Crash games: every title we've reviewed

This is our full list of crash games. A crash game is any title where a multiplier rises from 1.00x and “crashes” at a random point, and your job is to cash out before it does. That simple loop now comes in dozens of skins: planes (Aviator, Aviatrix, Aero), jets (JetX, JetX3, Lucky Jet), rockets and astronauts (Spaceman, Space XY, Crash X, Rocket Queen), balloons (Balloon, Cash or Crash, Zeppelin), and the plain-number “Limbo” style originals that many casinos build in-house.

How we compare crash games

Every game page uses the same scorecard, so you can compare like with like:

• RTP and house edge. The return to player is the share of all money staked that the game pays back over the long run. A 97% RTP pays back 97 of every 100 staked over time. One extra point of RTP sounds small, but it adds up over every bet you make, so higher is better.
• Max multiplier. This is the cap on any single round. It matters for anyone chasing big targets and hardly at all for anyone cashing out at 1.50x.
• Bet limits. Minimum and maximum stakes decide whether a game fits a small bankroll, and whether martingale-style doubling hits the table limit quickly.
• Features. Auto-bet, auto cash out, a dual-bet panel, live chat, round history and “rain” promotions all change how a game feels. None of them change the odds.
• Provably fair. We note whether the game publishes the seeds and hashes you need to verify past rounds, and whether the provider documents the algorithm.

We take these facts once from provider documentation and show them the same way everywhere. If we have not verified a value it shows as “—”. We would rather show a gap than guess.

Use the filters

The filters above the list narrow the games by provider, minimum RTP, max multiplier and features. They run in your browser, and the full list stays readable without JavaScript. Some games drop out when you filter on RTP or features: that only means we have not verified that value yet.

Before you play

Every crash game has the same maths underneath. Your chance of reaching any multiplier is roughly the RTP divided by that multiplier. At 97% RTP you reach 2x about 48.5% of the time and 10x about 9.7% of the time. Read how crash games work and try the strategy simulator before you stake real money. Set a budget you are happy to lose.