About

Crash Game Index is written by the Crash Game Index Editorial Team. We compare crash games for players in Canada by what their makers publish: the provider, the RTP, the number of bets per round, automatic and partial cash-outs, and any stated maximum multiplier or win.

Why the providers’ own figures

Because crash game figures are copied more than they are checked. One game, JetX, has no RTP on its maker’s page, yet third-party pages quote 97%, a range of 96.2% to 98.9%, and figures that belong to a different game, JetX3. Names are borrowed too: Jet Lucky 2 is not Lucky Jet, Aviatrix is not Aviator, and “FlyX” appears in the titles of games from different studios. Going back to the provider’s own page is the only way to keep a comparison honest.

How we work

We read each provider’s game page and, where there is one, its demo rules. A feature counts as present only if the provider describes it; “Not stated” in our tables means the provider is silent, not that the feature is missing. Where casinos list their own figure for a game, we record it as the casino’s statement, next to the provider’s.

What we do not do

We do not rate or rank games or casinos, publish player reviews, invent testimonials or sell strategies. We do not promote tools that claim to predict rounds. We do not play for money.

How we are paid

Some casino operators pay us commission when readers reach them through partner links on this site. Our affiliate disclosure explains where those links appear and what they do not change. How pages are researched and written is in our methodology and editorial policy. To report a changed figure, see our contact page.