Crash is the curve game you've been hearing about, and we run it inside our lobby with one-tap entry. Place your stake, watch the multiplier climb, tap out...
Crash is a provably-fair multiplier round built by studios like Spribe and BGaming, and we host it inside the autospin lobby alongside our slots and live tables. The rules are short: you stake, the curve climbs, you tap cash-out before it breaks. No paylines, no reels — just one decision per round. That single-decision rhythm is why you keep coming back, and
why we gave it a permanent slot in the chip row above.
The multiplier draws upward from 1.00x in real time, and your screen shows the line as it climbs. Tap cash-out and your round locks at whatever number you saw on screen.
Set a target like 1.8x or 3.5x before the round opens and the table closes your position the moment the curve crosses it. Useful when you're switching tabs across our lobby.
Each round is generated from a seed pair you can verify after the bust. We surface the seed in the round history so the outcome of any Crash round is checkable on your side.
Open Crash from the chip row, pick your stake from the preset chips or type a custom amount, and confirm before the countdown ends. Your bet locks in for the next curve.
Once the curve starts, the cash-out button is the only thing that matters. Tap it any moment after 1.00x and the multiplier showing at that instant is what settles to your balance.
Crash lets you run two stakes per round, so you can pair a low auto cash-out for steady ticks with a manual stake aimed at a longer curve. Both bets settle independently.
The cash-out button sits thumb-height on phones with haptic feedback on confirmation. We tuned the layout so a one-handed tap during the climb registers before the bust frame.
Multiplier curve / crash round, single-decision format. Not a slot, not a card game.
High — most rounds bust early, with occasional long curves carrying the session.
Android, iOS, desktop browser. Portrait-first design with landscape fallback.
Open to Indonesia accounts where local law permits, served from supported regions.
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
Crash was built for the phone screen, and that's where we recommend you open it. The curve, the cash-out button and the round timer all sit on one portrait view...
Every Crash round runs on a hashed seed pair you can verify against the bust point after settlement.
We host Crash builds from the original studios — no white-label clones, no off-brand curves.
The seed generator is audited externally, with reports refreshed for the Crash title we serve.
Your last 100 Crash rounds stay visible in-game with seeds and bust multipliers exposed.
Server-side resolution means a dropped connection never costs you a registered cash-out.
Crash settles to balances funded by DANA, OVO, GoPay or QRIS where local law permits.
| vs Aviator | Same curve-and-cash-out family. Aviator uses a plane visual; Crash uses a raw multiplier line. Mechanics are near-identical, so the choice is mostly aesthetic preference. |
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| vs Slots | Slots give you spins and feature rounds; Crash gives you one decision per round. Shorter sessions, faster pacing, no reel animations between outcomes. |
| vs Live Baccarat | Baccarat is dealer-paced with fixed payout ratios. Crash is player-paced with variable multipliers you choose when to lock in yourself. |
| vs Roulette | Roulette is a fixed-odds wheel. Crash is an open-ended curve where your cash-out timing decides the payout, not a pre-placed chip on a number. |
| vs Dice | Dice rolls settle instantly at chosen odds. Crash adds the climb — a few seconds of watching the curve before you commit to a number. |
| vs Plinko | Plinko drops a ball through pegs at fixed risk tiers. Crash gives you a live multiplier you control with one tap instead of a pre-set risk profile. |
| vs Sportsbook | Sportsbook rounds settle on match events over hours. Crash settles in seconds, so it's the tab you keep open while a sportsbook slip is still running. |