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Crash Shockwave: Multipliers That Keep Climbing

Crash Shockwave is our crash room: the multiplier climbs from 1.00x and you decide the exit before the wave breaks, with auto cash-out if you would rather not watch every tick.

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FAIRNESS CHECKS

How We Keep Crash Rounds Honest

Crash Shockwave runs on a provably fair model: each round's result comes from a seed pair, and the game publishes the hash before play and the seed after the wave breaks, so the outcome can be checked rather than taken on faith. Where a game or studio puts an RTP figure on the title itself, that figure appears on the tile — we do not paste our own percentage onto a room. Studio names sit on every tile in the lobby, so you always know who built the table you are on.

Provably Fair Rounds

Each Crash Shockwave round publishes a hash before it starts and releases the seed once it ends. You can run the same check yourself and confirm the multiplier was never altered mid-round.

Studio Names on Tiles

Every tile in the lobby carries the studio behind it, so a Pragmatic Play release reads differently from a PG Soft one before you put a single Taka on the round.

Game Log You Can Read

Your account keeps a per-round record of stake, exit multiplier and result. Open it after a session and the entries line up with the multiplier feed you watched on screen.

RTP Only Where Published

Return figures appear only where a studio has printed one on the game. Where a crash title does not publish a number, the tile simply stays blank instead of carrying a figure we invented.

HELP MID-ROUND

Help While the Multiplier Runs

Most snags in Crash Shockwave happen at the cash-out moment, so we keep help close to the table. If a round does not settle the way you expected, jot the round number from the feed before you message us — it shortens the whole exchange. Support is reachable from inside your account through live chat and email, and wallet questions go to the same desk. Have your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID ready if the issue touches a deposit or withdrawal.

Round Settlement Check If a cash-out did not register, send us the round number from the multiplier feed and roughly when it happened. We trace that round against the game log and reply with what the record actually shows.
Chat From Your Account Open live chat while signed in so the team can see the session you are asking about. Nobody from support will ask for your PIN or one-time code, so keep both to yourself.
Wallet Funding Help A bKash, Nagad or Rocket deposit can stall on the wallet side rather than ours. Keep the transaction ID from your wallet app and we will match it to your account balance.
558hapk Inside the 558hapk Crash Shockwave Lobby

Inside the 558hapk Crash Shockwave Lobby

Every Crash Shockwave round opens at 1.00x and ends the moment the wave breaks. Whatever multiplier you cash out at is what your Taka stake is multiplied by, so the call is yours and it is made in real time. Set your stake, name an exit point if you would rather the system close the round for you, then watch the curve

climb. Rounds turn over quickly, which makes the room easy to pick up on a phone between other things. Crash Dynamite, Crash Bangladesh Arena and Aviator sit alongside it when you want the same tension in a different skin, and the recent multiplier feed stays visible above the curve.

  • Live multiplier curve
  • Manual or auto exit
  • Taka stake control
  • Recent round feed

Crash Shockwave Words You'll Meet

The crash format carries its own short vocabulary, and most of it clicks the first time you watch a round play out. These are the words that come up in chat and in the multiplier feed, written the plain way. If a term on a tile is not here, ask support and we will explain it in the same tone.

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What does cash-out mean in Crash Shockwave?

Cash-out is the moment you close your stake at the multiplier currently on screen. Your stake is multiplied by that number, and the round finishes for you at that value.

02
What is auto cash-out?

Auto cash-out is an exit point you set before the round starts. When the curve reaches your chosen number, the system closes the stake for you even if you are not watching.

03
What is the multiplier feed?

The feed is the strip of recent results shown above the curve. It records where past rounds broke, so you can read how the room has behaved recently instead of guessing at it.

04
What does provably fair mean?

Provably fair is a method where a round's result comes from a seed pair. The hash is shown before play and the seed is released afterwards, so anyone can verify the outcome.

05
What is a round hash?

A round hash is the scrambled fingerprint of a round's seed, published before the round begins. Once play ends the real seed is released and the hash can be matched against it.

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What is a Taka stake?

A Taka stake is the amount you place on one round, held in BDT inside your account wallet. It is the figure the multiplier acts on when you cash out.

Common Questions About Crash Shockwave

Rounds move fast, so the questions we get are mostly about timing and settlement. Here are the ones that come up most, answered in the same short form the chat team uses. Sessions often swing between a crash round and the cricket markets on our sportsbook, and both sit in the same lobby.

Open your account, fund the wallet with bKash, Nagad or Rocket, then open the Crash Shockwave tile. Set a Taka stake, start the round and cash out before the wave breaks.

Yes. Auto cash-out lets you name a multiplier in advance and the room closes your stake at that point, whether or not you are looking at the screen when it lands.

That round is lost for the stake you placed, and the feed records the multiplier where it broke. Nothing beyond your set stake leaves the wallet for that round.

The room runs in a mobile browser, so an ordinary Android handset is enough. Players in Dhaka and Chattogram use it the same way, and availability depends on your local law and eligible regions.

The multiplier feed above the curve lists recent results, and your account record keeps your own stake, exit point and outcome for every round you have played.

No. Crash Shockwave draws from the same Taka balance you use for slots and live tables, so a cash-out lands in the wallet you already top up through bKash or Nagad.
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