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Crash and instant games

Crash games replace reels with a rising multiplier you cash out before it stops. Instant games like Plinko and Mines settle each round in seconds. Here is how each one really works.

How crash games differ from slots

In a slot the result of a spin is fixed the moment you press the button. In a crash game the round has a hidden crash point, and your decision is when to cash out: the earlier you leave, the more often you win, but the smaller the payout. The house edge is built into the distribution of crash points, so no cash-out timing and no betting progression changes the long-run return. Read our RTP guide for what the percentage means over many rounds.

Provably fair and demos

Several of these games publish a provably fair system: the round result is committed with a hash before the round starts, and you can verify it afterwards. Where the provider offers a free demo, it loads on the review page with virtual credits.

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