The defining mechanic
A fraction away.
A different reward.
You choose the exit.
The crash reveals the distance.
Precision gives closeness a visible payoff. Every successful exit is assessed after the crash. A qualifying exit earns additional profit, on top of the ordinary return already secured.
Distance → tier → additional reward
Watch the reward change.
Choose an illustrative exit from the same $10 full bet. The displayed crash stays at 2.16×.
One illustrative $10 bet · full cashout
- Cashout
- 2.14×
- Crash
- 2.16×
- Displayed gap
- 0.02×
Closest 1% · 5× profit tier
Additional Precision reward$11.40 ordinary profit × 5 = $57.00 final profit.
The ordinary cashout returns $21.40. Precision adds $45.60 after the crash.
Your distance from the crash
| Distance | Profit tier |
|---|---|
| Up to 1% | 5× |
| Over 1%, up to 2% | 4× |
| Over 2%, up to 3% | 3× |
| Over 3%, up to 4% | 2× |
| Over 4% | Ordinary profit |
Precision multiplies ordinary profit. Your exited stake is returned once.
Read the game rules ↗Illustrative examples, not expected returns. Tiers use the game’s exact crash reference; displayed multipliers and gaps are rounded. The crash is random and cannot be predicted. An uncashed portion loses if the crash arrives first.
One original wager / Two independent results
Two exits.
Two distances.
With 50/50 cashout, each original half has its own accepted multiplier and its own Precision assessment. One half can qualify while the other receives no extra reward.
For example: a $10 bet exits $5 at 1.75× and $5 at 2.00×. With a displayed crash of 2.02×, only the second half qualifies for the closest tier. It adds $20.00 Precision; the combined return is $38.75.
The rules, clearly
What players should know.
Does 5× mean five times my stake?
No. Precision multiplies ordinary profit. A $10 exit at 2.14× has $11.40 ordinary profit. At the 5× tier, final profit is $57.00. The $10 stake is returned once, for $67.00 total. The extra Precision award is $45.60.
How is the distance measured?
Distance is the gap between an accepted exit and the exact crash reference, divided by that crash reference. The game uses exact values for qualification; multipliers and gaps shown on screen are rounded. The examples use a 2.155× exact crash reference, displayed as 2.16×.
What happens outside the Precision bands?
A successful exit more than 4% away keeps its ordinary return and earns no extra Precision reward. If the crash arrives before an exit is accepted, the uncashed portion loses.
Can the crash be predicted?
No. The outcome is random. The hidden target and the Precision reveal do not offer information about where a future round will end. Choosing to wait also risks the uncashed stake.
What do Auto and the cashout ceiling do?
Optional Auto cashout is set before the round and applies to the remaining portion. A financial ceiling automatically exits the remaining stake if the round survives to it. A first-half exit can change the remaining ceiling. The round continues to its original crash; the rules do not clip a successful payout.
What does the play-money fairness check prove?
The demo records a commitment before a round, then reveals inputs after the crash so the browser can check the commitment and replay the result. This is a demo verification feature, not independent certification or real-money release approval.
Now aim for your moment.
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