The guide focuses on the divisibility score, changing quote, collection order and local wallet. Its review and wallet pages explain what the demo can show and which outside claims remain unknown.
What you can learn here
The home page contains the demo. How Crash works explains its twelve reveals and exact quote calculation; the FAQ covers practical controls and refresh. Payments explains the virtual wallet, while Login help explains use without signing in.
These pages describe this guide’s game. They do not establish an outside catalogue, bonus offer, account address or customer-support service.
An original three-number game
Three four-bit blocks become numbers a, b and c from 1 to 16. The score counts a divides b, b divides c and c divides a. Each true statement adds one, so the score is between zero and three.
Linear, Square and Cube weight this same score. The current quote is 0.97 times the mean terminal weight still possible divided by its starting mean. The quote can fall as well as rise, unlike a display that must steadily increase.
Collection is part of the round
Select a stake and optional automatic threshold before starting. Manual collection is available immediately, but a click processes the reveals already due first. Auto ×1.25, ×1.75 or ×2.50 collects at the first qualifying step using its actual quote.
Zero settles first at a step. A previous automatic crossing ends the round before a later zero. A positive final-step quote is collected even below the selected threshold. The quote display has four decimal places, while payment uses its unrounded value.
Coins and persistence
A new wallet starts at 1,000 virtual coins without cash value. A round deducts one stake. Settlement credits floor(raw gross return + previous carry) and saves the fractional remainder; a zero return preserves carry.
Idle restoration below 10 sets the balance to 1,000. Balance and carry persist locally, including zero. An unfinished refresh does not refund or resume the round, and controls return to stake 20, Linear and Auto off.
Expected return and saved observations
The exact unrounded expected gross return is 97% for the tested curves and collection policies. It does not guarantee a session result or a particular whole-coin payment.
Fifteen saved samples each contain one million rounds. For example, Linear collection at step six measured 97.0299%, while Square rounds left to step twelve measured 96.7427%. These are sample observations rather than alternative payout formulas.
Audience and page resources
The guide is intended for adults aged 18 and over and does not verify age or enforce personal limits. You can choose breaks and a personal time or play-coin budget.
Pages load Google Fonts resources for Noto Sans Myanmar and Noto Serif Myanmar and include Statinside’s counter with identifier 44. Browser localStorage holds the play wallet and carry. Privacy describes these observations without making blanket data-handling promises.
Frequently asked questions
Does the guide establish an outside operator?
No outside business identity, licence holder or official account service is established here. The demo cannot verify those claims.
Is the game a reproduction of another platform?
This guide presents its own demo. No outside game catalogue or affiliation is established.
Does the wallet reset on each visit?
A valid saved balance remains, including zero. Manual restoration is available only when idle below 10; an unfinished stake is not refunded on refresh.
