Are Crash Games the end of the Classic Dice Table

[kyman1]

Are crash games the end of the Classic Dice Table? Let's talk about plans and trends.

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025, or is it really a better +EV choice if you have a good plan?
Please tell me about your biggest Crash win or loss, your cash-out multipliers, and whether you think Dice's golden age is over. More and more crypto casinos are putting Crash or Bustabit-style games on their home pages, which often pushes the classic dice table to the back

[Perfectbaby]

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025, or is it really a better +EV choice if you have a good plan?
Please tell me about your biggest Crash win or loss, your cash-out multipliers, and whether you think Dice's golden age is over.

I must say Crash game is really gaining attention and becoming more popular over the space of casino gambling at large. I am a big fan of crash which is one of the most common and simple game to play that doesn't require much thinking or much skills to play the game, and I do love to play whenever I am less busy or want to catch cruise myself. When you play crash it give you the strength or a sense of thinking that you are actually playing a physical game that is operated with your hands, and this game doesn't requires you to think critically on how you could deployed strategies to win higher or more about crash level just that you have to be that calculative on when the crash lands to enable you cash out before it's finally landed.

[buwaytress]

Dice's golden age was already over at least during the last ATH -- when 999dice said goodbye.

And this comes from a guy who still plays dice (hello CGN, BV, Bitsler and to some extent Stake haha). I never really understood it well, why the game with the lowest house edge in the entire industry (including non-crypto) never really gained the popularity it deserves. Not even to take into account provably fair mechanisms (a criminal overlooking of adoption of this innovation into mainstream gaming) or the ability to implement layers of strategy.

Well, okay, I understand it. You need flashy graphics and influencers streaming "impossible" wins for a game to latch on I guess.

[giammangiato]

Dice's golden age was already over at least during the last ATH -- when 999dice said goodbye.

And this comes from a guy who still plays dice (hello CGN, BV, Bitsler and to some extent Stake haha). I never really understood it well, why the game with the lowest house edge in the entire industry (including non-crypto) never really gained the popularity it deserves. Not even to take into account provably fair mechanisms (a criminal overlooking of adoption of this innovation into mainstream gaming) or the ability to implement layers of strategy.

Well, okay, I understand it. You need flashy graphics and influencers streaming "impossible" wins for a game to latch on I guess.

Unfortunately, as you say, it's been dead for a while. Some people are still keeping it alive, but it could use a boost, at least graphically, but that's not a given.
There are basically other games with similar mechanics that promise better payouts, but the average user is usually looking for something else.
Maybe it's because I'm old, and I still like it for its simplicity.

[swogerino]

Are crash games the end of the Classic Dice Table? Let's talk about plans and trends.

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025, or is it really a better +EV choice if you have a good plan?
Please tell me about your biggest Crash win or loss, your cash-out multipliers, and whether you think Dice's golden age is over. More and more crypto casinos are putting Crash or Bustabit-style games on their home pages, which often pushes the classic dice table to the back

In crash I think if you have enough of a bankroll and enough of patience you can do pretty good though most people lack either of these attributes if I can call bankroll an attribute. The reason is simple as crash from what I have seen while playing it can give you a whole lot of low multipliers though after a lot of time have passed a big one over x100 to over x9000 will surely happen and with the right patience and bankroll as I said you can hit one of such multipliers. In this context the crash game is much better as you can even be in profit while in dice if you keep playing over the long term you will lose. So yes the new trend is that crash is becoming much widely preferred compared to other originals games in different casinos.

[un_rank]

Dice games may be becoming less popular but I do not think this is due to crash becoming more popular. Crash has been a go to choice for several years now, it was probably the first casino games I played before trying out slots after sometime. Maybe the introduction of new games have ramped it up a notch, but it has always been popular.

Dice is a very old form of gambling and have survived for several years. It may be less popular now, but the end is not here just yet.

- Jay -

[TravelMug]

Are crash games the end of the Classic Dice Table? Let's talk about plans and trends.

