Crash is the multiplier round you cash out before the curve breaks. We've slotted it into the aiabet lobby with quick stake controls, auto-cashout and round history sitting...
Crash is a provably-fair multiplier game where the curve rises from 1.00x and breaks at a random point. Your job is to cash out before it does. We host Crash from studios that publish round seeds, so every result is verifiable. Stakes start small, rounds clear in under a minute, and the bet panel keeps auto-cashout, double-bet and manual exit one tap
apart. It suits short sessions between live tables.
Open Crash from the lobby, pick a stake using the chip row, and your bet locks in before the next round begins. Minimums are low so you can warm up before scaling.
Once the round starts, the multiplier climbs from 1.00x. It can break at 1.02x or run past 50x — the random seed decides. Your job is to tap cashout before it stops.
Tap the green cashout button manually, or pre-set an auto target. If you exit before the break, your stake multiplies by the current curve value and lands on your balance instantly.
On phones the curve renders smoothly, the cashout button sits thumb-height, and round history scrolls along the top. We've tuned it so one-handed play during a commute feels natural.
Multiplier crash round, provably fair, single-round format with optional auto-bet. RTP typically sits around 97% depending...
High. Curves break early often, but long runs above 10x appear regularly. Treat it as short-burst...
Android, iOS, desktop browsers and tablet. The Crash client is HTML5 so no install is needed...
Available across Indonesia where local law permits. The Crash room loads in supported regions with DANA...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
Crash was built for phone screens first. We've tuned the aiabet build so the curve animation stays smooth on mid-range Android, the cashout tap zone is large, and the bet...
Every Crash round publishes a hashed server seed before the curve runs and reveals it after. You can verify any round yourself using the studio's open fairness checker.
We host Crash from licensed providers with audited RNG. Their licences and audit references sit on the studio fairness page, linked from the Crash room footer.
The last 100 Crash multipliers stay visible above the bet panel. No rounds are hidden — what you see is the live, unedited sequence everyone in the room sees.
Per-round stake caps are published on the Crash table tooltip. They protect the round economy and keep payout settlement instant, even on the longest curves.
We watch round latency continuously. If the curve stream wobbles, the round pauses rather than breaking unfairly — your cashout tap always lands on the value shown.
The Crash RNG is tested by independent labs. Test certificates are referenced on the studio page so you can confirm the round logic before staking.
| Crash vs Aviator | Both are multiplier curves, but our Crash room runs slightly faster rounds and supports two parallel bets. Aviator leans on its plane theme; Crash keeps the screen clean. |
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| Crash vs Live Baccarat | Baccarat is a structured 30-second hand against a dealer. Crash is a 10-30 second curve with no opponent — pure multiplier timing. Pick Crash when you want shorter bursts. |
| Crash vs Sweet Bonanza | Sweet Bonanza is reel-based with cluster pays. Crash skips reels entirely — one curve, one cashout. Stake size and exit timing are the only decisions you make. |
| Crash vs Roulette | Roulette gives you 37 outcomes per spin. Crash gives you a continuous curve and one exit decision. Roulette suits pattern bettors; Crash suits reflex players. |
| Crash vs Slots | Slots auto-resolve. Crash demands an active cashout tap — or a pre-set auto target. If you want a game where your timing matters, Crash beats passive slot spins. |
| Crash vs Sportsbook | Sportsbook markets settle over hours. Crash settles in under a minute. Many of you keep a sportsbook ticket open and dip into Crash rounds while waiting for kick-off. |
| Crash vs Dragon Tiger | Dragon Tiger is a two-card showdown — fast but binary. Crash gives you control over exit timing, so the variance is yours to shape rather than purely card-luck. |