crash365.io | first provably fair Crash game on TRON | Free TRX Sign Up Bonus!!!

[EdenHazard]

I have made an account and my username is Eden, I just waiting for the OP credited my account.

I like playing dice and it seems like this game has the same rule as dice, am I right?

[freedomgo]

I just created an account, waiting for my bonus, it's not automatic right?
Have not started betting yet because the bonus was not yet credited into my account, try to explore this more but I notice
it has only limited features, is this the same as the dice game? And by the way, explain more about the Leader board, what is gross profit and net profit?

[crash365.io]

But could anyone (preferably OP) explain to me in a few words what this game is all about (for OP preferably in the opening post)? I looked into it but I couldn't get a clue, really. It doesn't look like dice (that's the reason I am kind of interested) and it promises there's 1% of skill involved, which also seems interesting to me (provided it's true, of course), but there's no help or any other description regarding how to play this game

It's a crash game similar to bustabit the only difference is that they only accept TRX instead of BTC. If you don't know how a crash game works you basically place your bet wait for the multiplier to go up once it's high enough press cashout before it crashes if you fail to cashout you lose it all. The game involves 1% skill because there are instances where rounds crashes too early (x1 or x1.01) you can avoid them by skipping those kind of rounds and wait for the right time.

Well, I couldn't play more than a few rounds (now running it in auto-mode)

It is essentially the same as dice (in respect to house edge), though in dice you don't have to wait, I mean, too long until your fate is decided. Though I still don't understand how skill is involved here. Care to explain? Anyway, if there is actually a certain bit of skill present, it would be possible to beat the house edge. Then it will be basically free money, and I don't think you can really expect the casino to pay it (unless it is somehow balanced out by other players' losses, of course). What part did I not understand?

The bonus is a special prize that is awarded to the last people to cash out before the game crashed. Getting the bonus is critical to skillful playing of crash365, as it is the only way to overcome house odds.

p.s. 1% of each player's stake goes into the bonus pot. So if there are 4 players, betting 400, 300, 200, and 100, there will be 10 bits in the pot. If the biggest player wins, he gets the whole pot. The site works out the rate he would be getting if he won, ie. 400 bits bet gives 10 bits bonus - or 1/40th bonus per bit bet. It then applies the same rate to whoever actually wins.

[deisik]

But could anyone (preferably OP) explain to me in a few words what this game is all about (for OP preferably in the opening post)? I looked into it but I couldn't get a clue, really. It doesn't look like dice (that's the reason I am kind of interested) and it promises there's 1% of skill involved, which also seems interesting to me (provided it's true, of course), but there's no help or any other description regarding how to play this game

It's a crash game similar to bustabit the only difference is that they only accept TRX instead of BTC. If you don't know how a crash game works you basically place your bet wait for the multiplier to go up once it's high enough press cashout before it crashes if you fail to cashout you lose it all. The game involves 1% skill because there are instances where rounds crashes too early (x1 or x1.01) you can avoid them by skipping those kind of rounds and wait for the right time.

Well, I couldn't play more than a few rounds (now running it in auto-mode)

It is essentially the same as dice (in respect to house edge), though in dice you don't have to wait, I mean, too long until your fate is decided. Though I still don't understand how skill is involved here. Care to explain? Anyway, if there is actually a certain bit of skill present, it would be possible to beat the house edge. Then it will be basically free money, and I don't think you can really expect the casino to pay it (unless it is somehow balanced out by other players' losses, of course). What part did I not understand?

The bonus is a special prize that is awarded to the last people to cash out before the game crashed. Getting the bonus is critical to skillful playing of crash365, as it is the only way to overcome house odds.

p.s. 1% of each player's stake goes into the bonus pot. So if there are 4 players, betting 400, 300, 200, and 100, there will be 10 bits in the pot. If the biggest player wins, he gets the whole pot. The site works out the rate he would be getting if he won, ie. 400 bits bet gives 10 bits bonus - or 1/40th bonus per bit bet. It then applies the same rate to whoever actually wins

I still don't get it

Well, I understand that the last man standing kinda gets the biggest slice of the pie (let it be jackpot or whatever), though I still don't get what that has to do with skill. Do you become more skillful at pressing the cashout button? Maybe, you do, but I don't see how it can actually help you beat the house edge. You say it is the only way to overcome house odds, but is it the same as turning odds in your favor?

[NewBlock]

Just credited to caliber33 and Eden, sorry for the delay and enjoy the game.

Relating to the 1% skils involved, it is possible to play crash as a +EV game using Bonus Chasing strategies by taking the 1% bonus from other players.

