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Playing a round

Pinned: How a round works A round has three phases: a betting window, a rising multiplier and a crash. This guide walks through each one and shows how a payout is worked out. Playing a round Reading the history chips Finished rounds appear as coloured chips. The colour tells you which band the crash point fell in. Playing a round Set an auto cash-out Pick a target multiplier and let the game cash out for you the moment the round reaches it. Playing a round What happens at the crash What the crash means for open bets, cashed-out bets and bets waiting for the next round. Playing a round Game mechanics, risk, and variance Understand stakes, cash-out multipliers, house edge, and why past results do not predict the next round. Playing a round Multiplier colors Understand multiplier history colors and why past colors do not predict future results. Playing a round Maximum multiplier Understand the difference between technical multiplier ceilings and practical payout limits. Playing a round Profit limits Learn how individual profit limits and aggregate round limits may affect cash-outs. Playing a round House edge Understand what house edge means over the long term and what it cannot tell you about a session. Playing a round The luck statistic Understand how observed results can be compared with expected performance using a luck statistic. Playing a round Connection loss during a game Learn what to check about accepted bets and automatic cash-outs when your connection drops. Playing a round Cash-out latency Understand how network delay affects cash-out requests and which records help investigate a dispute. Playing a round

Deposits and withdrawals

Withdrawals, payments, and fund custody Understand withdrawal stages, network confirmations, fees, and the distinction between balances and reserves. Deposits and withdrawals Deposit not credited Check transaction details, network confirmations, and the information needed to track an uncredited deposit. Deposits and withdrawals Withdrawal not received Find out whether a withdrawal is queued or on the network and how to track its status. Deposits and withdrawals How to deposit Check deposit addresses, supported networks, minimum amounts, and memo or tag requirements before sending. Deposits and withdrawals Deposits using other cryptocurrencies Understand the rates, costs, and restrictions to check when depositing through asset conversion. Deposits and withdrawals Deposit address changes Learn why deposit addresses may change and what to check before reusing an older address. Deposits and withdrawals Why withdrawal fees change Understand how network conditions can affect transfer costs and where to check the final withdrawal fee. Deposits and withdrawals Deposit fees Understand possible deposit processing charges and the details that should be disclosed before collection. Deposits and withdrawals The bankroll Understand the purpose of a bankroll and the difference between displayed figures and proof of funds. Deposits and withdrawals Bankroll participation Understand the risks, fees, ownership terms, and exit conditions to review before bankroll participation. Deposits and withdrawals Bankroll entry fees Understand nominal and effective bankroll entry fees and how those charges may be distributed. Deposits and withdrawals Exiting bankroll participation Learn what to review before reducing a bankroll share or exiting participation completely. Deposits and withdrawals Sending tips Check the recipient, amount, and fees before confirming a transfer to another user. Deposits and withdrawals

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