Crashproven exists because the crash game category is drowning in two kinds of noise: rankings that sell placement, and “predictor” software that sells impossibility. Both work by keeping numbers out of the conversation. We put them back in.
What We Do
We test crash and instant casino games against their published mathematics, then publish what we find — RTP figures with their sources, odds tables computed from the actual game rules, and honest notes on where a game’s marketing diverges from its maths. Every game gets played in demo and in real money before it gets a page.
The second half of the job is subtraction. A large part of what ranks for these games is fraudulent: apps claiming to predict cryptographically pre-committed outcomes, channels selling “signals,” and clone titles that won’t state an RTP at all. Documenting how those operations actually make money is as useful as any game guide.
What We Publish, and What We Don’t
- Numbers with provenance. Every RTP and maximum win is either from the provider’s own specification or from our session logs, and the page says which.
- Odds we computed ourselves. Where a game’s probabilities are calculable — Mines, Dice, Dragon Tower, Plinko — we show the working rather than a vague “high volatility” label.
- The house edge, on every page. Every game here has one. Pages that hide it are advertising.
- No invented win rates, no “guaranteed” anything, no strategy claimed to beat a fixed edge, and no ranking changed by a commission.
How We Make Money
Affiliate commission. When a reader signs up with an operator through a link here, we’re paid — usually a share of the operator’s revenue from that player, sometimes a fixed fee. That’s disclosed on every page carrying such a link.
The obvious question is whether that corrupts the content, and the honest answer is that it creates pressure. Our response is structural rather than a promise: the numbers on this site are checkable. An RTP figure, a probability table, a licence number — a reader can verify any of them independently, and being caught inflating one would cost more than any single referral pays. That’s the actual mechanism keeping us straight, and it’s a better guarantee than a pledge.
We also decline the categories that pay best and serve readers worst. No-KYC promotion, unlicensed offshore brands targeted at regulated markets, and anything marketed as a way to beat the maths are all off the table.
Who Writes This
Pages are written and reviewed by named people with their working history published — see the editorial policy for how testing, fact-checking and updates work in practice. If a page carries a figure we couldn’t verify, it says so instead of guessing.
What We Cover
The site focuses on crash and instant casino games — Aviator and the timing games built around it, the calculable-odds titles like Dice and Mines, and the progression formats such as Chicken Road. Comparison guides live in best crash games, and the fairness mechanics behind all of them are explained in provably fair.
Corrections
Numbers change: operators reconfigure RTP, providers update ceilings, regulators shift availability. If you find something wrong on this site, tell us and we’ll fix it and note the change. Accuracy complaints get priority over everything else in the inbox.
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