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The real odds
behind the
cash-out button.

Free simulators and calculators for crash, Mines and Plinko. Understand the numbers behind the rush — no sign-up, no real money.

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Simulation · play moneyCRASH LAB / 01
Static example · bust at
4.67×
Illustrative crash curve. The current multiplier is displayed as text above. 1×ROUND START
Seeded, verifiable · not a prediction
Recent simulated busts
1.54×2.38×1.59×1.41×3.60×1.46×4.26×

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97%

RTP — cashoutodds reference model (3% edge)

$0.03

Average loss per $1 bet

48.5%

Chance to reach 2×

0

Predictors that work

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Crash odds at a glance.

Chance the round reaches your cash-out, at a 3% house edge.

01 / THE NUMBERS
The higher the target, the thinner the oddsP = 0.97 ÷ x
Crash survival curve Probability falls as the cash-out target rises: 64.67% at 1.5 times, 48.50% at 2 times, 19.40% at 5 times, 9.70% at 10 times, 0.97% at 100 times. Exact values are in the adjacent table. The horizontal scale is logarithmic. 100%75%50%25% 2× → 48.5%10× → 9.7%
Cash-out target → 1× … 100× · log scale
97% RTP model · theoretical probabilities
Cash-out targetChance to reach it
1.5×64.67%
2×48.50%
5×19.40%
10×9.70%
100×0.97%

Whatever cash-out you pick, the expected return stays 97% in our reference model — on average you lose about $0.03 per $1 bet. 100 rounds of $1 → expected loss $3.00. Run your own numbers →

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02 / THE GAMES
A cyan curve breaking into coral fragments01 / CRASH

Crash games

Aviator, JetX and other crash games share the same basic mechanic: a rising multiplier, a random bust point, and a cash-out button. This site models that mechanic independently — it does not reproduce any specific provider’s real algorithm or RTP.

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Dark glass tiles with one tile glowing coral02 / MINES

Mines

5×5 board, 3 mines, 5 safe tiles → 49.57%. Fair pay 2.0175×, game pays 1.9974× (1% edge). Ten safe tiles: 19.78%.

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A glowing triangular pegboard and a single ball03 / PLINKO

Plinko

16 rows: middle slot 19.64%, far edge 0.0015% (1 in 65,536). A bell curve, not a lucky path.

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The uncomfortable truth

Why predictors
don't work.

  1. The outcome comes first.
    In a correctly implemented provably fair game, each round is decided by a cryptographic seed before you bet.
  2. Randomness has no memory.
    Past rounds carry no information about the next one. A string of low busts doesn't make a high one “due”.
  3. You're the business model.
    “Predictor” apps and Telegram signals are scams that sell hope or steal your account.
Read: Aviator predictor — the truth
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Check any round
yourself.

Provably fair systems let you check a revealed outcome against a prior commitment. That's evidence you can inspect — not a promise that you will profit.

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Transparent by design.Commit → reveal → independently check.
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Uses the documented cashoutodds reference scheme. Real games publish their own algorithm — the verifier shows you how each step works.

Never paste an active (unrevealed) server seed from a real game.

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The things worth knowing before
you ever touch a cash-out button.

Can an app predict Aviator?

No. In a correctly implemented provably fair game the secret server seed is not available before the round. Past outcomes and a seed hash do not reveal the next multiplier.

What does 97% RTP mean?

Return to player is the theoretical average returned across a very large amount of play. In our reference model at a typical 3% house edge, that means wagering $100.00 over many rounds has an expected loss of about $3.00. It is not a promise about your session; short-term results vary a lot.

Is there a best cash-out multiplier?

No. In our reference model, every target has the same expected return at a given house edge (97% at 3% edge). Lower targets hit more often and pay less; higher targets hit less often and pay more. Neither removes the edge.

Is this site a casino?

No. cashoutodds is an independent, ad-free educational site. We take no bets, handle no deposits and link to no betting sites. Our simulator uses play money only.