Crash games

Crash games and the art of cashing out

Crash games come down to one question: when do you take the money? A multiplier climbs from 1.00x and stops at a random moment. Cash out first and you win your stake times the multiplier. Wait too long and the stake is gone. Aviator, JetX and Spaceman all follow these rules.

By the Goexch casino team · Last reviewed 12 October 2026

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The multiplier
It's the only number that matters. Every choice you make is about when to take it.
The round
A few seconds to place a bet, a short climb, then the next round straight after the crash.
The check
Aviator and some other titles publish seeds, so you can verify every result once the round ends.
The device
Any phone browser works, on Android or iPhone, and so does a desktop.

Crash games

Which crash games can you play?

Underneath the graphics they're the same game. You bet, the number rises, and you try to get out before it stops. The themes and a couple of extra buttons are what set them apart. Aviator is the one most players know, and your casino lobby lists the titles open on your ID.

By Spribe
Aviator
A plane climbs until it flies off
Two separate bets per round, each cashed out on its own, with a provably fair check built in.
Many players set one bet to cash out early and let the other run.
By SmartSoft Gaming
JetX
A jet climbs until it blows up
The latest crash points run across the top of the screen, and every bet can carry its own auto cash-out.
That row of results is history. It says nothing about the next round.
By Pragmatic Play
Spaceman
An astronaut floats up and away
A half cash-out banks 50% of your stake at the current multiplier and keeps the rest riding.
Handy for locking in a little profit without leaving the round.
Various makers
Classic crash
A plain line that climbs and drops
The format every themed crash game came from. No characters, just a number and a curve.
With nothing else on screen, it's the easiest way to learn the timing.
Various makers
Limbo
Set a target, see the result at once
Choose your multiplier first. If the random result matches or beats it, you're paid at your target.
The odds work exactly like auto cash-out, minus the wait.

Side by side

Five crash games side by side

RTP figures are the defaults each studio publishes. The game's own info panel confirms the figure for the version you open.

Crash games by maker, feature and RTP
Game	Made by	What you watch	Extra feature	RTP	Good for
Aviator	Spribe	A plane taking off	Two bets per round, provably fair	97%	Running an early and a late cash-out together
JetX	SmartSoft Gaming	A jet climbing	Auto cash-out, recent results bar	97%	Fans of automatic settings
Spaceman	Pragmatic Play	An astronaut drifting upward	50% cash-out	96.5%	Banking part of a win
Classic crash	Various	A rising line	Nothing but the curve	Varies by game	Practising your timing
Limbo	Various	One instant result	Target chosen before the round	Varies by game	Fast, hands-off rounds

The basics

What happens in a crash round?

A round starts with a few seconds to place bets. Then the multiplier sets off from 1.00x and speeds up the longer it runs. The crash point was already chosen by a random number generator before the round began. Cash out before it arrives and your stake is multiplied by whatever is showing at that moment.

Still in when it stops? The stake is gone. Every so often a round crashes at 1.00x, and then nobody wins at all.

Odds by target

What are the odds of reaching 2x, 5x or 10x?

Divide the RTP by your target and you have the rough chance of getting there. In a 97% game that's 48.5% for 2x and 9.7% for 10x. Aim higher and you'll win less often, but each win is bigger.

So no target is better than another over the long run. Each returns about 97% of what you stake. Your choice only decides the rhythm: frequent small wins, or rare big ones.

Chance of reaching each targetAt a 97% RTP, chance = 97% ÷ target
Cash-out target	Chance of reaching it
1.5x	64.7% Roughly two rounds out of three
2x	48.5% Nearly a coin toss
3x	32.3% Roughly one round in three
5x	19.4% Roughly one round in five
10x	9.7% Roughly one round in ten
100x	0.97% Roughly one round in a hundred

Auto settings

Should you use auto cash-out?

Yes, on every bet. Auto cash-out closes the bet as soon as the multiplier hits your number, say 2.00x, so a slow tap never costs you. Auto bet places the same stake each round without you pressing anything.

