Crash X RTP and fairness
Crash X is a multiplayer rocket crash game from Turbo Games, released in March 2021. Below are the figures Turbo Games publishes for it, the places where third-party sites disagree, and what the developer's provably fair claim does and does not let you check. Every fact links to where it was found.
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| Published RTP | 96% |
| House edge | 4% |
| Average return per 100 units staked | 96.00 |
| Facts last checked | October 22, 2026 |
Crash X at a glance
| Fact | Value | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Developer | Turbo Games | Turbo Games: Crash X |
| RTP | 96% | Turbo Games: Crash X, Turbo Games crash hub |
| Max multiplier | x999,999 | Turbo Games: Crash X |
| Release | March 2021 | Turbo Games: Crash X, SlotCatalog |
| Two bets, personal stats, ranks by flights | Added in the May 2022 update | Intergame |
Third-party listings do not agree with the developer. PokerListings and SlotCatalog print 95%, at least one review gives 96.5%, and Top Crash Games shows 97%. Maximums of 10,000x, 5,000x and 1,000x also circulate. This site follows Turbo Games' own page: 96% and x999,999.
From launch to crash
Everyone in a round rides the same rocket. The coefficient starts at 1.00x and rises until the rocket explodes at a crash point fixed before take-off. Cash out first and you receive your stake times the coefficient on screen; if you are still in when it explodes, the stake is lost. Each of the two bet buttons can run its own auto-bet and auto cash-out, so a single round can carry two separate exits.
Provably fair: what is published and what is not
Turbo Games' game page says each round's outcome is set by a cryptographic seed that you can check after the round, and lists "certified randomness" among its trust points. That is a provably fair design: the result is committed before the flight, so it cannot be changed once bets are placed.
The same page does not document the procedure. It names no hash function, no server and client seed scheme, and no testing laboratory or certificate. We therefore cannot give a step-by-step check here. Use the verification or round-history panel that your casino's version of the game provides, and if there is none, the operator's licence is the safeguard you are relying on.
Reading the 96%
A 96% RTP means that across a very large number of flights, 96 of every 100 units wagered are paid back and 4 are kept. It holds at every target: a 2.00x cash-out lands in about 48% of rounds and a 10x cash-out in about 9.6%, and both return 0.96 per unit on average. Provably fair shows that a round was not altered; it does not shrink the 4%. The edge applies to everything you wager, including winnings you stake again. The Crash X RTP article and the calculators turn that into concrete amounts.
Check the edition and the casino
- Crash X Football Edition (mid-2022) keeps the same core but sends a ball over a stadium. PokerListings lists it at 95%, so do not carry the original's figures over to it.
- Third-party figures from 95% to 97% suggest that not every casino runs the same configuration. The RTP in the rules screen at your casino is the one that applies to you.
- x999,999 is the game's ceiling. A casino can set its own payout limit per bet, which ends a large win sooner.
- The in-game ranks count flights played. They are not skill levels and do not change the odds.
About the figures on this site
The results, records and dataset on this site are produced by a model built on the published 96% RTP and the x999,999 ceiling, not read from any casino. The methodology page describes the model and its limits.