Guide

Reading crash curves: timers, seeds and cash-out UX

Crash games publish a curve that rises and crashes at a random point. This guide explains the timer, the seed and the cash-out UX so a reader can read the round before it begins.

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Round timer

Each round opens with a brief countdown, usually two to five seconds. The round starts when the curve begins to rise. The timer is shown before the round starts so a reader can decide to sit out.

Multiplier curve

The curve rises from 1.00x and stops at a random crash point. The crash point is generated from a published seed, and a reader can verify the seed before the round opens.

Cash-out UX

A reader can cash out manually at any time while the curve is rising, or set an auto-cash-out at a chosen multiplier. The auto-cash-out rule is shown in the round card before the round begins.

What the round card shows

Round cards on this site list the timer, the seed status, the auto-cash-out range and the bet limits. Reviewing the card before the round starts is the best way to read the curve.