About Best Crash Games

Best Crash Games is a directory of casino crash and instant games: crash games and their relatives such as mines, plinko and dice, from many studios. Each game has a page with its facts and a free demo where one is available.

You cannot play for real money here. The site takes no deposits and no bets, and no game runs on it: every demo is served by its studio, and real-money play happens at casinos, which are separate companies.

What Play does

For almost every game, everywhere, Play opens the studio's free demo, in a new tab or, for some games, in a frame on the game's page. Demos use play money.

A casino can pay for a game's Play button in the countries it serves. A visitor from one of those countries then gets Play opening that casino, or a short list of such casinos, five at most, each marked Sponsored. You play for real money at the casino, under its terms. The free demo stays one link away: "Try the free demo" in that list, and "Free demo" on the game's page. Visitors from every other country still get the demo.

To choose what to show, the site reads the country your request comes from. It keeps that nowhere; the privacy policy has the details.

Which casinos we show

Only casinos that pay to be there, and the list says so. We add a casino only for the countries where it tells us it holds a licence and may take players, and only for games it says it offers. Check the licence yourself before you play: the list is advertising, not a rating or a recommendation.

Casinos drop games and licences change. If a casino we show does not have the game, does not accept players from your country, or anything else is wrong, tell us.

How the ranking works

The Top list ranks games by how popular they are worldwide. There are no votes, no reviews and no paid ranks.

• Once a week we work the ranking out again from public sources: how much people search for a game, which games lead in the countries that market analysts report on, how many operators carry a game, and what operators, studios and the trade press publish about the most played games. The sources of the current ranking are named under the list.
• A game changes its place only when the sources give a reason. The arrow under a rank says how many places the game moved since the week before.
• Trending shows the games that are gaining popularity now: new releases that climb fast, and older games that are rising again.
• New shows games by release date, newest first.
• Studios are ranked by their best placed game.
• A game we have just added has no place until the next weekly ranking. Until then it stands after the ranked games.

Nobody measures how much every game is played everywhere, so the ranking is an estimate. Places near the top rest on more evidence than places far down the list.

Demo plays started on this site are still counted, once per visitor per game per half hour. They tell us and advertisers how a game does here; they do not decide a rank.

A rank says how popular a game is. It is not a rating, it says nothing about how a game pays, and it is not advice to play it.

Where the facts come from

RTP, maximum win, volatility, bet limits and release date are the studio's own figures: we read them from the studio's pages, its rules and its public demo, or the studio gave them to us when it submitted the game. We do not audit games or measure these figures ourselves.

A casino can run the same game with a different RTP and different limits. Where a studio publishes more than one RTP, we show one figure, usually its default or its highest. Before you play for money, read the rules of the game at the casino where you play.

Found a mistake? Tell us through the contact page.

How a game gets listed

We add games ourselves from what studios publish. A studio can also send us its game through the submit form. A listing is free. We review every submission before it appears, and we may decline one.

We list crash and instant games only. A submitted game needs a playable demo and a published RTP.

How the site earns money

Studios can pay for a placement: a card or a row that puts their game in front of visitors on the home page, inside the lists or on game pages. Each one carries an Ad label and the word Featured or Sponsored.

A placement buys that spot and nothing else. Paying does not change a game's rank, and a sponsored row takes no rank number in the list it sits in.

A casino can pay for the Play button of a game in the countries it serves. There it carries the word Sponsored. It changes nothing in the lists: the same games stand in the same places for everyone.

The details are on the advertise page.

Play responsibly

The games listed here are gambling games, and the site is for adults only (18+, or the legal age for gambling where you live if that is higher). A demo tells you nothing about what happens when real money is at stake. If gambling stops being fun, Responsible gambling says what helps and where to get support.

Contact us

Questions, corrections and complaints go through the contact page. How the site may be used is in the terms of use; what it records about you is in the privacy policy.