If you use auto bet, give it a fixed number of rounds. That way it stops when you meant it to, and not when the balance runs out.

Auto cash-outCloses the bet for you: 2.00x
Auto betRepeats your stake each round: 20 rounds

Checking results

How can you check a round was fair?

Provably fair games settle each result before the round starts, by combining a server seed with seeds supplied by players. Once the round is over, its details panel shows those seeds, and you can confirm they produce the crash point you saw.

This proves nobody altered the result while the round was running. It has no effect on your odds.

1
Seeds locked in
The server seed and the player seeds decide the result before the round starts.
2
The round runs
The multiplier climbs to the crash point those seeds produced.
3
You confirm it
Open the finished round and check its crash point against the seeds.

Systems

Do crash game systems work?

No. Each crash point is random and unconnected to the rounds before it. Doubling after a loss and spotting patterns in the history bar both fail for the same reason. The things you can control are the size of your stake, your cash-out target and how long you play.

Turn on auto cash-out before the round begins
Stake only a small slice of your session money
Never chase a loss by doubling, because a streak of early crashes drains a budget fast
Give yourself a time limit, not just a money limit

Why Goexch

Crash games with your Goexch ID

No separate wallet

Aviator, the live casino and your cricket bets all run on one Goexch balance.

Watch before you bet

Sit out a few rounds first and you'll get a feel for how quickly crashes come.

Help with a cash-out

If a cash-out didn't land the way you expected, send support the game and the round time.

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Getting started

Your first round in four steps

Step 1
Message us
Your Goexch ID and password arrive in the WhatsApp chat.
Step 2
Fund the Wallet
UPI or bank transfer, from an account in your own name.
Step 3
Pick a crash game
Open the casino lobby and choose Aviator or another crash title.
Step 4
Set a target
Pick a small stake and an auto cash-out of 1.5x or 2x before your first round.

Fast rounds need firm limits

A new round starts every few seconds, which makes it easy to lose track of how much you've played. Fix a spending limit before you open the game and close it when you hit that number. The house edge is built into every round, so the longer you play, the more it shows.

Crash games are for players aged 18 and over, and gaming rules vary between Indian states. If you'd like help stepping back, our team can set a deposit cap, give you a cooling-off period or close your ID.

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Questions

Crash games FAQ

Quick answers to what players ask before their first round. Need more help? Ask support .

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What is a crash game?

A game where a multiplier rises from 1.00x and stops at a random point. Cash out before it stops and you win your stake times the multiplier. Miss it and the stake is lost.

How does Aviator work?

A plane takes off while the multiplier climbs. Cash out before it flies away and you're paid your stake times the number on screen. You can run two bets in a round and cash them out at different times.

Is Aviator fair?

It's provably fair. Each round's result comes from seeds combined before it starts, and you can check any finished round in its details panel.

What multiplier should I cash out at?

There's no single answer. Low targets like 1.5x win often but pay little, high targets rarely win but pay a lot, and over time each one returns roughly the game's RTP.

Can anyone predict the crash?

No. A random number generator sets the crash point. Any app or Telegram channel selling Aviator predictions can't know it, so treat them as scams.

What RTP does Aviator have?

Spribe lists Aviator's RTP as 97%. The info panel inside the game shows the figure for the version you're on.

What if my connection drops mid-round?

Auto cash-out usually runs on the game's server, so it still fires if you go offline. A manual cash-out needs a live connection, so set auto cash-out when your signal is weak.

Can I play crash games on my phone?

Yes. Open Goexch in Chrome or Safari on Android or iPhone, or add it to your home screen. There's no app to download.

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Ready to try it?

Watch first, then bet small

Get your Goexch ID on WhatsApp and sit out a few rounds. When you join in, use a small stake and an auto cash-out at 1.5x or 2x.

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Crash games and the art of cashing out

Crash games at a glance

The multiplier

The round

The check

The device

Which crash games can you play?

Aviator

JetX

Spaceman

Classic crash

Limbo