a bet costs.
Can the result of a crash or instant game be checked?
On a provably fair title, yes. The round is built from a server seed, a client seed and a nonce, and once the server seed is revealed anyone can recompute the result. Not every title offers this.