Multiplier

A multiplier is the number a stake is multiplied by to calculate a payout, written like 2.50x.

In a crash game the multiplier starts at 1.00x and keeps rising during the round; the value at the moment a player cashes out decides their payout. In pick-style games such as Vault, each successful round raises the multiplier, and the player chooses whether to bank it or keep going.

Multipliers are usually shown with two decimals and paid as stake × multiplier. Many crash games cap the maximum multiplier; Diver and Neon Rush, for example, cap a round at 10,000x.

Because the payout is simply stake times multiplier, players can see exactly what a bet is worth at every moment, which is what makes cash-out decisions feel immediate and easy to understand. A multiplier of 1.00x simply returns the stake.

Example

A stake of 5 at a 3.20x multiplier pays 5 × 3.20 = 16.

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