Rust crash sites

Rust / Crash

Rust crash sites

In a conventional crash game, a stake enters before the round and its potential payout grows with the displayed multiplier. The round ends at a crash point. A successful cashout before that point settles the stake at the accepted multiplier; a stake still active at the crash is lost.

Manual and automatic cashout use different controls. Read how the site handles a cashout request at the same point as the crash, interruptions and maximum payout limits. The animation displayed in a browser and the server's accepted settlement are different records, so save the round ID for support.

A preselected target-multiplier game such as Slide is kept on its own page when that is the documented format. Increasing the target changes both the potential payout and the chance of reaching it. Previous rounds do not establish that the next round will survive longer.

For a hypothetical $10 stake successfully settled at 1.5x total return, $15 is returned and profit is $5. That example does not predict the next crash point.