Crasher
Crasher is an exciting and high-stakes crash game, where players place bets before the game starts, and then wait for the Crasher to hit the ground with his hammer, which causes a crack to grow and the odds to rise. As the crack grows, players can choose to cash out their winnings by clicking the “Cashout” button or take half by clicking “Half Cashout” button.
Crasher is a game of strategy, quick thinking, and luck, with the potential for big rewards.
Crasher
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Half Cashout
By clicking the “Half Cashout” button, the players can get half of their winnings and continue playing while using the rest of the earnings.
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Auto Bet
The feature allows players to switch to the mode where the system places bets automatically.
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Bonus System
FreeBet and FreeAmount bonuses provide an option to award bonuses to the players, with terms set by the operator.
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Two Bets
The feature allows players make two different bets in the same round.
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Provable Fairness
To assure true randomness, we only use the most reliable and high-end Random Number Generator technologies. Players can check the fairness of the game by using Hash Code system.
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Disconnection policy
If a disconnection occurs after an active game round and player’s bets are accepted by the server, the game will proceed as usual and any winnings will be processed according to the game result.
We deliver quality, every time
True Randomness
For true randomness, Galaxsys only uses the most reliable and high-end Random Number Generator technologies in all our games – for example, we deploy the Quantum Random Number Generators from the world leader in quantum-safe crypto solutions – ID Quantique.
Provable Fairness
The Hash-based cryptographic verification technology we use ensures that the outcome of the games is completely random. After the end of each game, players are given the opportunity to confirm the randomness of the results.
Security
At Galaxsys, we believe that random number generation needs to be unfailingly reliable and compliant with the most demanding standards. Poor quality randomness means poor security as the output bit stream may be predictable and therefore easily guessed or emulated.