Auto cashout is a setting in crash-type games where you set the multiplier in advance and the system closes the bet automatically at it. Playing manually, you have to press the button yourself.
What it actually gives
Not better maths — the house edge stays the same. What disappears is reaction time. A human reaction is 200–300 milliseconds and a significant share of lost rounds fits inside exactly that, especially at low multipliers. Automation brings your actual result closer to the game's theoretical RTP rather than below it.
The second function: discipline
A multiplier set in advance means the decision was made before the round, not during it. That removes the most expensive crash behaviour — "just a bit more" — which is also why most long series end badly.
What automation is NOT for
Auto cashout does not predict the crash point and cannot: in a provably fair system the result is decided before the round starts. Every paid "crash signal bot" or predictor is a scam.
Use it together with a loss cap
Auto mode makes rounds fast — hundreds a minute. Always set a loss cap too, otherwise automation simply speeds up how quickly the budget runs out. See the crash casino list and the limits guide.
Example: what a target multiplier really means
Take a crash game with an RTP of 99%. In such a game the probability of reaching a multiplier m is roughly 0.99 / m. A 2.00× target therefore wins about 49.5% of rounds, and a 10× target about 9.9%. The expected return is the same in both cases, 0.99 per unit staked: 0.495 × 2 = 0.99 and 0.099 × 10 = 0.99. A hundred rounds at a 1 euro stake with a 2× target gives on average about 49 to 50 wins, but the expected result is 99 euros per 100 euros staked. The target does not change the house edge, only how often and how large a win comes. So the target is a choice of volatility, not a strategy.
How to set up auto mode
- Stop conditions. In many games you can set auto mode to end at a given loss or win. Use both, including the win limit: stopping at a win is just as important as at a loss.
- The stake does not grow on its own. Do not let auto mode raise the stake after a loss; that is martingale and it burns through the balance quickly.
- Round speed. If hundreds of rounds in one minute is too much, choose a slower setup or game.
Related games
The same idea, that you pick the target and the win chance yourself, appears in Limbo and Dice: the maths is the same there, only the wrapper differs. For the crash game itself see the crash guide on freespin.ee. The concept of house edge and expected value is explained in Wikipedia: Expected value.