Topic: Crash Game Stats: Hot & Cold Multipliers (Read 42 times)

They should have FAQ section though. But I like the feature of hot and cold numbers. You can elaborate more about this on your FAQ section. First time to see such feature on crash. On https://edgegpt.bot/crash note, it is advisable to offer new features on these casino classics as most reputable casinos already have this kind of game. Now, your edge would be think out of the box features so you will be interesting to play with.

A small disclaimer on the site might help clarify that while trends can improve decision-making, they don’t override the inherent house edge.

The idea of a tutorial is spot on, especially for newcomers who might not be familiar with terms like "median multipliers" or "expected hit rates." A simple, interactive guide or FAQ section could go a long way in helping users understand how to interpret and apply the data.

I think showcasing some practical examples, like what "hot" and "cold" looked like in the last 100 rounds, could make the data more relatable. It might also help users visualize the value of your analysis.

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They should have FAQ section though. But I like the feature of hot and cold numbers. First time to see such feature on crash.

That’s a decent explanation - I look forward to watching your thread and getting to read more replies and discussion here.

Thanks for checking out the site and trying to use it;

Let me explain using Stake as an example. Their crash game has a 1% house edge, which means a 2x multiplier is expected to hit 49.50% of the time, while 50.50% of the time it will bust below 2x over a large number of games (calculated as 99/2 due to the house edge).

Now, if we’re talking about a 10x multiplier, it’s expected to hit about 9.9% of the time (99/10). If you were to set up an autobet at $1 and autocashout at 10x, you'd need to hit exactly one 10x to recover all the losses from busts below 10x. However, because of the house edge, this is generally unprofitable over time.

Here’s where our site comes in: we highlight hot numbers, which are hitting more often than expected, and cold numbers, which are hitting less often than expected. For example, if the expected hit rate for a 10x is 9.9%, and it's currently hot, it might be hitting at, say, 12%. In this case, if you autobet $1 at 10x, you’d have a better chance of making a profit since the multiplier is occurring more frequently than usual.

On the flip side, cold numbers will hit less often than their expected percentage. For a 10x, if it’s cold, it might hit at only 7% instead of 9.9%. Betting on cold numbers could make you lose even faster.

Would you rather play when the crash is "hot" or when it is "cold" ? Of course, you don’t actually need to play either—you can just observe the hot and cold numbers to get a better understanding of how the game moves.

Regarding your experience with the hot multipliers, I’d like to emphasize that while the stats aim to highlight trends, they don’t guarantee outcomes — it’s all about using the information to improve decision-making over time.

As for your suggestiong regarding adding a tutorial, we'll be working on that.

Well, I just checked your site out and it’s true that it shows live crash games and also shows stats of previous games and how frequently they come up (I don’t fully understand the site whole thing though) but still it didn’t help that much - I tried working with some few multipliers that were marked as hot in your site and I lost several times betting on them (I also won 10x once while the plane got to 95x).

That aside, it would be nice if you can add like a little introduction page or tutorial on what your site is and how newbies can use it and understand what you’re trying to do.

Hey,

We’ve been working on a project for crash game players, and I'd like to get some feedbacks from people. It’s a stats based site that provides hot and cold numbers, streak tracking, and median analysis for crash games.

The main goal is simple -> help players spot trends, like when the game is running hot or cold, and provide insights into recent multipliers.
Just to be clear—this isn’t some kind of "get-rich-quick" tool. It’s purely informational, and you can use it (or not) as you see fit, i am not promising you'll win, but you can improve your edge at the crash game with the datas we provide.
While we can't really guarantee wins, the stats we share can help you make better decisions while playing.

Here are a few features so far:

• Hot & Cold Numbers: Easily see the multipliers with the highest and lowest streak progress.
• Median Analysis: Keep track of the median multipliers for the past X games (e.g., reds for low multipliers, greens for higher ones). You can even check the medians for the past 50k games to see what’s typical.
• Discord Bot: Works like Shiba from Bustabit on every casinos we'll be adding, with commands like !bust !med, !streak, !maxstreak, !gaps, etc., to give you instant stats. (!commands on our discord for the whole list)

It’s free, no registration needed, and focused on giving players more datas to work with. I’m looking for honest feedback—whether it’s about the features, usability, or anything else you think could be improved !

Let me know your thoughts, or feel free to ask questions. I’ll take all suggestions into account.

Link : https://edgegpt.bot/crash
So far we support 4 casinos Ethercrash, BCgame, Nanogames, Stake — we do plan to add more.