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Crash Burst on Win Bat

Crash Burst puts one climbing multiplier and a single cash-out button on your screen, round after round, on the same phone you already use for bKash and Nagad transfers, so the whole session stays inside one thumb's reach.

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FAIR PLAY BASICS

How We Run Crash Burst Fair

Crash Burst rounds are generated independently for every game, and we don't hand-tune outcomes after a stake is placed. Where the game or provider publishes an RTP figure, we show it inside the round details panel rather than quoting a number here. Round history stays visible so you can check burst points against your own play, and we list the studios behind each crash title so you know who built the round logic.

Independent Round Outcomes Each Crash Burst multiplier is generated on its own, separate from the previous round, so an early burst on one spin has no bearing on where the next line stops climbing.
RTP Shown Where Available We don't publish made-up return figures for Crash Burst; RTP figures appear only inside the game's own details screen when the studio behind that build exposes them.
Visible Round History Every burst point from recent rounds sits in the round history panel, so you can check past multipliers before deciding how long to ride the next climb.
Studio Credit on Every Title Crash Win Builder is built in-house, while our Aviator-style rounds carry their original studio credit, so you always know which build is running the round.
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How Crash Burst Plays Out

Crash Burst is our multiplier-style crash round: a single line climbs from 1.00x and you decide when to lock in before it bursts. Our in-house build, Crash Win Builder, sits alongside the classic Aviator format so you can switch styles without leaving the crash lobby. Every round logs a round history panel, so you can check the last burst point before you

place the next stake. A lot of you open Crash Burst between BPL overs on the cricket markets, since a round rarely runs longer than the drinks break. Cash-out is one tap, and your balance updates against your bKash, Nagad or Rocket-linked wallet the moment the round settles.

  • Crash Win Builder
  • Aviator-style rounds
  • Round history panel
  • One-tap cash-out
CRASH BURST HELP

Support While You Play Crash Burst

Crash Burst moves fast, and the panel you need most while a round is running is the round history log next to the multiplier line. If something looks off mid-session, we'd rather you check that log first than exit the app, since it shows your locked-in cash-out timestamp against the eventual burst point. Below are the three situations we hear about most, along with what to check before you reach out to support.

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Round Freezes Before Cash-Out

If your screen freezes mid-climb, don't refresh mid-round — check the round history panel first, since your cash-out is logged the second you tap it, then confirm your balance.

Balance Not Matching After Burst

If your wallet balance looks off after a round settles, open your account activity tab to check the logged multiplier, then reach our support channel with the round timestamp so we can confirm it.

Confirming a Disputed Multiplier

Every Crash Burst round keeps a visible history of past burst points, so if a multiplier looks wrong, screenshot the round history panel and send it through when you contact support.

Crash Burst Terms You Should Know

Crash Burst borrows a few terms from crash-style games generally, but a couple of them work slightly differently once you're inside the round itself. We've laid out what each term actually means here, in plain terms, so you're not guessing what 'burst point' or 'auto cash-out' means the first time you see it on screen mid-round.

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What does 'burst point' mean in Crash Burst?

The burst point is the multiplier value where the round ends. If you haven't cashed out before that number appears, your stake for that round does not carry forward.

02
What is the multiplier line?

It's the number that climbs from 1.00x as the round runs. You watch it rise and decide the moment to lock in your stake before the round ends.

03
What does cash-out mean in Crash Burst?

Cash-out is the single tap that locks in your stake at the current multiplier value. Once tapped, that value is fixed regardless of where the round later bursts.

04
What is auto cash-out?

Auto cash-out lets you set a multiplier value in advance so the round locks in your stake automatically once the line reaches that number, without a manual tap.

05
What does round history show?

Round history is the log of recent burst points for Crash Burst, letting you check past rounds before staking on the next climb.

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What is a stake for a round?

A stake is the amount placed before a round starts. It stays active only until you cash out or the round bursts, whichever happens first.

Questions About Crash Burst on Win Bat

Before your first Crash Burst stake, most of you ask about the same handful of things — how the round works on your phone, how funding through bKash, Nagad or Rocket lines up with your account balance, and what happens the moment a round bursts before you've tapped cash-out. We've answered the ones that come up most often below, drawn straight from what gets asked through our support channel.

Log into your Win Bat account from your phone browser or app, head to the crash games tab, and Crash Burst loads directly — no separate download needed for the round itself.

Yes — the crash lobby keeps Crash Win Builder, Crash Burst and Aviator-style rounds on the same tab, so you can switch titles between rounds without leaving the page.

Open your bKash, Nagad or Rocket app, send to the account number shown on your Win Bat wallet screen, confirm with your PIN, and your balance is ready for the next round.

Yes — the round logic and history log are the same on both. If you start a session on your phone and pick up later on desktop, your account and balance carry over.

If the multiplier reaches the burst point before you tap cash-out, that round's stake does not carry forward, and the round resets for the next climb.

Yes — the round history panel next to the multiplier line lists recent burst points, so you can check them before placing your next stake.
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