Roobet Crash: rules, limits, Auto Cashout and Autobet
Crash is one of Roobet’s 12 in-house games: a rocket climbs to a random multiplier and you win by cashing out before it crashes. The bet runs from $0.01 up to $20,000 and the top win is $500,000. Auto Cashout and Autobet are built into the bet panel. Roobet does not publish an RTP, a house edge or a maximum multiplier for the game.
Facts at a glance
| Item | What Roobet publishes |
|---|---|
| Type | in-house game (“house game”) |
| Minimum bet | $0.01; below that, demo mode |
| Maximum bet | $20,000 |
| Maximum win | $500,000 |
| Lowest outcome | 1.00 |
| Rounding | results rounded down to the cent |
| RTP, house edge, top multiplier | not published |
How a round plays
A round starts after bets close. The multiplier climbs and you cash out at any point, with your bet multiplied by the number on screen. If the rocket crashes first, the bet is lost. The Help Center puts the trade-off in one line: the higher you go, the more risky it is.
The bet panel
The panel has Manual and Auto tabs, a bet amount field with half, double and max buttons, and an Auto Cashout field where you type the multiplier at which to cash out. The Play Demo button runs the game without funds, and the panel notes that Auto Cashout is disabled in demo mode.
Auto Cashout and Autobet
Auto Cashout cashes you out at the multiplier you set, even during client-side latency, and the Help Center recommends it for that reason. Autobet is a separate mode, reached from the Auto tab, that plays rounds repeatedly. Its settings are the bet amount, the payout on a win, the number of bets (left blank, it continues until you stop it), stop on profit, stop on loss, and an increase after each win or loss as a percentage, or reset to keep the bet constant. The terms make you fully responsible for every bet an automatic mode places, and third-party scripts and bots are banned.
Lag, disconnects and refunds
Crash depends on your connection. The article “Crash Issues” lists lag, latency when cashing out close to the crash, an unstable mobile connection and VPNs or proxies as causes of a failed cash-out. A site-wide or server-side problem is refunded automatically. Client-side problems are not, because Roobet says it cannot control them. A bet that has started cannot be refunded.
Provably fair
Roobet describes its originals as provably fair. The /fair section of its site explains game by game how a result is generated and how to verify recent bets. The check is yours to run.
What is not published
No RTP, no house edge, no maximum multiplier, and no statement of the odds of reaching a given multiplier. For the genre in general, see crash casino; for what a player can and cannot control, crash strategy. Other in-house titles are on the games page, and limits on playing are on the responsible gambling page.
Last checked
Update log
- Rules from "Roobet House Games", settings from "Autobet" and refund rules from "Crash Issues" in the Roobet Help Center; limits from the game policy; no RTP or house edge is published.
Frequently asked questions
- What are the Crash bet limits at Roobet?
- The minimum bet on the originals is $0.01, and for Crash the maximum bet is $20,000 with a maximum win of $500,000, per Roobet's game policy. A bet below $0.01 in Crash is demo play.
- Is a Crash round refunded if my connection drops?
- Only if the problem is on Roobet's side. The Help Center says a site-wide or server-side fault leads to an automatic refund, and that client-side connection problems are not refunded.
- What is the difference between Auto Cashout and Autobet?
- Auto Cashout cashes you out at a multiplier you set within a round. Autobet repeats bets automatically, with settings such as stop on profit and stop on loss.