The Bonus Chasing strategy is more easily executable playing it manually by predicting the cash out multiplier of your peers, 1. cash out immediatley and hope the game crashes early, 2. cash out immediately after the bigger betters cash out. It is also executable with a well written bonus chasing script.

[saiku1115]

username : togechu

[jpcfan]

Just credited to caliber33 and Eden, sorry for the delay and enjoy the game.

Relating to the 1% skils involved, it is possible to play crash as a +EV game using Bonus Chasing strategies by taking the 1% bonus from other players.

The Bonus Chasing strategy is more easily executable playing it manually by predicting the cash out multiplier of your peers, 1. cash out immediatley and hope the game crashes early, 2. cash out immediately after the bigger betters cash out. It is also executable with a well written bonus chasing script.

think you skipped me



username:CNNsucks

[Caladonian]

Just credited to caliber33 and Eden, sorry for the delay and enjoy the game.

Relating to the 1% skils involved, it is possible to play crash as a +EV game using Bonus Chasing strategies by taking the 1% bonus from other players.

The Bonus Chasing strategy is more easily executable playing it manually by predicting the cash out multiplier of your peers, 1. cash out immediatley and hope the game crashes early, 2. cash out immediately after the bigger betters cash out. It is also executable with a well written bonus chasing script.

Thanks and I'm now playing with this free bonus, enjoying if you understand the concept and you are willing to take the risk 1% skills might be the right term since there's no real strategy that will work with this type game, as we know that gambling is gambling so if luck will not permits you then there's no other results after playing but to completely being busted.

[NewBlock]

togechu & CNNsucks both credited.

And yes, it's still gambling even if it's +EV. We are on the gambling section of the forum.

[stomachgrowls]

But could anyone (preferably OP) explain to me in a few words what this game is all about (for OP preferably in the opening post)? I looked into it but I couldn't get a clue, really. It doesn't look like dice (that's the reason I am kind of interested) and it promises there's 1% of skill involved, which also seems interesting to me (provided it's true, of course), but there's no help or any other description regarding how to play this game

It's a crash game similar to bustabit the only difference is that they only accept TRX instead of BTC. If you don't know how a crash game works you basically place your bet wait for the multiplier to go up once it's high enough press cashout before it crashes if you fail to cashout you lose it all. The game involves 1% skill because there are instances where rounds crashes too early (x1 or x1.01) you can avoid them by skipping those kind of rounds and wait for the right time.

Well, I couldn't play more than a few rounds (now running it in auto-mode)

It is essentially the same as dice (in respect to house edge), though in dice you don't have to wait, I mean, too long until your fate is decided. Though I still don't understand how skill is involved here. Care to explain? Anyway, if there is actually a certain bit of skill present, it would be possible to beat the house edge. Then it will be basically free money, and I don't think you can really expect the casino to pay it (unless it is somehow balanced out by other players' losses, of course). What part did I not understand?

The bonus is a special prize that is awarded to the last people to cash out before the game crashed. Getting the bonus is critical to skillful playing of crash365, as it is the only way to overcome house odds.

p.s. 1% of each player's stake goes into the bonus pot. So if there are 4 players, betting 400, 300, 200, and 100, there will be 10 bits in the pot. If the biggest player wins, he gets the whole pot. The site works out the rate he would be getting if he won, ie. 400 bits bet gives 10 bits bonus - or 1/40th bonus per bit bet. It then applies the same rate to whoever actually wins

I still don't get it

Well, I understand that the last man standing kinda gets the biggest slice of the pie (let it be jackpot or whatever), though I still don't get what that has to do with skill. Do you become more skillful at pressing the cashout button? Maybe, you do, but I don't see how it can actually help you beat the house edge. You say it is the only way to overcome house odds, but is it the same as turning odds in your favor?

On that classic bustabit game 99% luck 1% skill line is just really similar since crash365 uses the same script. The skill being said is basically about on how a player
would able to cash out before it crashes but i dont know about on the thing he do said about overcoming the house odds.

[Supercrypt]

The game itself looks really promising and entertaining which is all you look for on a casino however it is also another question if tron is the right coin for this. Tron has been having troubles lately and there is this https://www.newsbtc.com/2019/01/13/tron-project-accused-of-misleading-developers-in-1-million-dapp-contest/ .

I mean if tron is accused of pocketing 1 million in prizes for their contest how long before Tron coin itself becomes a fraud and not seen as a good coin in investors minds, while you buy tron to play in this casino you might lose value in tron and even if you win in this casino (which is against a casinos purpose) you would be losing money because of the dropping price of tron.

