A crash game is one number going up. A plane takes off, a balloon inflates, a multiplier climbs from 1.00x, and at some point the round stops. If you cashed out before it stopped, you win your stake times the multiplier you took. If you did not, the stake is gone. That is the whole game.
What Citobet has
106 crash games. The studios that build them are Galaxsys with 14 titles, PopOk with 13, Smartsoft with 11, KA Gaming with 11 and TaDa Gaming with 10. Aviator, Aviatrix, Balloon and Bear Run are the names you will recognise.
Of the 91 that publish a return to player figure, the median is 97.0%. The median slot in our catalogue publishes 96.0%, so crash games sit slightly above the slot floor.
How a round works
- A betting window opens and you place your stake.
- The round starts and the multiplier begins to climb.
- You press cash out whenever you want. The win is your stake times the multiplier at that instant.
- The round crashes. Anyone still in loses the stake.
The crash point is decided when the round begins. It does not depend on how many people are playing, on your stake, or on how long you waited.
Use auto cash out
Our crash games let you set a multiplier in advance, and the game takes the win for you when it gets there. Use it. The reason is not discipline, it is speed: at 15x the number moves faster than a thumb, and a round can end between seeing it and reaching the button.
Two bets in the same round
You can also place two bets in one round, which is how regular players split the risk. Take the first at a low multiplier to cover the stakes, and let the second ride for the bigger number. One decision made in advance, two outcomes.
One caution. Term 1.5 of the Bonus Terms and Conditions prohibits risk-free and hedging patterns when a bonus is active. Two bets played as a game is fine. Two bets arranged to lock a return out of bonus money is bonus abuse, and it costs the bonus and the winnings.
Picking a target
A 2.00x cash out doubles the stake and needs the round to reach 2x. A 10x cash out pays ten times and needs the round to reach 10x, which happens much less often. No target is cheaper than another: the game's return to player is the same whichever you choose. What changes is how often you win and how much you win when you do.
Crash is the clearest volatility lesson in the casino, because you set the volatility yourself. Cashing out at 1.30x is a low volatility strategy. Waiting for 20x is a high volatility strategy with identical underlying maths. The guide to slot volatility explains the same idea on reels.
Try them for free
80 of the 106 open in demo mode. Play twenty rounds with play money and watch where the crashes land. It will change the target you pick when you play for real.
No pattern predicts the next round
The chart of previous rounds is on the screen because players like to look at it, not because it carries information. Every round starts from nothing. A run of low crashes does not make a high one due.
Crash games and bonuses
Casino games contribute 100% toward a wagering requirement, crash games included, unless a promotion limits the bonus to specific games or studios. Sportsbook bets contribute nothing. That is term 1.22, and the guide to wagering requirements works through what it means in turnover.
The honest warning
A crash round can be over in two seconds. A budget disappears faster here than anywhere else in the casino, so set the stake by dividing what you plan to spend by fifty rounds, not by five.
The number to trust is the one in the game
The figures above come from our catalogue, and a studio can change them when it updates a title. The return to player, the maximum multiplier and the rules shown in the game's own information panel are the ones that apply to your round.
Play responsibly
Fast games need a limit set before you start, not halfway through. The responsible gambling page has deposit and loss limits, and the guide to setting a gaming budget helps you pick the number.