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Playing a round

Bets, cash-out and auto mode, explained with worked numbers.

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