Category
Crash games
How a crash round works
Fortuna’s Crash Games collection brings together fast multiplier games from several providers, including Crash Dice by TaDa Gaming, Crash Rising Dice by Darwin and Mines Dice by Darwin. Each round starts with a multiplier of x1 that climbs in real time. You place your stake, watch the number rise and cash out at the moment you choose. If you cash out before the crash, your stake is multiplied by the displayed value. If the game crashes first, the round ends and the stake is gone. The rhythm is quick, the rules are short, and every round asks one question: when do you cash out?
The collection mixes crash titles and Mines-style titles, and each provider adds its own touches such as bonus features. Open any game to see its controls, its stake range and its round instructions before your first bet. The games index lists the other collections.
| Title | Provider | What to look for in the game window |
|---|---|---|
| Crash Dice | TaDa Gaming | The multiplier display, the cash-out button and any bonus feature. |
| Crash Rising Dice | Darwin | The rising multiplier and the cash-out control. |
| Mines Dice | Darwin | The reveal step and the way a round settles. |
| Tada’s Mines Dice | TaDa Gaming | Its own mine-selection controls and payout steps. |
Read the round as a sequence
Each crash round follows the same short sequence: the stake is placed, the multiplier starts, the display changes in real time and the round ends at the crash. A cash-out button lets you secure the result at any point before that. Some games add an auto cash-out, which collects your win at a multiplier you set in advance. Fortuna describes the idea as simple to learn and intense to play, and the demo mode is the easiest place to feel the rhythm.
| Step | What you do | Why it helps |
|---|---|---|
| Place the stake | Choose an amount that fits your session budget | Keeps every round inside your plan |
| Watch the multiplier | Follow the climb from x1 | Shows how the round develops |
| Cash out | Press the button at your chosen value | Secures the win |
| Use auto cash-out | Set a target multiplier where the game offers it | Keeps your decisions consistent |
Plan your cash-out strategy
Crash games reward planning. Players often pick a fixed cash-out target, for example between 1.5x and 2.5x, to collect smaller wins more often. Others aim for high multipliers and accept bigger swings. Some spread their stake over several rounds to balance risk and reward, and many review their session afterwards to refine the approach. The strategy that suits you depends on your budget and your taste for risk, and an auto cash-out helps you stick to it when the multiplier gets exciting.
Set the amount you want to spend and the moment you want to stop before you open the first round. A budget keeps the game entertaining, and a target for the session makes the end easy to spot. The responsible gambling page covers deposit limits, breaks and exclusion tools for fast games like these.
Try, play and combine
The demo mode is free and risk-free, which makes it ideal for new players who want to try different strategies. Crash games run on mobile and desktop around the clock, work in the browser and mix well with the rest of the casino: online slots, dice games, blackjack and roulette are a tap away, and switching between games keeps your session varied. If a crash title is part of a campaign, the promotions page shows the dates and the eligible games.
Quick answers about crash games
What does a crash round cost? You pick the stake in the game window, and the stake range of each title is shown there. Do I need to download anything? No, crash games run directly in your browser on phone and desktop. Can I use auto cash-out? Where a title offers it, you set a multiplier and the game cashes out for you. Where do I find more dice-themed games? The dice games page and the dice slots page cover the neighbouring collections. Which providers are in the collection? TaDa Gaming and Darwin, with new titles added over time.
Account and Belgian licence
FORTUNA 2000 S.R.L. operates the casino under a B+ licence from the Belgian Gaming Commission, dossier 4910, and the games run on a certified random number generator. Players aged 21 and over with a validated account can play. The licence page explains the B+ record. If a game stays closed, note the title and the message you see and send both to support. Keep your password and one-time codes out of the message.