In Crash games like Aviator, JetX, or Spaceman, the “Auto-Cashout” setting is the single most important variable you control. Should you aim for consistent small wins at 1.10x, or hunt for the massive 10.00x multipliers?
This calculator reveals the math behind your strategy. It analyzes the Hit Frequency and calculates the Expected Longest Losing Streak, helping you size your bankroll to survive the variance.
How to Use the Crash Optimizer
This tool helps you balance Risk vs. Reward.
- Target Cashout (x): Enter your desired multiplier (e.g., 1.50).
- Bet Size ($): Your wager per round.
- House Edge (%): Typically 1% for Spribe’s Aviator. Some crypto-exclusive crash games range from 1% to 4%.
- Total Bankroll ($): Your total available funds.
- Analyze the Results:
- Hit Probability: How often you will win a round.
- EV per Bet: The theoretical cost of the bet.
- Streak Analysis: This is critical. It calculates the likely losing streak over 1,000 rounds. If your bankroll cannot cover this streak, your strategy is too aggressive.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Is low cashout (1.10x) the safest strategy?
Not necessarily. While you win frequently at 1.10x, one loss wipes out the profit of 10 wins. The “Instant Crash” (1.00x) is designed to defeat this specific strategy. Mathematically, the House Edge remains the same regardless of the multiplier.
What is the formula for Crash probability?
The standard probability formula for fair crash games is: P = (1 - HouseEdge) / Multiplier. For example, with a 1% edge, the chance of hitting 2.00x is 49.5%.