Betting & Cashout
Placing a bet, auto-cashout, and how settlement works.
Placing a bet
You can place exactly one bet per round. A bet locks in your amount for that round only: you can't add to it once placed, and it can't be cancelled once the betting window is open (though see refunds below for rounds that never resolve).
Cashing out
There are two ways to lock in a win:
- Manual: click cash out at any point while the multiplier is climbing. You get
bet × multiplierat the exact instant you clicked. - Auto-cashout: set a target multiplier before the round starts. If the round reaches it, your bet cashes out automatically, even if you're not watching.
If the round crashes before you cash out (manually or automatically), the bet is lost.
Forced cashout
Every bet also has an invisible ceiling: the maximum multiplier it could possibly win at, based on the bankroll's size at the time the round started (see Payouts & Limits). If your auto-cashout, or the crash point itself, is above that ceiling, your bet settles at the ceiling instead. This protects the bankroll from a single bet claiming an outsized share of it; in practice it only matters for very large bets or very high multipliers.
Refunds
If a round times out before it's finalized (see The Round Lifecycle), every bet still active in it is refunded in full: you get your stake back, no win or loss.