Cash or Crash Live: Our Review, How and Where to Play

While the overall spirit of the game is quite unique, nothing is daunting about playing it. After all, it’s intended to be a more casual experience and not a hard-boiled gambling game.

The betting period lasts for about 20 seconds and doesn’t involve a lot of decision-making. The only call you need to make is whether you want to buy in and set the size of your stake.

Once the wagers are in place, the core of how Cash or Crash Live works will kick off. Essentially, the players are climbing a ladder displayed at the center of the screen. Each time a green ball is drawn from the drum in the middle, you’ll advance one step upwards. Each step comes with increased payouts, so it’s all about not losing your nerve.

However, if a red ball is drawn, you’ll lose the wager and any money you still haven’t cashed out. The only third option is a golden ball – one of the special Cash or Crash Live features.

Each time a green or gold ball is drawn, however, you have a decision to make. You have three options:

• Continue – stay in the game with your entire stake.
• Take Half – cash out half the amount currently in play.
• Take All – take all the cash and withdraw from the round.

Essentially, the goal of the game is to Take All before the red ball is drawn and the blimp crashes. As mentioned previously, each player can make decisions independently. If you cash out and the game keeps going, you’ll get to sit back and observe what everyone else is doing.

• The Golden Ball gives players an extra “life”, meaning you’ll be able to hit a red ball and keep playing.
• Keep in mind that the further you climb, the higher your chances of crashing. After all, there are fewer green balls.
• Cash or Crash RTP is the highest we’ve seen in a game show-type title. In other words, it can be profitable in the long term.