This section is about the numbers. If you want to understand what you're actually up against before you play, start here.
House edge & RTP by game type
The house edge is fixed and shown openly for the Originals. It's small, but it's always there, and it's how the site makes its money. The figures below are typical; the game screen shows the exact number.
| Game | Typical RTP | House edge |
|---|---|---|
| Crash | ~99% | ~1% |
| Dice | ~99% | ~1% |
| Limbo | ~99% | ~1% |
| Blackjack (optimal) | ~99.5% | ~0.5% |
| Slots (varies) | ~94–98% | ~2–6% |
Crash multiplier distribution
Crash bust points aren't evenly spread. Low multipliers are common, high ones are rare. As a rough guide, the game busts below 2× about half the time, which is why a "cash out at 1.5× every round" approach wins small and often but still loses over the long run once the house edge is factored in.
| Cash-out target | Approx. hit rate | Profile |
|---|---|---|
| 1.5× | ~65% | Frequent small wins |
| 2× | ~49% | Balanced |
| 5× | ~19% | Swingy |
| 10× | ~9% | Rare, big |
Figures are illustrative long-run approximations based on a ~1% house edge, not live results.
Bankroll basics
No system beats a game where the odds are against you in the long run. What sensible bankroll management does is keep your swings under control: bet a small, fixed fraction (1 to 2%) of your balance, set a loss limit and a win target you'll actually walk away at, and treat the money as the price of the entertainment.
Want the mechanism behind the fairness? See Provably Fair and the Hash & Crash guide.