CSGO Crash
CSGO crash is one shared flight for everyone online: bet before take-off, watch the multiplier climb and cash out before it crashes.
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What CSGO crash is
A fighter jet takes off and a multiplier climbs with it. The whole site rides the same flight, and your bet pays only if you cash out before the jet goes down.
A round from start to finish
Betting window
5 seconds to place one bet. Add an auto cash-out target if you want one.
Bets lock
A target Solana slot is set. Take-off waits for its block and a 1.5 second countdown.
Take-off
The jet climbs and the multiplier counts up from 1.00x, roughly 6% each second.
Cash out
Hit Cash out or let your target trigger it. Your bet is multiplied by that number.
The jet goes down
Anyone still flying loses the bet. The crash point shows for 3 seconds before the next round.
The climb in numbers
Two ways to cash out
The Cash out button
Hit Cash out whenever the jet is in the air. You get the multiplier from the moment the server receives your request.
Target
Enter any multiplier from 1.01x before the round starts. Once the flight reaches it, the bet is cashed out for you.
Arrival time counts
Requests are judged by when the server gets them. After the crash is too late, and during the 1.5 second countdown is too early.
Care packages
One round in five, a cargo plane crosses the sky with a care package. It drops at a hidden point, and every bet still in the air at that moment gets a bonus. Bets cashed out earlier get nothing extra, and if the jet goes down first, the package never drops.
Betting basics
How you can check a round
Seed hash up front
Before bets open you see the SHA-256 hash of the server seed. The seed itself appears when the jet crashes.
Solana picks the block
The target slot is set when bets lock. The first block made at or after it counts, with no second tries.
Round pages
Every round has a page with its seed, its block, a Solscan link and a verifier that runs in the browser.
When a round is voided
No take-off
A block that does not arrive in time, or a server stop before take-off, voids the round. All stakes come back and the seed is shown anyway.
Mid-air failure
Bets whose auto target was hit before the failure are paid. The others come back, or are lost if the jet had already crashed.
Pending cash-outs
A cash-out the server got but had not finished is honoured if its record survives. Otherwise it comes back or is lost with the rest of the round.
Ways to play it
Target before take-off
The server cashes out at your target, so a slow connection cannot make it miss.
Practice with demo coins
Same rounds, same limits, and your coin balance stays untouched.
Waiting for the package
Four rounds in five have no drop, and holding past 2.00x means more crashes.
Very low targets
Crash counts toward wagering by the risk you take, and very low cash-outs count less.
Doubling up after losses
At a 2x target, doubling from 1 coin reaches 128 after 7 losses, all to end 1 coin up.
Pick a stop point
Rounds never pause. Decide your loss limit before the first one.
When should I cash out?
Whenever you like during the flight. The multiplier can crash at any moment, even at 1.00x, so an auto cash-out is the calm way to lock in a target.
What is a supply drop?
In some rounds a cargo plane drops a care package. If it lands before the crash, every bet still in the air gets +0.30x on its cash-out.
Can I check the crash point?
Yes. Every round page shows the server seed, the Solana block and a verifier that recomputes the crash point in your browser.