What is a crash point?
The multiplier at which a round ends. It is decided before the round starts, from a random number or seed hash, and is revealed when the multiplier stops.
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Why it matters
Quick rand example: R50 cashed out at 3x returns R150. Funding a session? Start with Ozow instant EFT.
Because it’s fixed in advance, watching the multiplier rise gives you no information about when it will stop.
In practice
Crash points follow a heavily skewed distribution: most rounds end below 2x, and a small number run to hundreds or thousands. The median crash point at 97% RTP is just under 2x, while the average is pulled far higher by rare huge rounds.
Example
A round with crash point 1.87x pays any bet cashed out at 1.86x or lower.
New to the format? Start with How Crash Games Work.