Crash is the round-based multiplier game we keep front-and-centre in our lobby. You place a stake, watch the curve climb, and cash out before it breaks. Rounds finish...
Crash sits in our instant-games row alongside Aviator-style titles from Spribe and Smartsoft. Each round, a multiplier ticks up from 1.00x. You decide when to lock in — too early and the payout is small, too late and the curve cuts. There are no reels, no paylines, no bonus buys. Just a stake, a curve, and your finger on the cash-out. That's
why it stands out on Indonesia phones.
The multiplier climbs in real time on a single chart. You watch it move with everyone else in the round, and your cash-out timestamp is logged the moment your finger taps.
Set a target multiplier — say 1.8x or 2.5x — and Crash locks the cash-out for you. Useful when you're switching tabs to the slot lobby or checking your QRIS balance.
Crash lets you run two separate stakes in the same round with different cash-out targets. One conservative, one aggressive — both feed into the same curve, both settle the moment you exit.
Pick your stake from the chip row, confirm before the countdown ends, and you're in. If you miss the window, the next round opens roughly five seconds after the current curve breaks.
A multiplier starts at 1.00x and climbs along a curve. The break point is set by a provably fair seed before the round begins, so neither we nor you can nudge the outcome mid-flight.
Tap the cash-out button at any multiplier above 1.00x and your stake settles at that figure. Miss the curve and the stake is lost — the timing is fully on you.
The Crash table is built vertically for phones. Stake chips sit at the bottom, the curve fills the middle, and the cash-out button stays under your thumb the whole round.
Round-based multiplier (instant game) — not a slot, not a table game.
Adjustable through your cash-out target; conservative at low multipliers, high at deep curves.
Android, iOS browsers, desktop Chrome, Safari and Firefox — same table, same seed.
Available across Indonesia where local law permits, with QRIS and e-wallet rails ready.
Crash was built for the screen you already carry. We render the curve in a vertical viewport, keep the cash-out button pinned above the home indicator, and trim...
Each Crash round commits a hashed server seed before bets open. After the curve breaks, the seed is revealed so you can replay the maths.
Crash is supplied by licensed instant-game studios we integrate directly — no white-label re-skins sitting between you and the curve.
The curve distribution is audited by third-party labs that test instant games for fairness across millions of simulated rounds.
Server and client seeds are kept on file for thirty days. You can request a specific round's seed pair through chat at any time.
Every Crash round has a unique ID printed below the curve, making any dispute or audit trace point straight to one settlement.
Per-round stake limits are visible in the chip row before you enter, so you always know the ceiling for the curve you're about to ride.
| vs Aviator | Aviator uses a plane animation; Crash uses a pure curve chart. Mechanically similar — single multiplier, manual cash-out — but Crash strips the visuals back for faster rounds. |
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| vs Sweet Bonanza | Sweet Bonanza is a tumbling slot with cluster pays and feature buys. Crash has no reels at all — just stake, curve, cash-out. Different rhythm, different session length. |
| vs Live Baccarat | Baccarat runs on a dealer-paced shoe with player/banker bets. Crash runs every five seconds with one decision per round. Pick Crash when you want pace. |
| vs Roulette | Roulette gives you grid bets and fixed odds. Crash gives you one variable — when to exit. The risk shape is fully under your finger rather than table layout. |
| vs Mines | Mines is a grid-pick game with a stop button after each safe tile. Crash compresses that decision into one curve. Faster to settle, simpler to read. |
| vs Plinko | Plinko drops a ball through pegs into payout slots. Crash skips the randomiser visuals and lets you pick your own multiplier exit point instead. |
| vs Dice | Dice asks you to predict a roll above or below a threshold. Crash asks you to predict how high the curve will go before it breaks. Both are single-decision games. |