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Crash Countdown gives you a climbing multiplier and one call to make — cash out at your number or hold through the break.

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See How A Crash Countdown Round Runs

A Crash Countdown round is easy to follow. A short bet window opens, you confirm your stake, and the curve starts climbing. The multiplier keeps moving until it breaks, and you can close your position by hand whenever you like. Prefer to leave it alone? Set an auto cash-out figure before the window shuts and the round finishes itself at your number.

Every settled round drops into the history strip on the same screen, so you can read the earlier points before the next one begins. Alongside it, the lobby carries Aviator and Crash WinBurst for a different curve speed, with our live tables one tab away.

  • Fixed bet window before each climb
  • Manual or automatic cash-out
  • Settled rounds kept in history
FAIR ROUND PROOF

Browse The Proof Behind Each Round

A crash round is only worth playing if you can check it afterwards. So the Crash Countdown screen keeps its own paper trail: the stake you confirmed, the point where the round broke, and the multiplier you exited at. Where a studio exposes a seed and a settled hash, both appear for you to compare. Where a provider publishes RTP or round data, that reading sits on the game screen instead of being restated by us.

Published Round Hash

Where a studio publishes provably fair output, the round hash appears after settlement. You can compare it with the seed shown before the round began and check the result was set in advance.

Visible Round History

The history strip on the Crash Countdown screen lists the multiplier points from earlier rounds. It is there so you can see the pace of rounds you missed, not to suggest what comes next.

Named Studios

Crash titles in our lobby come from studios we can name, including Aviator from Spribe. When a provider exposes RTP or round data, that reading is shown on the game screen.

Wallet Settlement

Rounds settle straight into your account wallet, the same balance you fund by bKash, Nagad or Rocket. There is no separate crash balance, so your statement reads as one running record.

MID-ROUND HELP

Open Support Before Your Next Round

Round screens move quickly, so we keep support paths tied to what actually goes wrong in Crash Countdown rather than sending you through a general queue. Live chat and email tickets both accept a round number, and you can paste a wallet transaction ID straight into the thread. Anything tied to a settled round gets pulled from the settlement record, not from memory, so keep the time on your phone handy when you write in.

Cash-Out Disputes If a cash-out shows on your screen but not in the round history, send the round number and the time on your phone. We pull the settlement record and answer on the same chat thread.
Wallet Credit Check Sent money through bKash, Nagad or Rocket that hasn't reached your account wallet? Share the wallet name and transaction ID. We trace the credit and confirm what we find before your next round.
Auto Cash-Out Setup Not sure your target saved? Open the round screen, check the auto cash-out figure before the bet window shuts, and adjust it by hand. Support can confirm what is stored on your account.

Learn The Terms Before You Cash Out

What does cash-out mean in Crash Countdown?

Cash-out is the moment you close a live round and keep the multiplier your stake has reached. Once you tap it, that round is finished for you and the amount goes to your wallet.

What is an auto cash-out target?

Auto cash-out is a figure you set before the round starts. When the multiplier reaches it, the round closes for you without another tap, even if you are not watching the screen.

What is the bust point?

The bust point is where the round ends and the multiplier drops to zero. Any stake still riding at that second is lost, which is why the cash-out call sits with you.

What does round hash mean?

A round hash is a code a studio publishes after a round settles. Comparing it against the seed shown before the round began lets you check the result was fixed in advance.

What is a bet window?

The bet window is the short countdown before the curve starts moving. Your stake and any auto cash-out figure have to be confirmed inside it; once the round opens you ride or wait.

What is a multiplier in Crash Countdown?

The multiplier is the number your stake is scaled by as the round climbs. A 3x reading means three times your stake if you cash out at that point and not after.

Ask Us Before Your First Round

Log in, open Crash Countdown from the lobby, enter your stake inside the bet window and confirm. Add funds first with bKash, Nagad or Rocket if your account wallet is short.

Yes. You can save an auto cash-out target that repeats each round, then change or clear it whenever you like. Manual cash-out stays open even with a target saved.

A dropped connection does not pause the round. If you set an auto cash-out, your target still fires; without one, the round runs to its break. Reconnect and read the history strip for the settled result.

bKash, Nagad and Rocket all work for adding funds to your account wallet before a round. Availability of any payment route depends on your local law and eligible regions.

It runs on a timed round instead of spinning reels. You set a stake once per round and decide when to exit, while slot results resolve inside the game with no exit call from you.

Each settled round is written to the history strip on the game screen, so you can read the earlier multiplier points. Past results do not predict the next round; every window starts fresh.
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