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Crash Betboost Rounds, Live on Your Phone

Aviator and our own Easy Rocket Payout run inside the Crash Betboost tab, each round built around one rising multiplier and a Betboost target you set before it starts.

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What Crash Betboost Rounds Actually Offer

Crash Betboost rounds sit inside their own tab in our lobby, built around games like Aviator from Spribe and our own Easy Rocket Payout table. Each round opens with a rising multiplier line — you watch it climb from the first second and pull out with a tap before the curve breaks. The Betboost layer lets you lock a second cash-out target

alongside your main one, so one stake can close in two steps instead of one. We don't cap how far a curve runs; the server-side engine our crash partners use decides that independently, round by round. RTP figures show only where the provider publishes them, and your round history sits under your account page.

  • Aviator (Spribe)
  • Easy Rocket Payout
  • Manual & Auto Cash-Out
  • Betboost Target Lock
FAIR-PLAY SIGNALS

How We Run Crash Betboost Rounds

Crash Betboost isn't a game we build ourselves — the round engine sits with the studio that supplies it, and we don't touch multiplier outcomes on our side. Aviator comes from Spribe, and titles like Easy Rocket Payout run on the same independent, round-by-round logic. We list the provider name on every game tile in the lobby so you know who is running the round. Where a studio publishes RTP figures for a crash title, that number shows on the game's info panel — we don't estimate or add our own.

Provider Transparency Every Crash Betboost tile names its studio up front — Aviator shows Spribe, Easy Rocket Payout shows our in-house crash build — so you always know whose engine is running that round.
Round History Log Every Crash Betboost round you play, cashed out or crashed, sits in your account under round history, with the multiplier you reached and the stake you placed timestamped for your own check.
RTP Shown Only Where Published We don't quote made-up return figures for crash titles. Where Spribe or another crash-game studio publishes an RTP number, it appears on that game's info panel inside the lobby, nowhere else.
Independent Round Engine The server that decides where a Crash Betboost curve breaks sits with the game studio, not with us, so outcomes aren't adjusted from our side once a round is under way.
ROUND-TIME HELP

Support While You're Mid-Round

Crash rounds move fast, so questions during a round need fast answers too. If a connection drop happens right as the multiplier is climbing, we check the server-side round log against your account before confirming a cash-out. Support channels handle Crash Betboost queries separately from slot or table disputes, since a crash round closes in seconds and needs its own timestamped record. Reach out through live chat first if a round result looks wrong on your end.

Round Dispute Check If your Betboost cash-out doesn't show on your account after a round closes, we pull the timestamped server log for that round and match it against your tap, not just the final screen you saw.
Connection Drop Guidance A dropped connection mid-round doesn't cancel your stake. Reopen the Crash Betboost tab on mobile browser or the app and your last round status, cashed out or not, is shown under round history within your account.
Wallet Check Before You Play Before a session, confirm your bKash, Nagad or Rocket balance shows correctly on your account wallet, since a queued crash stake needs the funds cleared before the next round opens for entries.

Crash Betboost Words to Know

Crash Betboost comes with a small vocabulary of its own once you're past your first few rounds. Terms like crash point, auto cash-out and Betboost target show up on the game screen itself, so it helps to know exactly what each one triggers before you commit a stake to the next round.

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What does 'crash point' mean?

The crash point is the multiplier value where the round ends and any stake not cashed out already is lost; it's set independently for every round by the game's engine.

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What is auto cash-out?

Auto cash-out lets you set a target multiplier before a round starts, so the round closes your stake automatically the moment the curve reaches that number, without a manual tap.

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What does 'Betboost' mean on this page?

Betboost is the layer that lets you lock a second cash-out target on top of your main one, so a single stake can close across two points in the same round.

04
What is a multiplier curve?

The multiplier curve is the rising line you watch during a Crash Betboost round; it climbs from the start of the round until it breaks at the crash point.

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What does round history show?

Round history is the record on your account of every Crash Betboost round you joined, listing your stake, the multiplier you reached, and whether you cashed out or not.

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What does 'RTP' mean for crash games?

RTP, or return to player, is a long-run payout figure some crash-game studios publish for their title; we display it only when the provider itself makes that number public.

Crash Betboost Questions We Get Often

Here are the questions we hear most about Crash Betboost — how the Betboost target works, which titles sit in the category, and what to do if a round closes while your connection drops.

Yes — open the Crash Betboost tab from your mobile browser or the app, and the same round, the same Betboost target, and the same round history follow your account either way.

You set a second cash-out point before the round starts, alongside your main one; if the curve reaches it, that part of your stake closes automatically without another tap.

Aviator from Spribe and our own Easy Rocket Payout sit under Crash Betboost right now, both using a single rising multiplier and manual or auto cash-out options.

Your stake stays with the round even if the app closes; reopen Crash Betboost and check round history under your account to see if you cashed out before the break.

Yes — bKash, Nagad and Rocket all sit in your account wallet, and once a deposit clears you can queue a stake for the next Crash Betboost round straight away.

We don't set or cap the multiplier from our side; how far a curve runs before the crash point is decided by the studio's own round engine, not by CasinoDB.
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