GAME REFERENCE

Take Your Exit Before the Burst

Crash is our multiplier round: set a stake, watch the curve climb from 1.00x and take your exit before the burst. Open an account and it sits waiting...

Live multiplier curveAuto cash-outBurst history panelOne-tap re-bet

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The Curve, The Stake, The Decision

Crash is a multiplier game we run on our own servers, built for short sessions rather than long stretches at a slot machine. You place a stake, the curve climbs from 1.00x, and you pick the moment to cash out. Wait too long and the round bursts, taking that stake with it. Every burst point is generated server-side and stored, so your

round history is there to check.

One curve, one decision
Rounds settle in seconds
Server-generated burst points
Stake adjusted every round

STANDOUT MECHANICS

Three Parts of Crash That Matter

Three parts of Crash do most of the work, and each one gives you something to control.

AUTO

Automatic Cash-Out

Set a target multiplier before the round opens and we close your bet the moment the...

CLOCK

Shared Round Clock

Each round runs on a visible clock with a short betting window, so you know how...

LOG

Burst History Panel

A rolling list shows the last few burst points. It records what happened in those rounds...

Stake, Climb, Cash Out

A Crash round is three moves, and you decide two of them.

Placing Your Stake

Pick your figure from the on-screen chips before the betting window closes. Balance updates straight away, and you can change the amount every round.

The Rising Curve

Once betting closes the multiplier lifts from 1.00x and climbs in real time. The panel keeps your live payout on screen so you watch the figure grow.

Choosing Your Exit

Tap cash out at any point and your stake is multiplied by the figure showing at that instant. If the curve bursts first, that bet settles at zero.

Betting Mechanics

One bet per round per account keeps the maths simple, and re-bet carries your last figure forward so you are not retyping numbers between rounds.

ROUND DETAILS

What a Crash Round Shows You

Multiplier games conceal very little, so here is the shape of a Crash round in plain terms.

Auto-refresh hourly

Game type

92%

A real-time multiplier game rather than a reel-based slot. Each round rests on one randomly generated...

Volatility

97%

Variable by design. Targets near 1.20x land often, while anything past 10x is rare. You choose...

Supported devices

96%

Runs in the browser on Android and iOS handsets, tablets, laptops and desktops. No download, and...

Access region

95%

Open to account holders in Pakistan and other supported regions where local law permits. If your...

RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.

ON YOUR PHONE

Crash in One Thumb

Crash was drawn with a phone in mind. The curve, the stake chips and the cash-out button fit on one screen, so you never scroll mid-round. On patchy...

One-tap cash out

Portrait-first layout

Light on data

Saved stake memory

HELP DESK

Getting Help With Crash

If a round does not settle the way you expected, here is how to get it looked at quickly.

FAIR ROUNDS

How to Check a Crash Round

Fairness in Crash is not a slogan here, it is a set of things you can inspect yourself.

Server-side results

Burst points are produced on our servers rather than in your browser, so nothing on your own device can influence...

Round log

Your account keeps a timestamped record of every Crash round, including stake, exit point and settlement, so activity can be...

Built in-house

Crash runs on software our own studio team maintains, so pacing fixes ship without waiting on a third-party provider's release...

Funding rails

Stakes and returns move through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay and Raast, and each transaction shows the rail used instead of an...

Account security

Sign-in uses your phone number with a one-time code, and active sessions can be checked from account settings if you...

Supported regions

Crash is offered in supported regions where local law permits, with access rules applied at account level rather than left...

Where Crash Sits in the Lobby

Crash plays nothing like our reel games, so here is how it lines up against the pages beside it.

Crash vs Aviator	Aviator climbs a flight path while Crash climbs a bare curve. The timing call is the same, though Crash rounds tend to finish quicker.
Crash vs Plinko	Plinko drops a ball and pays on where it lands, so you commit and watch. Crash asks you to act during the round itself.
Crash vs Mines	Mines is turn-based, with tile picks before you cash out. Crash squeezes that same nerve into thirty seconds with a curve instead of a grid.
Crash vs Dice	Dice settles on a single roll with odds chosen beforehand. Crash has no fixed odds to name, because each burst point is generated fresh.
Crash vs Live Roulette	Roulette streams a dealer and a physical wheel; Crash is pure software. Take roulette for table atmosphere, Crash when you want speed without buffering.
Crash vs slot rooms	Slots pay on reel combinations and you play passively. Crash hands you the exit call every round, which suits short breaks over long spin sessions.
Crash vs sportsbook	In our sportsbook you back an outcome and wait for the whistle. Crash is that idea squeezed into half a minute, with cash out closing early.

Six Details Before You Join

Short rounds, small stakes, one decision in your hands — six details worth knowing before you join.

Thirty-second rounds

A full round usually settles inside thirty seconds, so a few fit easily into a commute, a lunch break or a wait at the counter.

Low entry stakes

Entry starts at a small figure, so you can learn the pacing with real money and raise it once the rhythm feels familiar.

Manual or automatic exit

Cash out with your thumb, or set a target multiplier and let the system close the bet for you when signal is unreliable.

Burst history on screen

The last few burst points sit beside the curve, so you can see whether rounds have been ending early or running long before you stake.

No download

Crash runs in the browser on any modern Android or iOS handset, and your history and settings follow the account, not the phone.

Local funding rails

Fund your Crash balance through JazzCash, Easypaisa, SadaPay or Raast, and withdraw back to the same rail once your details are confirmed.

What People Ask About Crash

Tap the cash-out button while the curve is still climbing and your stake is multiplied by the figure showing at that moment. Miss it and the round bursts, settling that bet at zero.

Yes. Enter a target multiplier before the betting window closes and the system closes your position the instant the curve touches it. It helps on mobile connections that drop without warning.

Your bet is held server-side. If the connection drops while a round is live, the server settles that bet at the figure reached when the drop happened, and the result lands in your history.

Neither, strictly speaking. It is a real-time multiplier game with no reels and no dealer, just a curve climbing from 1.00x until it bursts at a randomly generated point.

Entry starts at a low figure, and every round's stake can be adjusted up or down before the betting window closes, so you are never locked into one amount.

Yes. Crash runs in the browser on desktop as well as mobile, and your round history, stakes and settings carry across once you sign in to the same account.