Crash games: the rising multiplier
Understand the cashout decision, then explore Aviator.
A crash game typically displays a multiplier that rises until the round ends. The player’s cashout decision matters, but a rising line does not reveal where the next round will stop. Aviator is the classic shared-round example in this first library.
Do not carry a game’s RTP or interface setting into another title merely because both pages use the word crash. Tower Rush and other rapid games may be grouped commercially with crash titles while following their own sequence of actions. Use the game-specific rules to resolve the difference.
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