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Crash rules and the multiplier curve
Start, growth and crash point
Simultaneous players and shared rounds
Every Crash round on EarnBet3 runs on the same clock. A five-second countdown locks bets, the multiplier opens at 1.00x and climbs continuously, and the round ends at a crash point fixed before the first bet was placed. The curve is a display of that fixed number, not a live prediction — no pattern in previous rounds changes the next crash point. Rounds are shared: all players at the table see the same multiplier and the same crash moment.
- Countdown (5 seconds): bets and auto cash-out targets are accepted; no multiplier movement yet.
- Growth: the multiplier rises from 1.00x in real time; cashing out locks your stake times the current multiplier.
- Crash: the round stops at the pre-committed crash point; any bet not cashed out loses its stake.
- Verification window: the server seed is revealed and can be checked against the published hash with the /provably-fair verifier.
| Event | What you see | Effect on your bet |
|---|---|---|
| Countdown | 5-second timer | Bet can be edited or cancelled |
| Growth | Multiplier climbing from 1.00x | Cash-out available at any moment |
| Crash | Curve stops | Uncashed bets lose stake |
| Seed reveal | Server seed published | Round can be re-checked |
Can I predict the crash point from earlier rounds?
No. The crash point is fixed by the server seed hash before the round starts. Previous multipliers have no effect; the verifier lets you confirm the result after the fact, not forecast it.
What happens if I don't cash out before the crash?
Your stake is lost. There is no partial return or grace period — the cash-out must be confirmed before the round ends.
Auto cash-out and stop-loss settings
Setting a target multiplier in advance
Automatic bet and session stop
Auto cash-out removes the need to watch the curve. You set a target multiplier and the system cashes out the moment the curve reaches it; a stop-loss ends the session after a set number of rounds or a set loss. The crash point itself is unchanged — these settings only control when your bet leaves the round. All three profiles below use the same rules; only the numbers change.
| Profile | Target multiplier | Stake per round | Session stop | Implied session length |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Short session | 1.20x | €1 | Stop after 10 rounds or €5 loss | 10–15 minutes |
| Balanced | 1.80x | €2 | Stop after 25 rounds or €15 loss | 25–40 minutes |
| Patient | 3.50x | €1 | Stop after 40 rounds or €20 loss | 45–70 minutes |
- Target multiplier: the round ends for you as soon as the curve hits the number, regardless of where the crash point sits.
- Session stop on rounds: caps time at the table; the crash point can still fall below your target.
- Session stop on loss: tracks net loss for the session and blocks further bets once the figure is reached.
- Auto bet: repeats the same stake and target for every round until a session stop triggers.
- Manual override: you can cash out early at any time; the auto target is a ceiling, not a lock.
House edge and realistic expectations
How the edge is built into the curve
Why a high multiplier is not a strategy
EarnBet3 Crash charges its edge inside the multiplier curve, not as a separate fee. Cashing out at 1.10x pays 1.10 for every 1.00 staked, but the bust point is drawn so that only about 90% of rounds reach that level at a 1% edge. Over many rounds the average return settles near 0.99 per 1.00 staked, whatever cash-out target you pick. Low multipliers arriving in clusters is the expected shape of that distribution, not a signal that a big one is pending.
- The curve opens at 1.00x and climbs in 100 ms steps; the bust point is sealed before the first tick.
- Your cash-out target sets swing size, not average return: 1.10x hits often and small, 100x rarely and large.
- The edge sits in the bust distribution, so no target carries a better expected value than any other.
- Every round hashes the server seed, your client seed and the nonce, so earlier rounds cannot preview the next one.
| Cash-out target | Rounds that reach it at 1% edge | Average return per 1.00 staked |
|---|---|---|
| 1.10x | 90.0% | 0.99 |
| 1.50x | 66.0% | 0.99 |
| 2.00x | 49.5% | 0.99 |
| 5.00x | 19.8% | 0.99 |
| 10.00x | 9.9% | 0.99 |
Does a long run of low multipliers mean a high one is due?
No. Each round draws an independent bust point from the same distribution; earlier results do not move the odds.
Is there a cash-out level with a positive expected value?
No. Every target returns roughly 0.99 per 1.00 staked over many rounds; higher multipliers change variance only.
Verifying a crash round
Crash point from the seed pair
Checking a disputed round
Every Crash round at EarnBet3 is derived from three inputs you can read before the round starts: the server seed hash, your client seed, and the nonce, which counts how many bets that seed pair has already produced. The crash point comes from an HMAC-SHA256 hash of the seed pair and nonce, converted into a multiplier by a published formula with a fixed house edge of 1%. Because the server seed hash is shown before you bet, the operator is committed to the seed; the plaintext seed is revealed after the round ends so you can recompute the result yourself.
- Open Provably Fair, pick the round in your bet history, and copy the revealed server seed.
- Hash that seed with SHA-256 and check it equals the server seed hash shown before the round.
- Paste the client seed and nonce into the in-page verifier or the downloaded script.
- Compare the verifier multiplier with the crash point stored in your bet history.
| Input | Where to find it | Example value |
|---|---|---|
| Server seed hash | Round card, before you bet | 3f9a…c41b (SHA-256) |
| Server seed (revealed) | Bet history, after the round | 9d02…7ae5 |
| Client seed | Account settings, editable per session | my-seed-2024 |
| Nonce | Increments with each bet on that seed pair | 147 |
| Crash point | Verifier output and round history | 2.31x |
Can I change the client seed?
Yes, in account settings. A change resets the nonce counter to zero, so old rounds stay verifiable under the seed they used.
What if the verifier output does not match the round?
The seed pair, nonce and bet ID are logged together, so support can reconcile the specific round; keep the round ID before closing the history.
Limits, session tools and warnings
Minimum and maximum stake
Session reminders and loss limits
Crash stakes start at the per-coin minimum for your account currency and are capped per round and per day; both caps are enforced when the bet is placed, not after the fact. Your limit values appear next to the stake field before you confirm, and reduction of any limit applies at once, while an increase waits out a delay.
| Control | Where to set it | When it takes effect |
|---|---|---|
| Minimum stake | Automatic, per coin | From the first bet |
| Maximum stake per round | Account → Limits | Immediately |
| Daily deposit limit | Account → Responsible play | Immediately when lowered |
| Cool-off, 24 hours to 6 weeks | Account → Responsible play | Immediately, blocks all bets |
| Increase of any limit | Account → Responsible play | After a 24-hour delay |
- Session reminder: a notice at 30, 60 and 120 minutes with time played, net position and total wagered.
- Loss limit: stops new Crash bets for the rest of the day once your set net loss is reached.
- Cool-off: 24 hours to six weeks, with the account locked for the full period.
- Permanent self-exclusion: cannot be reversed from the account or shortened by support.
- History export: stake and session CSV from Account → History, for your own records.
Crash is a game of chance. Multipliers cannot be predicted, no staking pattern or auto cash-out setting guarantees a win, and earlier rounds have no influence on the next one. Access is restricted to players aged 18 or over, or 21+ where local law requires it. If play stops being a decision rather than a pastime, use cool-off or self-exclusion before your next deposit.