Our Review

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Nick is a seasoned casino expert with over 5 years of experience in the industry. He possesses in-depth knowledge of casino games, cryptocurrencies, and operators. His passion for research keeps him at the forefront of industry trends and developments. In his free time, Nick enjoys indulging in shopping sprees and can often be found binge-watching his favorite TV series
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If we make assumptions based on our research, we can safely say that Roobet’s original crash game takes the cake as one of the most popular crash games out there.

This game review will explore every nook and cranny of this game.

Provider Roobet
RTP 97%
Max. multiplier N/A
Max. win $500,000
Min. bet $0.2
Max. bet $20,000
Dual betting
Instant bet
Fairness score
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We like to do things differently here at Crash Gambler, we don’t just write these crash game reviews out of thin air, oh no, there’s an entire process in place.

Our team has a strict game review process, which we read a textbook – it’s “The Law”. But let’s get started already, shall we?

Desktop experience

Call us old, but we still like to do the majority of our crash gambling on desktop devices. That’s why we usually kick things off nice and cozy in our office chairs and big OLED screens.

We made sure to test Roobet’s crash game on multiple desktop devices, including an older laptop that is perfect for testing the processing power a game demands.

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Roobet Crash on desktop: a simple rocket inside a chart.

We’re happy to report that this game excelled in terms of gameplay experience on all desktop devices. Not even our old laptop with the ancient dual-core Q6600 Intel processor had any problems running this game (and it usually struggles with Google Chrome alone).

The fact that this game does not consume too much processing power can be mostly attributed to its lightweight design. A simple rocket animation within a chart offers a good balance between performance and pleasing visuals.

Roobet’s crash game also worked without a hitch in all the browsers we used in our review. This includes Safari, Google Chrome, Opera, Firefox, Brave, and Edge.

Mobile experience

In our review of Roobet casino, we didn’t like the fact their mobile version of the casino isn’t as easy to navigate as their desktop version of the casino. When it comes to Roobet’s crash game on mobile, however, you can color us impressed.

Roobet Crash on mobile.

We tested this game on various mobile browsers (Chrome, Safari, Firefox, Opera), different mobile devices (iPhone 13 Pro, Samsung Galaxy S22, and an old iPhone 6S), and on multiple internet connections (weak, public WIFI, strong home WIFI, 3G mobile, 4G mobile).

For the best gaming experience on the go, we recommend you stick to a stronger Wi-Fi or 5G mobile connection. We also liked playing it on mobile devices with a bigger screen since it gives the game’s interface more space to clearly display all the functions.

Roobet’s Crash offers two types of gameplay, a really simple, manual one or a complex, automated gameplay that allows you to implement many Roobet crash strategies and other advanced strategies.

And that’s what we like to see! This game is suitable for both complete beginners and those that want to automate their gameplay and implement strategies like the Martingale or Low-Cashout.

Manual mode

If you’re new to this game or new to crash gambling as a whole, we highly recommend you kick things off in manual mode.

This will allow you to get used to the pace of the game and give you more control over your funds. Once you get the gist of it, you can switch to the auto mode.

Manual betting interface.

The manual betting mode in Roobet’s Crash allows you to do the following things:

  • Place single bets before each round.
  • Choose a bet amount and use the 1/2 button to halve it, 2x to duplicate it, or the Max button to bet with all your funds.
  • You can also use the auto cashout function if you don’t want to cash out manually as well (this function is not available in demo mode).

That is it! The manual betting mode could not be simpler.

Once you click the yellow “Place Bet” button, the game allows you to cash out manually by clicking the same button or wait for the game to cash out automatically. Give it a go on your own at Roobet.

Auto mode

We’re sure you’ll outgrow the manual betting mode pretty fast but don’t worry, you won’t get bored just yet.

Crash by Roobet offers amazing betting automation features similar to those from Stake’s original crash game.

Automated betting interface and options.

As you can see in the image above, you can switch between the manual and the auto mode with tabs above the betting interface. To switch to auto mode, just click the auto tab!

