How to play Crash on Shuffle

Crash rules and round flow

Crash begins at a 1.00x multiplier that rises until the round ends at a generated crash point. Cashing out first returns the stake multiplied by the current number; missing the exit loses the bet.

The decisions the player controls

You control the stake and when to cash out. Auto cashout can set an exit before the round, which removes reaction time but does not change the probability of reaching that multiplier.

Risk, house edge and provably fair results

Higher target multipliers are reached less often. Past crash points do not forecast the next round, and a high recent result does not make an early crash more or less likely.

Crash verification should reproduce the round’s crash multiplier. Compare it with the accepted cashout target and recorded cashout status; network delay is a separate operational risk when relying on a manual exit.

A practical Crash round example

With a 2.00x auto-cashout, a round reaching that point returns twice the stake before the later crash. A round ending below 2.00x loses the stake. Moving the target higher increases the return when reached and reduces how often it succeeds.

What to check before playing Crash

Confirm these Crash settings before the first wager, then keep the session limit separate from any result or multiplier target.

• Manual or automatic cashout mode
• Target multiplier selected before betting
• Connection stability during manual play
• Hard stop for total session loss