This has nothing to do with the casino and they could be legit and great but I would highly suggest implementing other coins as well.

[Penyu]

Username : PendiGoo

Thanks

[deisik]

I still don't get it

Well, I understand that the last man standing kinda gets the biggest slice of the pie (let it be jackpot or whatever), though I still don't get what that has to do with skill. Do you become more skillful at pressing the cashout button? Maybe, you do, but I don't see how it can actually help you beat the house edge. You say it is the only way to overcome house odds, but is it the same as turning odds in your favor?

On that classic bustabit game 99% luck 1% skill line is just really similar since crash365 uses the same script. The skill being said is basically about on how a player would able to cash out before it crashes but i dont know about on the thing he do said about overcoming the house odds.

I've never played bustabit whatever

And how is the player supposed to cash out before it crashes if this is exactly how he is expected to lose? If you can beat the house with this skill, why isn't everybody playing there or rather, why hasn't the casino been ruined yet? I don't necessarily mean to say that there's no skill involved in the game, I just can't wrap my head around how it can be used in a purposeful way if it actually is

[Probablylikely]

Username: Wheelwin

Nice! I luv bustabit! Gonna luv this for sure! Thanks for the giveaway!

[Mirror, Mirror, on the Wa]

Username : kioseki

The design is the default simple design of crash game, it's nice and to-the-point, but some graphical innovation would sure make it look better.

[stomachgrowls]

I still don't get it

Well, I understand that the last man standing kinda gets the biggest slice of the pie (let it be jackpot or whatever), though I still don't get what that has to do with skill. Do you become more skillful at pressing the cashout button? Maybe, you do, but I don't see how it can actually help you beat the house edge. You say it is the only way to overcome house odds, but is it the same as turning odds in your favor?

On that classic bustabit game 99% luck 1% skill line is just really similar since crash365 uses the same script. The skill being said is basically about on how a player would able to cash out before it crashes but i dont know about on the thing he do said about overcoming the house odds.

I've never played bustabit whatever

And how is the player supposed to cash out before it crashes if this is exactly how he is expected to lose? If you can beat the house with this skill, why isn't everybody playing there or rather, why hasn't the casino been ruined yet? I don't necessarily mean to say that there's no skill involved in the game, I just can't wrap my head around how it can be used in a purposeful way if it actually is

Thats how crashgame is all about which do have 99% luck which supposed to be 100% but they do tag 1% skill to make it more little different.I agree that we cant beat up the house no matter what.
If that 1% is really a big deal then why we cant just ask bustabit owner about this line eh?  

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Username: Wheelwin

Nice! I luv bustabit! Gonna luv this for sure! Thanks for the giveaway!

Username: Wheelwin

Nice! I luv bustabit! Gonna luv this for sure! Thanks for the giveaway!

accounts credited good luck!

[ralle14]

I've never played bustabit whatever

And how is the player supposed to cash out before it crashes if this is exactly how he is expected to lose? If you can beat the house with this skill, why isn't everybody playing there or rather, why hasn't the casino been ruined yet? I don't necessarily mean to say that there's no skill involved in the game, I just can't wrap my head around how it can be used in a purposeful way if it actually is

I also don't agree on what OP said it's misleading. The bonus could reduce the house edge but you can't beat the house with it since there's a guarantee crash. Aiming for the bonus would only give you more losses because of how each round is so unpredictable. And if you're the only player in the site there won't be any bonus to play for. At the end of the day it's still a luck based game it requires a little bit of skill but having such skill won't be enough for us to win (long term).

[RHavar]

I've never played bustabit whatever

And how is the player supposed to cash out before it crashes if this is exactly how he is expected to lose? If you can beat the house with this skill, why isn't everybody playing there or rather, why hasn't the casino been ruined yet? I don't necessarily mean to say that there's no skill involved in the game, I just can't wrap my head around how it can be used in a purposeful way if it actually is

It's a bit confusing, but there's basically two games happening at the same time. One is 99% of the (average) payout, which is against the house and "try guess when the game busts". This purely luck, as there's no way to guess when the game will bust (or at least, there shouldn't be).


But the interesting part is other 1%  which is actually a player-vs-player game, which is you're competing against other players to cash out after them (but before the game busts). There's a surprising amount of possible strategy involved, and it's all pretty dynamic depending how other people are playing (and if they're ignoring you, or fighting you for the bonuses).

Hopefully that puts enough context that if you read about how the bonuses, it'll make a bit more sense.

[haha90]

nick ; donnakaran

ty awesome giveaway