Once you’re there, a whole new world of betting features opens up. Let’s dissect them one by one:

  • Bet Amount
    Just like in manual mode, you’ll need to decide on a bet amount or, better yet, a base bet amount.
  • Auto Cashout
    As expected, you have to determine your auto cashout multiplier. The game will automatically collect the profits once this multiplier gets reached.
  • Total Bets
    The “Total Bets” window allows you to automate the bet-placing process. You can automate anywhere from 1 to infinity games. If you leave it empty, as we did in the image above, the game will place bets until you run out of money or until you stop the auto-bet process.
  • On Win
    Things get interesting from here on out. With the “On Win” function, you can increase your initial bet amount by a certain percentage or reset to its base.
  • On Loss
    With the “On Loss” function, you can do the same things in case of a loss. If you’d follow the Martingale strategy, you would double your bet amount on a loss, for instance.
  • Stop On Profit or On Loss
    The last two functions allow you to stop the automated betting process when you reach a certain profit goal or when you pass a certain amount of lost funds.

Once again, we highly recommend you take the time to explore all these functions on your own. Take your time with the exploration of each function and place bets when you feel ready, good luck!

Roobet’s Crash game might seem simplistic, and it is when you compare it to games like Crash by BC Originals or Blast by Bitsler, but that doesn’t mean it’s basic, not at all.

1. Provable fairness

As avid crash gamblers, the feature we appreciate the most is provable fairness. This gives us another layer of trust since we know that Roobet can’t manipulate the game’s results.

To access the information about each round of Roobet’s Crash, you simply click on the result of the round at the bottom of the game’s interface.

Click a result, and the game explorer window opens up.

Once you click the result of a round (arrow 1 in the image above), a new game explorer window pops up (arrow 2), which contains the following information:

  • Unique identifier (id number) of the round.
  • Details on when the round started, which includes the day, date, and exact time in hours and minutes.
  • The number of bets that were placed in this round and with this particular hash value.
  • The hash value, which you need if you wish to verify the fairness.
  • And last but not least, the result, or “crash point” as Roobet calls it, of the game.

In order to verify the result of the game, you’ll need to use Roobet’s Sandbox Javascript tool and insert your rounds hash that you get by clicking on the game’s result.

To say that this is confusing is a real understatement.

In all honesty, we expected that a big casino brand like Roobet would make things a bit easier when it comes to proving the fairness of crash (Rocketpot’s original crash game uses the same complicated fairness interface). This is a serious disappointment.

2. Leaderboard

To make things a bit more dynamic, the leaderboard section below the betting interface allows you to see how much other players are betting, when they are cashing out and how much they have won or lost.

Every bet in the round, laid out under the game.

And to make things even better, Roobet made the name of every player clickable. This allows you to see the player’s all-time wagered amount and the number of wagers they placed in their time at Roobet.

Click a name to see their lifetime wagering, or tip them.

We clicked on one of the players randomly and found that the had placed 2154 bets since he joined Roobet in April 2023. If you’re feeling generous, you can also tip the players in the same menu!

3. Demo mode

If you’re just dipping your toes in the exciting waters of crash gambling and you don’t want to fully commit just yet, Roobet’s got you covered.

Place a $0 bet and the game switches straight into demo mode.

By placing a $0 bet, the game will automatically initiate the demo mode, which allows you to play the game for free. This allows you to get a good feel for the game without risking any real money (but it’s not nearly as exciting).

Pros & cons of Crash by Roobet

Pros
  • The game animations and the interface is great!
  • The gameplay is smooth on all devices
  • Roobet’s Crash is based on a provably fair algorithm
  • Betting automation functions are great
  • The inclusion of a “demo” mode is fantastic
  • The leaderboard section makes the gameplay intriguing
Cons
  • The RTP is set at 97%, it could be higher
  • Checking fairness should be easier
  • We’re missing a dedicated crash player’s chatroom
  • Game information should be easily accessible

Is Crash by Roobet worth it?

Roobet Crash looks great and automates well, with a demo mode and a clickable leaderboard. The 97% RTP and painfully awkward fairness verification stop it short of the very best originals.

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Reviewed by the expert
About the author
Nick is a seasoned casino expert with over 5 years of experience in the industry. He possesses in-depth knowledge of casino games, cryptocurrencies, and operators. His passion for research keeps him at the forefront of industry trends and developments. In his free time, Nick enjoys indulging in shopping sprees and can often be found binge-watching his favorite TV series