Crash Games Guide
Provably fair crash games
Provably fair systems let you check that a round’s result was fixed before you bet and not changed afterwards. Learn how the idea works, which of the ten crash games we tested offer a provably fair tool or a certified RNG instead, and how to check a round in Aviator.
What provably fair means
In a typical provably fair setup the game commits to a result before the round, usually by publishing a hash, and reveals the inputs afterwards so anyone can recompute it. It proves the result wasn’t altered; it does not remove the house edge.
What we saw in each game
- Aviator: rules say each round’s multiplier is generated before it starts by a provably fair algorithm; checking is available from the Top tab and My Bets; Provably Fair Settings in the menu.
- Chicken Road and Chicken Road 2.0: “Provably fair settings” in the menu.
- Crash X: Turbo Games describes it as provably fair; the settings show RNG version 2.0.0.
- Space XY and Aviamasters: rules refer to a certified random number generator.
- JetX, Balloon, Helicopter X and Aviatrix: we did not see a provably fair checker in the demo.
How to check a round in Aviator
- Open Top or My Bet History in the game.
- Press the fairness icon shown opposite a round’s result, as described in Aviator’s rules.
- Use Provably Fair Settings in the game menu to view or change your own settings.