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025, or is it really a better +EV choice if you have a good plan?
Please tell me about your biggest Crash win or loss, your cash-out multipliers, and whether you think Dice's golden age is over. More and more crypto casinos are putting Crash or Bustabit-style games on their home pages, which often pushes the classic dice table to the back

I don't know, but as far as I can remember, crash game was famous around 2018. However, personally, I didn't have that attractiveness on it. Yeah, I have played that game, but suddenly, it just wane off that excitement on me. So I wouldn't say that it will end the classic dice game as there are still a lot of crypto base casinos that have the dice game. The thing with crash game is that it's really that unpredictable and hard to win good amount of money. And it's seldom to timing it going as high as let's say 100x or more and it's the very definition of a game that is based on pure luck.

[Shinpako09]

Dice may not be as talked about as before, but it still has more players compared to Crash, at least based on the site I visited to check player numbers. Even Mines has more players than Crash. I’ve tried Crash before, as well as Plinko, Baccarat, Slots, and other games, because I wanted to switch game and see if I’d get lucky. But I still came back to Dice. Maybe it’s because it’s been my game for almost a decade now, and I’ve gotten too used to it, that’s probably why I keep returning to Dice despite trying different games.

[AbuBhakar]

Are crash games the end of the Classic Dice Table? Let's talk about plans and trends.

Actually both crash and dice are already not that popular. You can check the number of players on the popular dice and crash site already decreasing since modern gamblers preferred already slot and sports betting rather than the plain and simple old games that is now already on the category of house game.

AFAIK, Dice is still better than crash in terms of usability because it can be use to gather wager safely with minimal loss while it can be done in turbo mode unlike crash games that has varying round duration.

For me dice is still much better if I will choose between the 2 game.

[danherbias07]

I don't play dice anymore because I don't find it entertaining. Yeah, I might as well just play Crash or Aviator than dice.

My biggest win in Crash was x200, and that was because I set that limit and I left it. I didn't even realize that it won because I set it on Autoplay as my last 20 bets before I signed out. I was just lucky that I got it because if I were active during that time, I may have cashed it out at x50 or maybe less. That win actually boosted my energy to play Crash again until I had not claimed anything good recently, so I stopped.

[Makus]

Are crash games the end of the Classic Dice Table? Let's talk about plans and trends.

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025, or is it really a better +EV choice if you have a good plan?
Please tell me about your biggest Crash win or loss, your cash-out multipliers, and whether you think Dice's golden age is over. More and more crypto casinos are putting Crash or Bustabit-style games on their home pages, which often pushes the classic dice table to the back

I've never been a fan of dice games,  though I play them once in a while but my best casino game currently is crash games, especially  aviator which is the most popular crash game trending.  Well one od the reason I like the is, it show you how greedy you can be most times, expecting to have a good multiplier it's funny though, sometimes even at 50x we see some people still holding up strong not wanting to cash out, probably they're expecting to become millionaires in a single game. However it works for most people but that same greed will eventually leads them into losing even more.

[Agbamoni]

Anyone winning from clash games is only being lucky. If you see people claiming they dont lose in crash games they you should know they are very good liar and they are only creating a hype around it. In my opinion, crash games seems to be the casino game I hate the most. I dont ever play it anymore since my last experience in the game was terrible. In conclusion, Classic Dice Table game will still exist because skills are involved. People now prefer skill games than luck based games. Although we need both.

[rachael9385]

Are crash games the end of the Classic Dice Table? Let's talk about plans and trends.

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025, or is it really a better +EV choice if you have a good plan?
Please tell me about your biggest Crash win or loss, your cash-out multipliers, and whether you think Dice's golden age is over. More and more crypto casinos are putting Crash or Bustabit-style games on their home pages, which often pushes the classic dice table to the back

Honestly I would say that crash has given me some good and bad experiences but it's all just a matter of luck. Everyone has their preference, some play crash games and some play Dice, everyone cannot like the same casino game. Crash games cannot be the end of dice games, as a matter of fact it's safer to play Dice than playing crash games, my reason for saying this is because of the risks involved in crash

[Hispo]

Are crash games the end of the Classic Dice Table? Let's talk about plans and trends.

