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The algorithm behind "Cash or Crash" games typically involves a random number generator

(RNG) that determines the multiplier's growth rate and the timing of the crash. Here's a
simplified explanation:
1. Multiplier Generation: The game starts with a multiplier at 1x. The multiplier then
starts increasing randomly over time.
2. Player Bets: Players place bets at different points in time, and their potential
winnings are based on the current multiplier.
3. Player Cash Out: Players can choose to "cash out" at any time, securing their
winnings based on the current multiplier.
4. Crash Event: At some point, a random crash event occurs, resetting the multiplier to
1x. Players who haven't cashed out lose their bets.
Let's delve into the underlying logic behind why platforms tend to earn profits in games like
"Cash or Crash." Keep in mind that these scenarios are for illustrative purposes and may not
reflect real-world probabilities.
1. Randomness and Timing:
a. The game's algorithm incorporates randomness in the multiplier growth and
crash events.
b. Players can cash out at any time, but the unpredictability of the crash
introduces risk.
c. The timing of the crash is designed to occur more frequently or at a level that
statistically favors the platform.
2. Statistical Probability:
a. Over many rounds, the statistical probability of players cashing out at the
exact optimal time is relatively low.
b. The unpredictable nature of the game makes it challenging for players to
consistently time their cash outs perfectly.
3. Multiplier Dynamics:
a. The multiplier generally grows at a rate that, over time, tilts the balance in
favors of the platform.
b. The longer a player waits to cash out, the higher the risk of a crash, leading to
potential loss.
4. Profit Margins:
a. The platform sets the game's parameters to ensure a margin of profitability.
b. Payouts are calculated based on the current multiplier, with the odds favoring
the platform over the long term.
5. Player Psychology:
a. The game is designed to be exciting, encouraging players to take risks and
wait for higher multipliers.
b. Players may be enticed to bet more when the multiplier is high, increasing the
potential for profit for the platform.
6. Balance of Risk and Reward:
a. The game creates a balance where players experience occasional wins,
reinforcing the perception of fairness.
b. However, the overall structure ensures that, on average, the platform
generates more revenue than it pays out.

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