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Cash Out Before the Rocket Leaves

Crash Rocket is our multiplier game where the number climbs from 1.00x and you decide the second you take it.

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FAIR PLAY CHECKS

Why sha777 Publishes Crash Rocket Seeds

Fairness in a crash game comes down to two things: who sets the crash point and whether you can prove it afterwards. We publish the seed hash for each Crash Rocket round before the rocket lifts, then reveal the seed once the round ends, so you can run the pair through any SHA-256 checker yourself. Games come from named studios such as Spribe, Pragmatic Play and SmartSoft Gaming, and the payout table sits on the game screen, not buried behind a menu.

Seed Hash Published The hash of each round seed appears before the rocket lifts. After the round settles, the plain seed is revealed so you can compare the two values in a hash checker.
Named Studios Only Crash Rocket tables in our lobby come from Spribe, Pragmatic Play and SmartSoft Gaming. We list the studio on the game tile so you know whose maths you are playing against.
Round History on File Your account keeps a settled-round list with the multiplier you took and the amount credited. Open it any time to check a figure before you message support about it.
Balance Checked Before Bet A Crash Rocket stake cannot start without the amount already sitting in your account wallet. The game checks your balance at the point of entry, so no round runs on credit.
IN-ROUND HELP

Help While Your Round Is Live

When something goes wrong mid-round you want an answer, not a queue. Our support desk handles Crash Rocket cases through live chat inside your account and through the support address listed on your account page, and you can attach the round ID so we pull the exact seed and cash-out figure. Keep the round ID handy, because it is the fastest way for us to trace a settled bet.

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Round ID Trace

Every Crash Rocket bet carries a round ID. Send it in chat and we pull the seed hash, the multiplier at cash-out and the amount credited to your wallet.

Wallet Not Credited

If a cash-out shows in the round history but not in your balance, refresh the wallet page first. Still missing, message us with the round ID and the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction reference.

Auto Cash-Out Check

Set your auto cash-out before the round opens and confirm the number on screen. Our support team can see the setting you saved if a round settles differently than you expected.

sha777 How Our Crash Rocket Rounds Actually Run

How Our Crash Rocket Rounds Actually Run

A Crash Rocket round opens at 1.00x and the multiplier starts climbing the moment the rocket lifts. You tap cash-out and your stake settles at whatever number is showing at that instant; wait too long and the rocket leaves, and that round pays nothing. We run titles from Spribe, Pragmatic Play and SmartSoft Gaming side by side, so Aviator, Spaceman and JetX

all sit in the same lobby under one account wallet. Every round is tied to a seed hash you can check before it starts and after it settles, and the crash point is fixed on our side rather than pulled mid-flight.

  • Spribe
  • Pragmatic Play
  • SmartSoft Gaming
  • Aviator
  • Spaceman
  • JetX

The Words You See in Crash Rocket

Crash Rocket has its own small vocabulary, and the words on the game screen matter because they decide what your stake does. Below are the terms we get asked about in chat most often, written the way we would explain them at the cashier desk.

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What is the multiplier in Crash Rocket?

The multiplier is the number that climbs from 1.00x as the rocket rises. It decides what your stake returns when you cash out; a 3.00x exit pays three times what you put in.

02
What does auto cash-out mean?

Auto cash-out is a multiplier you set before the round begins. When the climb reaches that number, the game closes your bet for you, even if you are not watching the screen.

03
What is a provably fair seed?

A seed is the hidden string of characters a studio uses to produce a round's crash point. The hash is shown first, the seed after, so you can verify the result was not changed.

04
What is the crash point?

The crash point is the multiplier where the rocket leaves and the round ends. Anything below it returns your stake with the multiplier applied; at or above it, the stake is gone.

05
What does RTP mean for Crash Rocket?

RTP describes the share of stakes a game returns over a long run of rounds. We show the figure only where the studio exposes it on the game screen.

06
What is a round ID?

It is the reference number attached to a single Crash Rocket round. Quote it to support and we can pull that round's seed, your exit multiplier and the amount credited.

Crash Rocket Questions We Get Daily

Most of what you ask us about Crash Rocket is the same handful of things: how a round ends, what happens on a bad connection, and how the money lands back in your wallet. We have answered those below in plain terms. If your question is about a specific round, send the round ID through chat and we will look at the actual numbers on your bet.

You place a stake, the multiplier starts at 1.00x and climbs, and you tap cash-out before the rocket leaves. The number on screen when you tap decides your return.

Open your account wallet, pick bKash, Nagad or Rocket, enter the amount and confirm with your wallet PIN. The balance shows in the lobby, then you can enter the next round.

Yes. Set the multiplier on the Crash Rocket panel before you enter, and the game closes the bet for you at that number. You can change the figure between rounds.

Your stake stays in the round and the result is settled on our servers, not on your phone. An auto cash-out you set still fires; without one, the round follows the crash point.

They do. The same account wallet funds Crash Rocket rounds, our sportsbook cricket markets and every slot on the lobby, so you move between them without a second deposit.

Crash Rocket runs in the browser on Android and iOS, so you can open it from the same link you use on desktop. There is no separate download and the panel sizes to your screen.
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