Crash Point Round by Round: Before, During and After the Graph
Crash Point needs almost no rules to start: place a bet, watch the graph and the multiplier rise, and press "Collect" before the graph collapses. Behind that simplicity there is a structure worth knowing, because each round has three distinct stages and each stage has its own information. This page follows them in order. To bet with real money on 1xBet Syria, register if you are new and log in so your bets and history are kept under one account.
A Single Bet or a Pair
Set the stake with the "+" and "-" buttons or type it in, then press "Bet". You can place two bets in the same round using both betting panels, each with its own amount. A bet made while a round is running is accepted for the next one. Two panels are useful when you want to treat the same round in two ways, for example collecting one bet at a low multiplier and letting the other run.
Before the Graph Starts
Something else happens before the round, and most players never look at it. The final crash value is calculated in advance, combined with an extra element called Salt and encrypted into a Hash. That Hash is issued to you before the round begins, so the result already exists in a locked form before anyone has bet.
While the Multiplier Climbs
Once the round starts, the multiplier rises together with the graph. Pressing "Collect" pays the stake multiplied by the cashout multiplier at that moment. If the graph collapses first, the bet is lost and the round ends. The rules add an honest caveat: the final odds and the winnings amount may vary depending on the speed and stability of your internet connection.
Two tools can take some of the work off your hands:
Autoplay places bets automatically once you enter the stake and tick its box, but you still press "Collect" yourself to take the winnings.
Auto cashout collects automatically when the multiplier you entered is reached; tick it on one panel or on both.
Playing from a phone
Connection quality is part of the rules here: final odds and winnings can depend on how fast and stable your internet is, and bets lost to connection trouble are not covered by the operator. On a phone, that makes a steady network worth checking, and auto cashout on one panel means a collection does not wait for your press. The download 1xBet page has the Android app if you prefer it to a mobile browser.
After the Crash
When the round ends, the verification step becomes available. You can see the actual Crash and Salt values, compare them with the Hash you received earlier and confirm through an online tool that the round was fair. The information is opened by pressing the odds at the top of the playing field. This is what the Provably Fair label means in practice: you can check for yourself that the result was set before the round and not changed during it.
History tab | What it shows |
|---|---|
Current Round | Bets of all players in real time |
My bets | Your bets and withdrawals for the entire time |
Top | Other players' winnings and multipliers by day, month and year |
Amounts in these tabs are converted at the current exchange rate and shown in your currency.
If Something Breaks
Two situations are treated differently. A failure of the gaming equipment or software cancels all bets and payments, and the money is returned to players. A problem with your own internet connection is not covered, which is the reason behind the advice to use a stable network. Crash Point sits in the 1xGames range next to other titles with a rising multiplier, and this split between equipment failures and connection problems is worth remembering whichever of them you open.
Crash Point is one of the few games where you can watch a round and then prove afterwards that its ending was fixed before it began. Play a round, open its verification data and enjoy seeing the Hash, the Crash value and the Salt fit together.
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FAQ – Crash Point
When is the Crash Point result decided?
Before the round starts. The crash value is calculated in advance and used together with a Salt value to generate an encrypted Hash, which you receive before the round. After the round, the real Crash and Salt values are revealed so you can compare them with that Hash.
How do I verify a round in Crash Point?
Press the odds displayed at the top of the playing field to open the round information. After the round you can see the Crash and Salt values, compare them with the previously issued Hash and check the result with the online tool linked there. This is the Provably Fair mechanism.
Does Autoplay collect my winnings in Crash Point?
No. Autoplay only places bets automatically after you enter the stake and tick the box. To take the winnings you still press "Collect", unless you also turn on Auto cashout, which collects automatically when the multiplier you entered is reached on that panel.
How many bets can I place per round in Crash Point?
The rules allow two bets at the same time using both betting panels. Each panel has its own stake, and Auto cashout can be ticked on one panel or on both, so the two bets can be collected at different multipliers within the same round.
What do the history tabs show in Crash Point?
Current Round shows all bets in real time, My bets lists your own bets and withdrawals for the whole period you have played, and Top shows other players' winnings and multipliers for a day, month or year. Amounts are converted at the current exchange rate.
What happens to my bet if Crash Point crashes technically?
If the gaming equipment or software fails, all bets and payments are cancelled and funds are returned to players. Losses caused by problems with your own internet connection are not the operator's responsibility, so a stable connection is recommended when playing.