Crash is the multiplier round we get asked about most. The curve climbs, you tap cash-out before it breaks, and the round resets in seconds. We've tuned it...
Crash is a provably-fair multiplier game where a single curve climbs from 1.00x upward until it busts at a random point. You stake before the round, watch the multiplier rise, and cash out before the break to lock the payout. Rounds run roughly every 15-20 seconds, so the table moves quickly. We host Crash inside the same lobby as our slot rooms
and live tables, so you can switch between formats without re-logging.
Set a target multiplier — 1.5x, 2x, 10x — and we'll exit the round for you the instant the curve hits that number, even if you've stepped away from the screen for a second.
Crash lets you stage two stakes side by side: one with a low auto target for steady ticks, one held manually for the bigger climbs. Both run on the same curve from the same round.
Every previous multiplier sits along the top of the table — greens, reds, the occasional 50x spike. Use it to read pace before you commit your next stake on the curve.
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— pgsoft88 platform team Multiplier / crash-style round, single curve per round, provably-fair seed published after each bust so the...
High. Most rounds bust early under 2x; the long climbs above 10x are rarer but they're...
Runs in browser on Android and iOS phones, tablets, and desktop. No separate download — the...
Available to account holders in Indonesia where local law permits, alongside our other supported regions.
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
Crash was built for the phone first. The curve panel takes the top half of the screen, the stake pad and cash-out tile sit in thumb range below, and the...
Each round publishes a hashed seed before lift-off and the unhashed seed after bust. You can verify the curve break point yourself.
Crash is delivered by a licensed studio with audited RNG output, the same one feeding the round to other regulated lobbies.
The random number generator that decides each bust point is tested by a third-party lab, with certificate references available on request.
The last 30+ multipliers sit on the table, not buried in a menu. Nothing is hidden between rounds.
We can't pause, extend or cut a Crash curve mid-round. The seed is committed before betting opens.
Every stake, cash-out and bust is logged against your account so disputes resolve against data, not memory.
Same multiplier-curve family. Crash here uses a single climb panel and dual-bet slots; Aviator wraps the curve in a plane animation. Pace and cash-out feel are very close.
Crash rounds finish in 15-20 seconds; Sweet Bonanza spins are quicker but feature buys can stretch a session. Crash has no reels, no symbols — just the curve.
Baccarat is dealer-paced, around 40 seconds per coup. Crash is twice as fast and solo — no table, no other seats, just you against the bust point.
Roulette gives you many bet types on one wheel; Crash gives you one bet type — the cash-out multiplier — but lets you stage two stakes per round.
Slots run on fixed RTP per spin; Crash runs on a curve where you choose when to lock the multiplier. More agency, sharper volatility.
Sports markets settle over hours. Crash settles in seconds. Many account holders keep a sports slip open in one tab and Crash running in another.
Dragon Tiger is two-card, near-instant, but binary. Crash gives a sliding multiplier instead of a yes/no, which changes how stake sizing feels.