Crash

What is Crash

Feature	Details
Provider	BC.Game Originals
Minimum Bet	1 PHP
Maximum Bet	1250000 PHP
Max Winnings	1,000,000x
Gameplay Modes	Classic and Trenball
Key Mechanic	Multiplier increases until the game crashes; players must cash out before the crash
Return to Player (RTP)	99%
Special Features	Trenball mode allows betting on predicted multiplier ranges (Red, Green, Moon)

The two features of The Crash at BC.Game, to mention but a few, are the Classic and Trenball multiplayer features. In the Classic mode, the player is left to decide if they want to cash out and secure higher winnings with a rising multiplier. To some extent, one aims to act before the game “crashes.” In the Trenball mode, strategic betting is incorporated, whereby the player can opt to select any of the three colored lines that all correspond to a different multiplier and a different amount of risk.

How to find Crash on BC.Game

1. Sign in. Enter your log-in details into the main dashboard of the platform to access your account.
2. Enter the casino. Click on the ‘Casino’ tab found in the top menu.
3. View game categories. Find the “BC Originals” category, where the game Crash is located.
4. Use the search feature. If you wish to go directly to the game, type “Crash” into the search bar. Confirm your entry and click on the game from the search results.
5. Play. Select the icon for the Crash game in the search results or from the game categories. This opens the dedicated page of the game, from where you can start playing.

How to play Crash

• Gambling. Before each round of a game, you get 6 seconds to bet. Choose the bet amount.
• Gameplay progress. A multiplier, starting at 1.00x at the beginning of the match, rapidly takes off. The multiplier defines the proportion you can get paid relative to your bet.
• Cash out. During the competition, push the “cash-out” button to lock in your multiplier amount. Your payout would have been your bet times the multiplier at the time of cashing out.
• Decision making. The goal is to bet on cashing out before the curve falls. If you don’t cash out in advance and the curve crashes, you lose your bet.
• Types of Crash games – Classic Crash. Simply clear your multiplier before the curve crashes.
• Types of Crash games – Trenball. A variation of Classic Crash, where the bet is in the time frame of three different outcomes with several multipliers. RED pays better at 1.96x, GREEN at 2x, and YELLOW at 10x the stake you wagered.
• Fairness ensures that. A hash chain of 10 million provably random numbers is established for each result in a Crash game. This ensures that the order in which crash values are generated cannot be altered.
• Addressing lagging internet and disconnection problems. If your internet service is slow or you lose the signal, you can use the auto cash-out function. This allows a user to set a target multiplier that the system will attempt to reach and automatically cash out at.

Crash strategy

• Set your loss limits and profit goals. Before you start, know how much you are willing to lose and what you are looking to gain in exchange according to the profit target set for the session. It is just to avoid very big losses and keep discipline.
• Choose your base bet. Start with a base bet size that can withstand a portion of the expected inherent volatility in Crash.
• Choose your cash-out multiplier. Choose a Cash Out multiplier you believe is achievable for yourself. Some users will like to go for lower multipliers such as 1.5x to 2x, while others can go for higher ones according to their ability to take risks.
• Watch and adapt. Observe game trends and adapt your strategy as necessary. Results are totally random, but sometimes you might understand a pattern or frequencies of crashes that can help you adjust your cashout strategy.

How to try the game without making a deposit

Playing in Demo or Free Play Mode at BC.Game is a great way for both new and experienced players to look over the game mechanics and check out strategies without risking any real money.

Steps to enter demo mode for Crash

1. Log in. Simply sign in to your BC.Game account.
2. Go to the game: Navigate to the Crash game page where you intend to spend some time understanding the mechanics of the game.
3. Turn on demo mode. Find a toggle or switch on the right-hand side of the game screen, above the gameplay. Once you find that, flip the switch to the other side to turn the game into demo mode; this way, you play with the demo credits and, therefore, not using any real money.

Important note

Please be informed that the Demo or Free Play Mode of Crash at BC.Game is not temporarily operational with the recent update. In other words, this feature will be disabled for the game of Crash until re-enabled.

Are there any working predictors or scripts for Crash

Even the interaction you have with games like Crash can be through scripts, which can help you automate some actions following the necessary prescribed parameters. Just remember, the responsibility lies with you to run any scripts. BC.Game won’t be responsible for any outcomes that may happen using scripts.

Script setup

Each script that you write to interact with Crash should include a UI configuration and a main function to run the script. Basically, the script reads user-defined variables using a custom input interface, thus allowing the script to be run with different configurations from the user.

Key points to consider

• Responsibility. Players are responsible for using scripts at their own risk, assuming that the results differ and can influence game integrity or player standings.
• Personalization. The scripts can be personalized with UI settings that the player can adjust based on their preferences.
• Risks. While scripts can automate many activities and processes, they can also introduce certain types of risks such as unpredictable game behavior or breaching of a game’s terms of service.
• Ethical considerations. Players must make use of the scripts in an ethical manner by respecting the rules and regulations of the game so that a level playing field is maintained for all the users.