How a round works
Place your stake
Bets open between rounds. Choose your Diamonds and, if you like, an automatic cash-out multiplier.
Watch it climb
The round starts at 1.00x and rises faster the longer it runs. Everyone in the room plays the same round.
Cash out
Tap Cash out to lock in your stake times the current multiplier, or let your auto cash-out do it at your target.
The crash
At a crash point fixed before the round began, the multiplier stops. Stakes still riding are lost.
Auto cash-out
Set a target such as 2.00x and the server cashes you out the moment the multiplier reaches it. A low target wins often and pays a little; a high target wins rarely and pays a lot.
Why you can trust the crash point
- Crash points come from a hash chain created before the first round: a long list in which each hash is the SHA-256 of the one before.
- Rounds use the chain backwards, so the SHA-256 of a round’s hash equals the previous round’s hash. The whole sequence was fixed in advance.
- Each round’s hash is published as soon as it crashes. Check it in the fairness panel or follow Provably fair.
Play it calmly
- Decide your cash-out target before the round starts, and stick to it.
- Every round is independent: a run of early crashes doesn’t make a big one more likely.
- Set a daily loss limit so a bad run can’t surprise you.
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