Here is the thing that matters most: each round's crash point is locked in before the multiplier starts moving. The outcome comes from a Provably Fair system using SHA-256 cryptographic hashing. A server seed and a client seed combine to predetermine the result. The visible multiplier climbing on your screen? It is designed to heighten emotional engagement, but it does not change the predetermined outcome.
Your payout calculation is simple:
Winnings = Stake x Multiplier at Cash-Out
So a 500 INR bet cashed out at 3.20x returns 1,600 INR. Fail to cash out before the crash, and the entire stake for that round is lost.
With a stated RTP of 97%, the platform retains 3% of all wagered amounts over time. On 1,000 INR total wagered, the expected long-term return is 970 INR. Play enough rounds, and the math catches up. This structure is common to virtually all casino games. Astronaut is no exception.
How a round plays out, step by step:
- Betting Phase (5-10 seconds): A countdown timer appears. Place one or two bets. Optionally set an auto cash-out multiplier target.
- Launch: The astronaut takes off and the multiplier starts climbing from 1.00x.
- Decision Window: Watch the multiplier rise. Press "Cash Out" at any time to lock in your current value. If you set auto cash-out, the system handles this when your target is reached.
- Crash: The astronaut disappears at the predetermined crash point. Any bet not cashed out by this moment is lost.
- Settlement: Winnings (if any) are credited to your balance instantly. The next round begins within seconds.
Each round typically lasts between 5 and 30 seconds, though extreme multipliers can stretch individual rounds longer. That rapid cycle is central to the format's appeal. And its risk.