Game type
Crash and arcade games are often simpler visually than table games but can resolve very quickly, which can increase the pace of wagering.
How to play
Common formats
These are common formats, not an exhaustive catalogue of every branded game title.
A rising-multiplier format where the round ends at an unpredictable crash point.
Read game guide →Select safe tiles while avoiding hidden losing tiles, with payout increasing as safe choices accumulate.
Read game guide →A ball or token drops through pegs toward multiplier slots.
Read game guide →A crash-style presentation where a rocket or similar object represents the rising multiplier.
Read game guide →Start with the rules rather than the artwork or game title. Two crash & arcade games games can look nearly identical while using different pay tables, wager limits, side bets, dealer rules, bonus features or return-to-player settings. Open the help screen for the exact title you intend to play and compare it with the key rules summarized on this page. If a casino offers several versions, treat each version as a separate ruleset until you have confirmed otherwise.
Game availability also depends on the operator and your location. Use the related operator and province pages as discovery tools, then verify the exact game catalogue on the regulated operator site before registering or depositing.
Related games
Casino rules vary by title and operator. The exact in-game rules and pay table control.
Quick answers
Open the rules and confirm whether the game is a crash, mines, plinko or other arcade format. Place the wager and any game-specific selections.
Rules vary by title; in a typical crash game, place a wager and cash out before a rising multiplier ends or “crashes”.
No. Rules, pay tables, side bets, RTP and features can differ by title and operator. Always check the rules inside the exact game.
If gambling is causing harm, support and self-exclusion resources are a better next step than another casino page.