Crash multiplier probability table

Use this table to see how often any target lands. The chance that a crash round reaches multiplier x is the RTP divided by x. At 97% RTP, 2x lands 48.5% of the time and 100x lands 0.97% of the time. It assumes the standard crash distribution used by most crash games (see How Crash Games Work).

For South African players: examples on this page are in rand. A R50 stake at 2x returns R100, and the win chances are the same at every casino running the game.

Full table

Target	97% RTP	1 in	99% RTP	1 in
1.10x	88.18%	1.13	90.00%	1.11
1.20x	80.83%	1.24	82.50%	1.21
1.50x	64.67%	1.55	66.00%	1.52
2x	48.50%	2.06	49.50%	2.02
3x	32.33%	3.09	33.00%	3.03
5x	19.40%	5.15	19.80%	5.05
10x	9.70%	10.3	9.90%	10.1
20x	4.85%	20.6	4.95%	20.2
50x	1.94%	51.5	1.98%	50.5
100x	0.970%	103	0.990%	101
500x	0.194%	515	0.198%	505
1,000x	0.097%	1,031	0.099%	1,010

Dry spells

The chance of no hit at target x across N rounds is (1 − p)^N:

Target (97%)	None in 50 rounds	None in 100	None in 300
10x	0.6%	0.004%	≈0%
50x	37.5%	14.1%	0.3%
100x	61.4%	37.7%	5.4%

Use the calculator below for any other target, or read Chasing High Multipliers.

Every row has its own strategy guide: the Aviator 1.2x strategy, Aviator 2x strategy, Aviator 5x strategy and Aviator 10x strategy. To see how real streaks fit the table, read reading Aviator round history.