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ROUND ANATOMY
How a Crash Round Actually Runs
Every crash round opens with a betting window. You pick a stake, the window closes, and the multiplier starts climbing from 1.00x. What stays unknown is where it stops. Take the money out before that and the round is finished for you, settled at the exact figure on screen. Nothing about the curve is random after launch; the burst point is already fixed.
Aviator, Spaceman and JetX all run that same shape with different pacing and graphics. Set a manual target if you want to decide in the moment, or lock an automatic stop at a fixed multiplier and let the round finish while you do something else.

The betting window
Stakes open for a few seconds before each round. Miss the window and the next round starts almost immediately.
Cash-out modes
Tap out yourself at whatever multiplier is live, or set a target and let the round close you automatically.
Provably fair rounds
Each result is hashed before betting closes, so you can check it against the published seed after the curve bursts.
Limits before you start
Set a round budget and a target multiplier first. A stop rule made in advance is easier to keep than one made mid-climb.
PHONE-FIRST ROUNDS
Crash Games on Your Phone
Crash titles suit a phone better than most casino formats. The layout is portrait-first, the cash-out button sits under your thumb, and the past-round strip stays above the curve so you can see what just happened. Run a few rounds on mobile data in Dhaka and a dropped signal still settles your bet at the recorded result.
- Thumb-reach cash-out
- Portrait-first layout
- Past-round strip
- Light on data
ROUND HELP DESK
Get Help During a Crash Round
The multiplier keeps climbing while you wait, so our team stays reachable through live chat, email and the help tab inside your account. Send the round number and the stop point you set, and we can trace the same log you see. Most cash-out queries close inside one chat session, and every round stays listed in your bet history afterwards.

Live Chat
Open live chat straight from the game screen and quote your round number; agents read the same round history you do and can check a missed cash-out on the spot.
Cash-Out Disputes
If a manual tap did not register, send the round number and the time it happened. We replay the round log and confirm the multiplier at which your cash-out was accepted.
Bets and Limits
Each round sits in your account with stake, stop point and payout, so you can check a figure yourself before asking us to raise a session limit.
PROVABLY FAIR CHECKS
Inside metbet: Audited Crash Rounds
Every round is built on a published seed pair, so the stop point is fixed before betting opens rather than decided while the number climbs. We show the hash and the later reveal in round history, and provider certification lines sit on the title page in the lobby. Check a seed yourself, then set a stake that matches your session plan.
Published Seeds
Crash titles in our lobby publish a server seed hash before the round starts and reveal the seed after it ends, so you can verify any stop point independently.
Studio Certification
Each title carries its provider's independent audit for random number generation. Look for the certification line on the game page before you place your first stake.
Session Controls
Set a single-round stake cap, a session loss limit and a take-a-break timer from the account panel. Our team can apply a longer pause whenever you ask.
Age and Location
You need to be 18 or over and playing from a place where online gambling is allowed. Identity verification through your account has to clear before any withdrawal.
PACE COMPARED
Compare Crash Against Other Lobby Formats
Crash sits somewhere between a slot and a card table. You set a stake, watch one number rise, and decide when to stop. No reels to spin, no dealer to wait on. The table below lines the format up against the other rooms in our lobby so you can pick a pace that suits the time you have on your phone.
| Crash vs. Slots | A slot settles on the spin result; crash settles on the moment you stop. One decision per round, but you control the exit point. |
|---|---|
| Crash vs. Live Tables | Live baccarat and blackjack deal at their own speed and wait for your bet; a crash round opens on a timer whether or not you joined. |
| Skill and Chance | The multiplier path is random, so no pattern predicts where it breaks. Your only real input is the stop point you choose and hold. |
| Session Length | Rounds finish in seconds rather than minutes, so a session is a count of decisions. Fix the number of rounds before you begin. |
| Return Expectation | Published RTP is a long-run figure across thousands of rounds. It says nothing about one session and nothing about where to cash out. |
CRASH TERMS
Crash Game Terms You Will Meet
Crash has its own words, and most confusion in the lobby comes from two of them being used as one. Here are the terms you will meet most often, defined the way we use them on metbet. Read them once and the rising curve, the cash-out button and the round feed stop looking like guesswork.
- What does cash-out mean in a Crash game?
- Cash-out locks in the multiplier showing at the moment you tap. Your stake is multiplied by that figure right then, and the round is finished for you.Example: You cash out at 2.40x with a BDT 100 stake and collect BDT 240.
- What is auto cash-out?
- Auto cash-out is a multiplier you set before the betting phase closes. The game exits your bet automatically when the curve reaches that number, with no tap needed.Example: You set 1.80x, the curve passes it, and your bet closes on its own.
- What does provably fair mean here?
- It means the round result comes from a seed you can check afterwards. You can confirm the crash point was fixed before the betting phase began.
- What is the multiplier curve?
- It is the number climbing on screen during a round. It starts at 1.00x and keeps rising until it stops, and that stop value is the crash point.
- What is round history in Crash?
- It is the list of crash points that already happened. Treat it as a record only, because earlier rounds have no effect on the next one.Example: A feed shows 1.12x, 4.60x, then 1.03x; none of it predicts round four.
QUICK ANSWERS
Crash Questions We Get Daily
Support answers crash questions every day, and the same handful keep coming back. These are the ones worth reading before your first round, answered with the controls and behaviour you will actually see on the game screen. If something is still unclear, our live chat sits one tap away from the cash-out button.
How do I cash out before the crash?
Tap the cash-out button while the multiplier is still climbing. Your payout is the exact number on screen at that instant, so choose your stop point before the round starts.
Can I use auto cash-out and manual cash-out together?
No. Pick one per round. If auto cash-out is set, the game closes your bet for you, so you cannot also take a manual exit.
Does round history help me predict the next crash?
No. Every round is independent. The feed tells you what already happened, not what comes next, so read it as a record rather than a signal.
What happens if my connection drops mid-round?
Your bet stays live. If you set auto cash-out, it still fires at your chosen multiplier. Without it, the round can crash while you are offline, and the stake is lost.
Can I play Crash on my phone and fund it with bKash?
Yes. Load the game in your phone browser, deposit from bKash, Nagad or Rocket, and the cash-out button stays within thumb reach. Nothing needs downloading.
