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Cash Out Before the Curve Breaks

Crash Turbo is one round at a time: the multiplier climbs from 1x and you tap out before it crashes. Your stake, your cash-out button and your last few rounds sit on a single screen, so players in Dhaka can move from wallet to…

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FAIR PLAY CHECKS

How Fairness Works in Crash Turbo

A crash round only feels honest when you can verify it yourself. Before the countdown starts we show the hashed server seed for that round; once the round has crashed, the matching seed is revealed, so you can run both through a SHA-256 checker and confirm the crash point was fixed before anyone pressed cash out. That is the provably fair model the studios behind our crash titles build on. Our part is simpler: settled results stay readable in your account, and we do not go back and edit them.

Server Seed Hash Each round opens with a hash you can copy before you stake. After the crash the matching seed is published, so the result can be confirmed outside our own screens.
Open Round Log Your stakes, cash-out figures and crash points stay visible in your account after the round ends, which makes any disagreement easy to settle with one round number.
Studio Testing The crash titles we carry come from studios such as Pragmatic Play and PG Soft, and those providers publish their own random number testing for the games they release.
Two Fixed Fields Stake and auto cash-out decide everything about your round. Set both before the countdown ends and the round uses exactly those numbers, with nothing adjusting itself mid-flight.
HELP MID-ROUND

Where to Get Help Mid-Round

Most Crash Turbo questions we receive land in three places: a cash-out you expected but did not see, a wallet balance that has not moved after a bKash or Nagad send, or a round you want compared against your own record. All three start from the same chat window. Have your account number and the wallet transaction ID open before you write in, because those two details usually settle the question there and then, without a round trip.

In-Round Chat Open the chat window straight from the Crash Turbo screen and paste your round ID, so our team sees the same multiplier and stake that you saw when the round settled.
Wallet Check If a bKash, Nagad or Rocket send has not surfaced on your balance, send us the transaction ID from the wallet app and we will trace it against your account wallet.
History Lookup Each round keeps a record you can reopen later. Read the crash point beside your stake, then pass that round number to support if something does not add up.
6bet What a Crash Turbo Round Actually Does

What a Crash Turbo Round Actually Does

Every Crash Turbo round opens with a short countdown, then the multiplier begins at 1x and keeps rising until it crashes. Your stake stays on the line for exactly as long as you let it. Press cash out and your return locks at the figure on screen; miss it and the round is finished. You can set an automatic cash-out before the

countdown ends, which takes the timing out of your hands while you learn the rhythm. Rounds settle one after another, so there is no gap between them. If this format suits you, our lobby also carries Aviator and Crash Velocity, and the studios behind those titles include Pragmatic Play and PG Soft.

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  • Multiplier Climbs
  • Cash-Out Window
  • Crash Point

Crash Turbo Words You Will See

The Crash Turbo screen shows a handful of numbers, and each one has a job. The multiplier is your running return. The crash point is where the round dies. Your auto cash-out is the figure you set before the countdown starts. Below those sits the round hash, the check that ties the whole thing together.

What is the crash point in Crash Turbo?

The exact multiplier where a round ends and every stake still in play is lost. It is generated before the countdown, not chosen while the multiplier is climbing.

What does auto cash-out mean?

A figure you set before the round starts. Once the multiplier reaches it, your stake cashes out on its own, so you do not have to watch and tap in time.

What is a multiplier in a crash game?

The number that grows from 1x as the round runs. Your stake is multiplied by whatever figure is showing when you cash out, so 5x returns five times the stake.

How does provably fair work here?

A hashed server seed is published before the round and revealed after it. Feed both values into a SHA-256 checker and you can confirm the crash point was locked in advance.

What is house edge on a crash game?

The small gap between true odds and what a round pays across many rounds. It is built into the payout curve, so a 2x target is never quite a coin flip.

What is a round ID used for?

A short reference number for one round. Quote it to support and we can pull the stake, the crash point and the cash-out figure tied to your account.

Crash Turbo Questions, Answered Straight

We get the same handful of Crash Turbo questions from new accounts, so here they are answered plainly. Stake size, cash-out timing and wallet sends cover most of it. If your question is about one specific round rather than the format itself, open your round history first — the round number sitting there is the first thing our support team will ask you for.

Sign in, open Crash Turbo and set two things: your stake and, if you want one, an auto cash-out figure. The next countdown picks you up and the multiplier starts from 1x.

Yes, while the multiplier is still climbing. The button shows the amount you would take at that moment and it moves with every tick, so the figure you see is the figure you get.

That round's stake is gone, with no partial return. This is why it pays to set an auto cash-out early and then leave it alone instead of chasing a higher figure.

You can. Send from your wallet app to the account number shown on your 6bet wallet page, confirm with your PIN, and the balance appears in time for the next round.

It does. The layout is built for a vertical screen, with the multiplier above the cash-out button, so you can play in a phone browser and pick up the same session on a laptop later.

Open your round history from the Crash Turbo screen. Each entry lists the stake, the crash point and the cash-out figure, and the round number is what support needs to look at it.
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