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Crash Burst: Climb, Cash Out, Repeat

Crash Burst hands you one climbing multiplier and one decision — take the figure on screen or hold for more before the curve bursts.

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995det From 1.00x to the Burst Point

From 1.00x to the Burst Point

Every Crash Burst round opens with a short betting window. You set your stake, the window closes, and the multiplier starts at 1.00x and climbs. Tap cash out and your position locks at that figure; if the curve bursts first, the round ends and the stake is gone. Set an auto cash-out target and the game closes your position for you, which

suits players in Dhaka who would rather not watch every second of the screen. Our panel keeps your past rounds listed so you can see where earlier curves broke. RTP appears in the game window only where the studio publishes it.

  • Betting window
  • Burst point
  • Auto target
  • Round log
ROUND-SIDE HELP

Help While the Curve Is Climbing

If a Crash Burst round fails to load or your cash-out tap does not register, start with the round ID printed under the game window — that reference lets us trace the exact curve. Chat takes the round ID, your account number and a short description of what you saw. For wallet issues, such as a bKash or Nagad transfer that has not landed in your balance, send the transaction ID instead. We answer in English and keep the thread open until the round or the payment is reconciled.

In-Round Chat Open chat from the game window and paste the round ID. We trace the curve and your stake on our side, then reply in the same thread.
Wallet Trace If a bKash, Nagad or Rocket transfer is missing from your balance, send the transaction ID and the amount so we can match it to your account wallet.
Cash-Out Dispute When you believe a cash-out landed before the burst, share the round ID and the time shown on your phone. We compare both against the round record.
FAIR ROUND CHECKS

How 995det Keeps Crash Burst Rounds Honest

Crash Burst outcomes come from the studio's game server, not from anything running on your handset, so closing the app mid-round does not change the result. Each round carries an ID, and the burst point is fixed when the betting window shuts — our lobby shows it once the curve ends, next to your stake and your cash-out figure. The Crash Burst tab names the studio behind every title, so you know whose build you are playing. Where a provider publishes RTP, it appears in the game panel; where it does not, we leave the field empty rather than quote a number.

Studio Credits

Every Crash Burst title in our tab names the studio that built it, so you can match the game to the provider before you place a stake.

Round ID Trail

Each round carries an ID you can copy from the game window. It ties your stake, your cash-out and the burst point to one record.

Settled Balance View

Your wallet balance moves after the round settles. If the figure looks wrong, the round ID and the transaction ID settle it without guesswork on either side.

Published RTP Only

We do not print RTP percentages ourselves. If the studio exposes a figure, it shows in the game panel; if not, you will see no number at all.

The Words Behind a Crash Burst Round

Crash Burst has its own small vocabulary, and much of the confusion around the game comes from those words being used loosely. A burst is not a loss in itself — it is the moment the curve stops and any position still open closes. Cash-out is the figure you accepted before that moment. Auto cash-out is a target you set in advance.

What does burst point mean in Crash Burst?

The burst point is the multiplier where the curve stops. Any position still open at that moment closes without a return; positions cashed out earlier keep the figure they locked.

What is a cash-out in Crash Burst?

Cash-out is the multiplier you accept while the curve is still climbing. Tapping it fixes that figure against your stake and closes your position for the round.

How does auto cash-out work?

Auto cash-out is a target you set before the round opens. When the curve reaches that multiplier, the game closes your position for you, even if your screen is off.

What is the multiplier in a crash round?

The multiplier is the number the curve climbs through, starting at 1.00x. It decides what your stake returns if you cash out before the burst point arrives.

What is round history in Crash Burst?

Round history is the list of past rounds kept under the game window. It shows where earlier curves broke, so you can read the spread instead of guessing.

What does stake mean in Crash Burst?

Your stake is the amount you commit before the betting window closes. It leaves your account wallet at that point and is settled by the round result.

What You Ask About Crash Burst

Most of the questions we get about Crash Burst are about timing rather than rules — when the betting window shuts, whether a cash-out counted, and how the settled figure reaches your wallet. The answers below cover the practical side: funding a round from bKash, Nagad or Rocket, reading the curve, and what to do when something looks off. If your question concerns one specific round, keep the round ID ready before you write in.

Open the Crash Burst tab, choose your stake inside the betting window and confirm. The curve begins at 1.00x once that window closes and the round goes live.

No. Once the burst point arrives the round is closed and every open position settles without a return. The cash-out button is active only while the curve is climbing.

bKash, Nagad and Rocket all sit in your account wallet screen. Send the amount from your wallet app, confirm with your PIN, and the balance is ready for the next betting window.

No. Auto cash-out is held on the game server, so a locked-in target still closes your position if you leave the app or your connection drops mid-round.

Your return is the stake multiplied by the figure you accepted. The panel shows both numbers after settlement, so you can check the arithmetic against the round record.

It lists recent burst points under the game window. Read it as a record of where past curves ended, not as a pattern that predicts the next round.
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