Glossary
Short, plain definitions for terms used throughout this site, each linking to a fuller explanation.
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Core terms
Crash point — the multiplier value at which a round stops, fixed before the round becomes visible. See crash point explained.
Multiplier — the rising number a round displays, starting at 1.00x. Cashing out converts stake times this value into a payout. See multiplier and cash-out.
Cash out — the action of locking in a payout at the current multiplier before the round crashes.
Auto cash-out — a setting that cashes out automatically once a pre-set target multiplier is reached. See auto cash-out explained.
Dual bet — placing two separate stakes in one round, each with independent cash-out timing. See dual bet explained.
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Fairness and math terms
| Term | Short definition |
|---|---|
| RTP | Long-run average share of staked money returned as winnings |
| House edge | The house's long-run average share, the inverse of RTP |
| Provably fair | A hash-before, reveal-after process confirming a round wasn't altered |
| Seed | A value used to generate a round's crash point, revealed after for verification |
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Trust and access terms
Clone site — a lookalike page mimicking an original crash-game source, often with a slightly altered domain. See original vs clone sites.
Wrapper (app) — an installed app version of a crash game, functionally identical to the browser round with added install requirements. See crash game app.
Wagering — the requirement to bet a bonus amount a set number of times before it becomes withdrawable. See welcome pack.
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Why a glossary helps
Crash-game terminology repeats across nearly every named build, and having one place to check a term quickly beats re-reading a full page each time. Each definition above links to the page with the fuller explanation, sources, and context.
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What to keep in mind
These definitions are deliberately short — the linked pages carry the full explanation, mechanics, and any sourced figures. Use this page as a quick reference, not a substitute for reading the topic in depth before it matters to a real-money decision.
FAQ
What does "crash point" mean?
The multiplier value at which a round stops, fixed before the round starts. See crash point explained.
What's the difference between RTP and house edge?
They describe the same math from opposite angles — RTP is the average return, house edge is the average retained share.
What is a "wrapper" in this context?
An installed app version of a crash game, running the same mechanic as the browser version with added install requirements.
What does "provably fair" mean in one sentence?
A process where a hash is published before a round and a seed revealed after, letting the outcome be independently verified.
Where can I read the full explanation behind each term?
Each definition links to a dedicated page with the complete explanation and any sourced figures.
