Watch a round settle
How a Round Is Settled
Settlement in a crash game happens in a fixed order, and the part that surprises new players is that the outcome is decided before the multiplier ever starts moving.
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The betting window closes
Every round opens with a short window where players confirm a stake. Once that window closes, no new bets are accepted for that round — the field you're watching from that point on is display only, in the sense that nothing you do changes the underlying crash point.
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The crash point is generated
A random-number process assigns the round's crash point the moment betting closes. This step happens before the multiplier is shown climbing, not as a live reaction to how the round is going. Crash point explained covers the mechanics of this step in more depth.
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The multiplier climbs
The visible number starts at 1.00x and rises. Each player who staked can cash out at any point during this phase. There's no limit on how many players cash out at different points — one player's decision doesn't affect another's payout.
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The round crashes
When the multiplier reaches the pre-set crash point, the round stops. Anyone who cashed out before that moment keeps stake times their multiplier. Anyone still in loses the stake for that round.
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Verification, if the build offers it
Provably-fair builds publish a hashed value before the round and reveal the underlying seed after it ends, letting the crash point be independently recalculated and checked against what was shown before betting closed. That process doesn't change the house edge — it proves the number wasn't altered after bets were placed. Real or fake covers what to do if a build skips this step entirely.
| Phase | What's happening | What you control |
|---|---|---|
| Betting window | Stakes confirmed | Stake size |
| Crash point set | Random value fixed | Nothing |
| Multiplier climbing | Number rises | Cash-out timing |
| Crash | Round stops | Nothing |
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What to keep in mind
The sequence above is the same regardless of theme or branding. Knowing that the crash point is fixed before the multiplier moves is the single most useful fact for understanding why watching the number longer doesn't improve your odds — the outcome was already set. Play within a session limit, and remember this is entertainment for players 18 and over.
FAQ
At what point is the outcome of a crash game round decided?
The moment the betting window closes, before the multiplier starts visibly climbing.
Does the multiplier's climb react to anything happening live?
No. It's a display of a value already generated; nothing during the climb changes the crash point.
What does provably fair actually verify?
That the crash point wasn't changed after bets closed. It confirms integrity of that one round, not a winning strategy.
Can two players get different crash points in the same round?
No. All players in a given round share the same crash point.
Is there a way to predict when a round will crash?
No verified method exists. The crash point comes from a random process independent of past rounds.
