Rust Crash
Rust crash is one shared flight for everyone online: bet before take-off, watch the multiplier climb and cash out before it crashes.
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What Rust crash is
One shared flight for everyone online. A minicopter lifts off, the multiplier climbs from 1.00x, and you cash out before it crashes.
How a round works
5 seconds to bet
One bet per player per round. Set an auto cash-out now if you want one.
Bets close
A Solana slot is fixed. The launch waits for its block, then counts down 1.5 seconds.
Lift-off
The minicopter climbs and the multiplier rises from 1.00x, about 6% a second.
Cash out
Press Cash out or let your auto cash-out fire. You are paid your bet times that multiplier.
The crash
Bets still in the air lose. The result stays up for 3 seconds, then the next round opens.
How fast the multiplier climbs
Cashing out
By hand
Press Cash out any time during the flight. You are paid at the multiplier shown when the server receives it.
Auto cash-out
Set a target of 1.01x or more before the round. The bet cashes out by itself when the multiplier reaches it.
The server's clock decides
Lag counts against you: a cash-out that reaches the server after the crash loses. A click during the 1.5 second countdown is refused.
Supply drops
In one round out of five, a patrol helicopter flies over with a supply crate. It drops at a secret point, and only bets still flying when it lands get the bonus. If the minicopter crashes first, no crate lands.
Bet rules
Provably fair in short
Hash first
The SHA-256 hash of the server seed is shown before betting opens. The seed itself is revealed at the crash.
A block nobody picks
When bets close, a target Solana slot is fixed. The first block produced at or after it is used, and it is never re-rolled.
Every round checkable
Each round has its own page with the seed, the block, a Solscan link and a verifier that runs in your browser.
Voided rounds
Before lift-off
If the block cannot be fetched in time or the server stops before the flight, the round is void. Every stake goes back to your balance and the seed is still revealed.
During the flight
If the server fails mid-flight, bets that had already reached their auto cash-out are paid. The rest go back to your balance, unless the round had already crashed.
A cash-out in transit
A manual cash-out the server received but had not processed is honoured if its record survives. If not, it is returned or lost like the other bets.
Ways to play it
Set the auto cash-out first
The server cashes out at your target, so a slow connection cannot make it late.
Try it in demo mode
Demo coins play the same rounds with the same limits and never touch your coin balance.
Riding for the drop
Most rounds carry no crate, and waiting past 2.00x for one means riding into more crashes.
Tiny targets
Crash counts toward wagering according to the risk you take. Very low cash-outs count for less.
Doubling after a loss
At a 2x target, 7 losses from 1 coin need a 128 coin bet just to end 1 coin up.
Set a loss limit first
Rounds run non-stop. Decide what you can lose before the first one and stop when it is gone.
When should I cash out?
Whenever you like during the flight. The multiplier can crash at any moment, even at 1.00x, so an auto cash-out is the calm way to lock in a target.
What is a supply drop?
In some rounds a patrol helicopter drops a crate. If it lands before the crash, every bet still in the air gets +0.30x on its cash-out.
Can I check the crash point?
Yes. Every round page shows the server seed, the Solana block and a verifier that recomputes the crash point in your browser.