Crash

Crash is a shared multiplier game inside the Casino on the Mainland. It is played with Gold at the CRASH arcade cabinet on the casino floor, alongside the Slots, Keno and Plinko cabinets.

Unlike the other machines, crash is one continuous game shared by every player on every server: rounds run back to back whether anyone is playing or not, every player bets into the same round, and everyone watches the same curve.

Return to player: Crash is tuned to a 4% house edge — the long-run return is about 95–96 gold per 100 staked: 95.06 at a 1.01× cash-out, rising towards 96 the higher you aim. About 5 rounds in 100 crash instantly at 1.00×.

How a round works

1. Betting window — before each launch the round opens for bets for about 11 seconds. Place a bet (and optionally set an auto cash-out).
2. The curve — the multiplier starts at 1.00× and climbs, slowly at first and then faster: roughly 1.5× after 10 seconds, 2× at 16 seconds, 10× at 40 seconds.
3. Cash out — click Cash Out at any moment before the crash to lock in your bet × the current multiplier. Bets still riding when the curve crashes lose.
4. Crash — the round's crash point was fixed before it launched. After a short pause (about 15 seconds from crash to the next launch) the next betting window opens.

Bets and limits

Rule	Detail
Bet range	1 – 10,000 Gold per bet
Bets per round	Up to 6, each cashed out on its own or all at once
Auto cash-out	Optional target of 1.01× or higher; when the curve reaches it, that bet pays exactly the target — a late manual click neither loses to lag nor rides past what you locked in
Multiplier ceiling	Effectively uncapped — the curve rides as far as the draw says (technical ceiling 1,000,000×)
Maximum win	Net profit caps at 100,000 gold per round; a cash-out always at least returns the stake
Fractional payouts	Payouts are exact to a hundredth of a gold; fractions collect as casino credit and roll into whole gold the moment they reach 1.00

Auto bet

The cabinet's auto bet control places your bet into each new round hands-off: preset counts of 10, 25, 50 or 100 rounds, or a typed count up to 1,000, with 1 to 6 bets per round. Auto bet requires an auto cash-out target — without one every bet would ride into the crash — and stops when the count runs out, when your gold cannot cover the next stake, when a bet is refused, or when you close the machine. Each round consumes one count whether its bets win or lose.

Fair play

Every round is provably fair. The crash point is drawn from a secret seed and fixed when the round is created; a commitment — a hash of that seed — is public while the round runs, and the seed itself is revealed once the round has crashed, so anyone can check the hash and re-derive the exact crash point. The house cannot move a crash point after bets are down.

Related pages

Page	Why it matters
Casino	Where the crash cabinet stands.
Gold	The currency staked and won.
Casino VIP	Every crash bet earns Casino VIP points.
Slots	Another machine game on the casino floor.
Keno	Another machine game on the casino floor.
Plinko	Another machine game on the casino floor.