GAME GUIDE · CRASH

How Crash Works: Crash Distribution, Auto Cashout and 99% RTP

Daybreak Crash still defaults to Practice for ordinary players, while a reviewed shared-round server runtime exists behind staged Wallet rollout. Authoritative shared-round crash truth is fixed before the round runs.

RTP
99.00%
House Edge
1.00%
Crash Truth
Fixed before RUNNING
Runtime
Practice default / Staged server

How to play

  1. Set a bet during WAITING and choose Manual or an Auto Cashout target.
  2. A crash point is generated before the round starts. RUNNING only reveals that fixed result.
  3. Manual mode can cash out before the crash; Auto settles when the target is reached.
  4. If the crash point is reached first, any still-active Practice bet loses.

Crash canonical math

The canonical server model targets 99% RTP for a fixed target. The 0.99/x intuition still explains why higher targets are reached less often, but authoritative crash truth comes from the reviewed shared-round server HMAC model.

Target 2×P(reach) ≈ 0.99/249.50%
Target 10×P(reach) ≈ 0.99/109.90%
Target 100×P(reach) ≈ 0.99/1000.99%

Current fairness boundary

Transaction Core already owns immutable shared-round Crash truth, server HMAC-SHA256 commitment/reveal, DB clock, manual/AUTO settlement, Wallet/Ledger and recovery. Practice remains the ordinary-player default because broad Wallet rollout is staged, not because the server runtime is absent.

Frequently asked questions

Does waiting longer make the next crash point higher?

No. Each round is a new independent random outcome.

Does Auto Cashout change the crash point?

No. Auto only changes the attempted exit time.

Can slower animation change the result?

It should not. Crash truth is fixed before presentation begins.

Is 99% the canonical Crash RTP?

Yes for the reviewed server target. Broad Public Wallet rollout remains staged, so ordinary players may still see Practice.