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Shuffle Crash and Limbo calculator

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Pick a cash-out (Crash) or target (Limbo) multiplier and see how often it actually hits. Both Shuffle games run at a 1% house edge, so they share one formula.

x

1.01x minimum

$
Chance to hit
49.50%
About 1 round in
2
Profit if it hits
$10.00
Expected loss / bet
$0.10

One formula for both games

In Limbo you set a target before the round; in Crash you cash out while the multiplier climbs. Mathematically they are the same bet: the chance that the round reaches multiplier x is 0.99 ÷ x. Shuffle states the 1% edge holds at any cash-out point, from 1.01x up to 1,000,000x.

Worked example

Cash out at 3x on Crash with $10. Chance to hit: 0.99 ÷ 3 = 33%, about one round in three. A hit pays $30 ($20 profit), a miss costs $10. On average you lose $0.10 per round, the same 1% as any other target.

Target and probability table

TargetChance to hitAbout 1 in
1.1x90.00%1.1
1.5x66.00%1.5
2x49.50%2
3x33.00%3
5x19.80%5.1
10x9.90%10.1
50x1.98%50.5
100x0.990%101
1000x0.099%1,010.1

Before you chase a big multiplier

High targets do not cost more on average, but they swing far harder. At 100x you hit fewer than 1 round in 100, so long dry streaks are normal, not a sign a hit is "due". Size bets so a streak of misses does not end your session. For a cheaper way to build XP at the same edge, compare with Dice, or check what you earn back on the rakeback calculator.

FAQ

+What is the house edge on Shuffle Crash and Limbo?

1% on both, at any cash-out or target, according to the official game pages.

+What is the chance of hitting 2x on Crash?

49.5%: the chance of reaching a multiplier x is 0.99 ÷ x.

+Are Crash predictors real?

No. Rounds are provably fair and independent. A tool that claims to predict the next crash point cannot work, and many are scams designed to steal accounts or deposits.

+What are the limits?

Per the help center: Crash max bet $10,000 and max win $250,000; Limbo max bet $15,000 and max win $200,000. Both go up to 1,000,000x.