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025, or is it really a better +EV choice if you have a good plan?
Please tell me about your biggest Crash win or loss, your cash-out multipliers, and whether you think Dice's golden age is over. More and more crypto casinos are putting Crash or Bustabit-style games on their home pages, which often pushes the classic dice table to the back

You got to keep on mind that crash games or aviator games are not for everyone, though. Even if dice games are getting less popular those are not going to disappear completely, as there will be always people who will prefer to play dices instead of Crash.
Also, keep in mind crash/aviator games are one of the most thrill and adrenaline inducing games one could find in a casino, the gambler does not have control over the pace of the game so they are at the mercy of the timing the game and the moment the number crashes.
Not even mention the fact one can see the amounts of money other gamblers have put on stake inna single crash round, which can influence of our choice and the way be manage our money.

That is why I personally do not like crash, because it can dry ones pocket and bankroll very quickly.

Crash is not going to replace dices, it is only going to take a share of the market of dice gamblers, as it is expected by casinos which promote those crash/aviator games.

[DaNNy001]

Dice will always be a popular game but crash games or aviator has more players compared to dice...this is due to how easy crash games are to play..I don't really know much about dice games but I think they involve some kind of strategy and a little bit of experience unlike crash games, people play these games because of how easy it is to win from but this game has a very high house edge involved

[stompix]

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025

Crash has already hit its glory days. Gamblers get bored easily,  repeating a game over hundreds of thousands of rounds will eventually lead even the luckiest of them to fall below the profit line as RTP starts to bite. When that happens, and after millions of plays all you’ve got left are people in the red and people bored out of their minds, the hype fades.
Add to that the wave of sad addiction stories all over the media (like in this topic), and yeah, it’s time for a new one.
In this age, no game will ever dominate for long. Just look at what game providers do: they release hundreds of new games every month, knowing that 99.5% will barely get played but there’s always a chance that 1% becomes the next hit.

And this comes from a guy who still plays dice (hello CGN, BV, Bitsler and to some extent Stake haha). I never really understood it well, why the game with the lowest house edge in the entire industry (including non-crypto) never really gained the popularity it deserves.

I never understood well why they never got a name for it, but called it dice when there are no dice rolled! 
I blame SatoshiDice for this!

[Mia Chloe]

Is Crash just a trend that will be big in 2025, or is it really a better +EV choice if you have a good plan?
Please tell me about your biggest Crash win or loss, your cash-out multipliers, and whether you think Dice's golden age is over. More and more crypto casinos are putting Crash or Bustabit-style games on their home pages, which often pushes the classic dice table to the back

Crash games depend fully on luck statistics doesn't really cut close to 15 percent of determining how high the next multiplier will be. And classically aside from this, crash games have very thin winning odds but in compensation have a mind blowing reward if you are eventually able to hit a good multiplier.
Dice won't be replaced by crash games not only because they are quite older but also because liking a particular game depends on preference and gamblers measure that with their wins in each games relatively compared to the others.

[mikel_012]

Crash games depend fully on luck statistics doesn't really cut close to 15 percent of determining how high the next multiplier will be. And classically aside from this, crash games have very thin winning odds but in compensation have a mind blowing reward if you are eventually able to hit a good multiplier.
Dice won't be replaced by crash games not only because they are quite older but also because liking a particular game depends on preference and gamblers measure that with their wins in each games relatively compared to the others.

What is interesting is that crash games work in a similar way as someone betting (for example) on a 1.5x game and "reinvesting" their winnings continuously until they lose or decide it's enough and leave with a big bank. More time without cashing out -> odds increasing (like doing multi bets). And we all know because of probabilities that you will end up losing at some point, so it can be a very greedy and risky game.

I would not say it's the best EV+ game because of this. At least with dices you only do one step at a time, so you have time to think and decide if you're betting more.

[Jaycoinz]

Just the same way you have other casino games like slots, poker and so on, there's also dice and crash games as well, these are lot's of options to choose from. What I'm trying to point out here is no one is taking over the other because not every gambler would prefer the same type of games. Some prefer to dice, poker and so on. Crash or aviator games can be tricky but they can also be entertaining.

[uneng]

I didn't know dice game popularity has been decreasing these days. For me, it's still a valid option when playing traditional table games. It must be boring to stick solely to one game like crash, so another options like dice must come as an alternative once you get bored of a specific game. Anyway, I come from a time when dice was the only game available for gamblers in crypto industry, and it was really addicting back then. So, I must be talking from my own perspective.

For current gamblers, dice may not look so exciting like it used to look for us 10 years ago.