Crash game: odds of every cash-out target, RTP and how a round ends
A multiplier starts to climb and stops at a point nobody at the table can see. You are paid only if you leave before it stops. This page shows how often each target is reached and what the game costs over time.
How to play a crash game
- Place a stake before the round opens. Many titles accept two separate bets on the same round.
- The round starts and the multiplier rises from 1.00x. On screen it is a plane, a rocket or a line on a chart.
- Press the cash-out button while the multiplier is still rising, or set an automatic cash-out at a target in advance.
- When the round crashes, every bet still open is lost. A bet that left earlier is paid its stake times the multiplier at that moment.
Crash game odds: how often a target multiplier is reached
The chance that a round reaches a target is the RTP divided by that target. Nothing else enters the formula, so the theme of the title does not matter. The table is worked out for an RTP of 97.0%, as an example. Set the figure of your own title in the crash calculator to see its numbers.
| Cash-out target | Rounds that reach it | 5 misses in a row |
|---|---|---|
| 1.50x | 64.7% | 0.551% |
| 2.00x | 48.5% | 3.62% |
| 5.00x | 19.4% | 34.0% |
| 10.00x | 9.70% | 60.0% |
| 100.00x | 0.970% | 95.2% |
At 97.0% a target of 2.00x is reached in 48.5% of rounds, a target of 10.00x in 9.70% and a target of 100.00x in 0.970%. The last column is the chance that 5 rounds in a row all end below the target. The losing streak calculator does the same for any run length.
Low and high targets in crash: what the choice changes
A low target wins often and adds little to the stake each time. A high target loses most rounds and pays a large amount on the rare round that gets there. Both cost the same on average, because the chance falls exactly as fast as the multiplier grows. At 97.0% that average cost is 3 for every 100 staked, whatever target you pick. The expected loss calculator turns it into the cost of a session. Two bets on one round do not change this either: each bet is paid by its own cash-out point, and each carries the same house edge.
Where to play crash games: casinos in our data and their RTP
All casinosCrash is the largest group in our data: 219 different titles across 7 casino lobbies. For 157 of them we could confirm an RTP, and the figures run from 90.0% to 99.6%. That gap is wide: per 100 staked the average cost is 0.4 at the top of the range and 10 at the bottom. Aviator by Spribe has a page of its own with rounds we recomputed. What RTP means in crash games explains how to read the percentage, and the list of casinos we read shows which lobby runs which title.
Drakaris
Glorion
DragonSlots
Ragnaro
Alawin
Golisimo
WestaceCrash games with a page of their own
These crash titles each have a page with their own rules, the figures their provider states and the casinos that run them, ranked by RTP.
Is a crash game rigged? What can be checked and what cannot
The crash point is fixed before the round starts. In a provably fair title it is built from seeds: the casino publishes a hash of its seed in advance and reveals the seed after the round. Anyone can then rebuild the multiplier with the provably fair verifier and see that it was not changed after the bets came in.
This proves that a round was not altered. It does not make the game free: the house edge is inside the formula that turns the seeds into a multiplier. Not every crash title offers such a check, and the rules inside the game say whether it does.
Programs and channels that sell the next crash point cannot know it, because the seed is hidden until the round is over. Why crash predictors do not work goes through the reasons.
Crash game demo: watch rounds without a stake
210 of the 219 crash titles in our data are marked as having a demo. A demo runs on play credits with the rules of the paid version. It is a way to watch how many rounds end low, and how seldom a long climb appears, before any money is at risk.
Crash calculator and the streak tool
Questions about crash games
Which cash-out multiplier loses least in a crash game?
None. A low target wins more rounds and pays less per win, and the house edge is taken from every bet at any target.
Can you predict when a crash game will crash?
No. The crash point comes from a seed that stays hidden until the round ends, and past rounds carry no information about the next one.
What is the RTP of a crash game?
It depends on the title and on the casino. Among the crash titles in our data the confirmed figures go from 90.0% to 99.6%.
Does auto cash-out improve the odds in crash?
It does not. Automatic cash-out only removes the delay of a hand on the button. The chance of reaching the target stays the RTP divided by the target.
Is a crash game the same as Aviator?
Aviator is one crash title, made by Spribe. Other studios make crash games on the same idea, each with its own RTP, theme and side features.
