Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about crash game fairness, our methodology, and how we operate.
A crash game is a type of online gambling game where a multiplier rises from 1.0x and can 'crash' at any moment. Players must cash out before the crash to win. Popular examples include Aviator, Stake Crash, and Spaceman.
Provably fair is a cryptographic system where the game operator commits to round outcomes in advance using hash chains. Players can verify after each round that the outcome was not tampered with. It proves honesty of individual rounds, but does not guarantee overall fairness of the game's parameters.
No. We never predict, suggest, or imply when to play or cash out. Each round in a properly functioning crash game is generated independently. We audit whether the game is fair — we do not help you win.
We evaluate games on three columns: RTP deviation from stated values, multiplier distribution compared to expected mathematical distribution, and cryptographic hash chain verification. Our methodology is public and every audit is reproducible.
Yes. All audit conclusions, methodology documentation, and educational content are permanently free and public. We will never put truth behind a paywall.
No. Each round in a properly functioning crash game is generated independently. The previous 20 results have no statistical influence on the next round. This is called the streak illusion — one of the most expensive cognitive mistakes in crash games.