Master Game · Shared table players

Master Crash APK – The Cash-Out Multiplier Game

By Rhea Malhotra, Product Director · Reviewed by Ishita Verma, Game Fairness Manager · Updated 12 October 2026

Version 1.0 · 92 MB · Android 5.0 or newer · Install guide & SHA-256

Master Crash is the quickest game in the Master Game app. A round begins, a multiplier climbs from 1.00× and keeps climbing until, at a random point, it crashes. You stake before the round, tap Cash Out whenever you like, and collect your stake times the multiplier at that instant; wait too long and the stake is gone. Rounds run about every fifteen seconds, everyone at the table watches the same curve, and the crash point is generated before the round starts and published as a hash so you can check it afterwards. Auto Cash Out lets you set a target in advance and take the decision out of your hands entirely.

Players: Shared table
Lowest stake: ₹1 a round
Round length: About 15 seconds
What decides it: RNG crash point; your cash-out

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How to Play Master Crash

Place a stake during the five-second betting window before a round starts. Stakes begin at ₹1.
The multiplier rises from 1.00×. Your potential payout is stake × current multiplier, updated live.
Tap Cash Out at any time to collect. The payout lands in your wallet immediately.
If the multiplier crashes before you cash out, the stake is lost. The crash point is random and fixed before the round.
Set Auto Cash Out to a target and the app collects for you the instant it is reached, even if your connection drops.

Tables, Stakes and Timers

Stakes run from ₹1 to ₹1,000 a round and the betting window lasts five seconds between rounds. Every player sees the same curve and a live list of who cashed out at which multiplier. Auto Cash Out accepts any target from 1.01× upwards, and dual-bet mode lets you run a cautious target and an aggressive one side by side. The history tab keeps the last 100 crash points with their seed hashes for checking.

Master Crash Variants

Classic

One stake a round, manual or automatic cash-out.

Dual bet

Two independent stakes in one round, for example one auto cash-out at 1.5× and one riding higher.

Provably fair

The server seed hash is shown before each round and the seed revealed after it. Verify any round from history.

Crash tips: targets and loss limits

Pick your cash-out target before the round and use Auto Cash Out. Deciding while the curve climbs is where most stakes are lost.
A 1.3× target wins often and pays little; a 10× target pays rarely. Neither is better; pick one that suits your budget and keep to it.
Rounds are independent. A crash at 1.02× makes a long run no more likely next time.
Set a session loss limit. Rounds are fast and stakes add up quicker than in any card game.

How Fairness Works

The crash point of each round is derived from a server seed, a client seed and the round number before betting closes. The hash of the server seed is displayed before the round and the seed itself after the crash, so anyone can recompute the result and confirm nothing was changed. The house edge is a fixed percentage printed on the info screen and applied identically to every round and every player.

Common Mistakes

Cancelling Auto Cash Out mid-round because the curve looks strong. The crash point was fixed before the round began.
Doubling the stake after a loss. Two losses at double stakes cost three rounds' budget.
Playing on a weak signal without Auto Cash Out. If the connection drops, a manual stake rides to the crash.
Reading a run of low crash points as a sign that a high one is due. Each round is a fresh draw.

Master Crash Glossary

Multiplier: The number that climbs from 1.00× during a round. Payout is stake × multiplier at cash-out.
Crash point: The multiplier at which the round ends. Stakes not cashed out before it are lost.
Auto Cash Out: A target multiplier set before the round; the app cashes out the moment it is reached.
Server seed: The random value that fixes the crash point. Its hash is shown before the round, the seed after.
House edge: The fixed share of stakes retained over time, printed on the info screen.