Neo Crash by Astriona

The aim of Neo Crash is to bet against a rising multiplier which will “Crash” at any random moment. You try to cash out your winnings before the round crashes. Here's how it works:

Step 1: Set your bet value

Configure your bet value anywhere from $1.0 to $200. Bet values can be increased or decreased by using the “+” and “-” buttons or by typing in your exact bet value into the input field up to 2 decimal places.

In Neo Crash, you can place a single bet, or two bets at once using the dual betting panel. The panels are independent, meaning 2 completely separate configurations can run side by side on a single round.

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Step 2: Auto Bet and Cash Out Odd

Each betting panel has an Auto Bet and Cash Out Odd feature. When toggling Auto Bet on, the game will automatically commit your configured bet value at the end of each round ready for the next one.

By typing a value into the Cash Out Odd field, the game will automatically take profit and cash out once the rising multiplier reaches the target number.

Step 3: Place a bet!

If you’re using Auto Bet, your bets are committed automatically then your bet is already good to go during the pre round countdown. If not, press the big green Bet button to commit your bet before the pre round countdown finishes.

The round will begin with the rising multiplier gradually increasing in value from 1.00x along with a little blue dot moving up towards the top right hand side of the graph on the game frame. The round is now underway!

Step 4: Cash Out before the crash

You'll notice now that the Bet button used to commit your bet in the pre round countdown now says “Cash Out” with a gradually increasing money figure. The money figure is equal to your bet value multiplied by the value of the rising multiplier.

If you successfully use the button to cash out, the winnings immediately credit to your balance. If you wait too long and the round crashes, your bet is lost and you lose the round.

Be mindful, rounds can crash right at the very beginning at 1.00x!

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 96.0% and the maximum multiplier is unknown.

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Below are the key game features of Neo Crash:

• Dual Bet Panel: configure 2x bets to run simultaneously on a single round. The dual bet panel allows for independent configuration of bets to run side by side during the one round.
• Auto Bet: Run your same bet automatically at the beginning of each round without needing to remember to commit your bet every time. Auto Bet can be turned off at any time.
• Cash Out Odd: Configure the exact multiplier coefficient you want the game to trigger and automatic cash out during the round. This way you have peace of mind if the game reaches your desired cash out target you won't miss it.
• Provably Fair: Neo Crash is built on Provably Fair technology, meaning each and every game round can be verified for fairness using the in game Provably Fair tool.
• Live Leaderboard: Watch the bets of other players in the lobby in real time as they submit, play and cash out during the round.‍
• Round History: Check the results of the previous round at the bottom of the game page with the round history panel. Here you can spot trends and patterns to help you make decisions for your bets.

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Neo Crash is built on HTML5 and JavaScript, meaning your game will load and run flawlessly on most modern mobile browsers. No download needed, simply launch the game from your browser and start playing.

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Neo Crash is a great example of a simple and eye-catching crash game without trying too hard to reinvent the wheel. Players of neo Crash will enjoy familiar dual betting panels, large rising multiplier displays and live leaderboards to watch the rounds of other players in the lobby.

During testing this game played exactly as we expected - bets can be configured and committed to the round easily, the bet size buttons worked and the cash out button was timely and responsive. One strange thing we noticed however is that the Cash Out Odd field can have an infinitely large target multiplier which didn't make sense. Likely just a UI flaw that was overlooked in development.

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“Neo Crash is an adrenaline-pumping crash game where players predict the multiplier as the action unfolds. The goal is to cash out before the crash, blending strategy and timing for a thrilling and dynamic gaming experience.” - Astriona