Growing Multiplier: At the beginning of the game, a multiplier starts at 1x and begins to increase. This multiplier can rise at variable speeds and patterns, depending on the game.

Player Bets: Players place their bets before the round of the game begins. The goal is to predict how high the multiplier will go before the game "crashes."

Cash Out: As the multiplier increases, players must decide when to "cash out" their money. If they do so before the game crashes, they win their bet multiplied by the multiplier at which they cashed out. For example, cashing out at a 3x multiplier triples the player's bet.

Crash: At a random moment, the game "crashes," and the multiplier stops. If the player has not cashed out by this point, they lose their bet.

Randomness: The point at which the game crashes is usually determined by a random number generator, ensuring fairness and unpredictability.

Graphics and Themes: Crash games often feature simple yet attractive graphics, sometimes with themes or narratives. The visual representation is usually a line or graph that rises and falls.

High Risk, High Reward: These games are known for their high-risk, high-reward nature. Players can win big if they time their cash out correctly, but there is always the risk of the game crashing early.