Can a crash betting strategy beat the house edge?

No. Auto-cashout and staking systems change the shape of wins and losses, not the long-run edge. If a game returns 97% of stakes, a 2× cashout still has a negative expected value. Use this tool to see variance, not to hunt a secret edge.

How does the crash simulator generate the crash point?

Each round draws a crash multiplier from an RTP-matched model: the chance of reaching multiplier X is about RTP ÷ X. Instant 1.00× crashes occur with probability equal to the house edge. This is an educational model, not a copy of any studio’s live seed chain.

Why do two runs with the same settings finish differently?

Each run is a new random sample. A 200-round session is dominated by variance; the house edge only shows clearly across many thousands of rounds. Hit Run again to see another path.

What is dual betting in crash games?

Titles such as Aviator and JetX let you place two stakes on the same round with separate auto-cashouts. Both bets share one crash point. A common hedge is a lower target on one stake and a higher target on the other.

Crash strategy simulator

Test auto-cashout targets and staking plans without risking a deposit. Pair it with our crash gambling guide for RTP, house edge, and safer-play notes.

Choose a game

Each card uses the published RTP we list for that title. Bonus extras (jackpots, rescue features) are not modelled.

Run the strategy

Set bankroll, stake, auto-cashout, optional dual bets and stop limits, then simulate up to 2,000 rounds.

Read the path

Check the equity curve, win rate, last 100 rounds, and multi-run history. Export CSV if you want the full log.

Crash strategy simulator

Backtest auto-cashout and staking plans on an RTP-matched crash-style RNG. Results change every run. This does not beat the house edge, and it is not financial advice.

Select game

Bankroll (€)

Base bet (€)

Auto-cashout (×)

Rounds

Strategy

Stop on profit (€)

Optional. Simulation stops if bankroll rises by this amount.

Stop on loss (€)

Optional. Simulation stops if bankroll falls by this amount.

Configure and run a simulation

Set your bankroll, base bet, auto-cashout target, and strategy — then hit Run to see the equity curve.

What this simulator is — and is not

Crash rounds are independent. A 2× auto-cashout on a 97% RTP game wins about 48.5% of the time; a 1% edge game is closer to 49.5%. Staking systems such as Martingale only resize the next bet. They do not change those probabilities, and a long losing streak still empties a bankroll or hits the table max.

Use a stake you could afford to lose in a real session, typically no more than 1–2% of bankroll per round on a conservative plan. For limits, self-exclusion, and support, see responsible gambling. 18+.