Statistics
Crash: ranges and multipliers
Compare frequencies, peaks and the distribution of loaded multipliers.
How to use it, step by step
- Check proportions and the recent window to compare outcome categories. Read the sample size before comparing percentages.
- In Grouped results, each multiplier belongs to a single range; the final range includes 10000x and above. In All results below, counts are cumulative and should not be added together.
- Read the bounds shown in Peaks: a >2–3x range includes 3x and excludes 2x. Use available focus controls to highlight results in a selected range.
- Use the histogram to see how multipliers are distributed. Percentiles summarize positions in the sorted sample; they are not cashout targets or probabilities for the next round.
- Use longest-streak and transition panels to inspect consecutive outcome categories in the loaded sample. They do not identify a safe next cashout target.
Good to know
A very high multiplier can substantially change the average. Compare the distribution, percentiles and record count; charts describe only the analyzed sample.
