How One Round Plays Out
A rising multiplier applies to your stake from the moment a round starts. You pick the moment to cash out — wait longer for a bigger potential payout, but the round can crash at any second and zero out anything you haven't already banked.
Crash points and round history log automatically, much like Colour Prediction results do, giving you a clear record to look back on.
Deciding Your Cash-Out Point in Advance
Since a round can end without warning, plenty of players settle on a target multiplier before it even starts rather than reacting under pressure once the number's climbing fast — a fixed target takes the split-second decision out of the equation.
That's exactly what the round history is useful for: it shows a spread of recent crash points rather than one number, which paints a far more realistic picture of typical outcomes than any single round would on its own.
