Crash and Instant Games

Fast-game content covering cash-out crash rounds and short-form instant formats.

The offering

What Crash and Instant Games does

Pascal’s fast-game range spans separate crash and instant catalogues. Avinho R10 uses a rising multiplier with a cash-out decision, while Hi Lo asks the player to predict the next card’s relative value.

Treat those round models separately during evaluation. Agree bet acceptance, settlement, timeouts, history and recovery for each title. Request the implementation details behind any fairness claim and the supported player-facing explanation. Identify which promotional options can be used with each format.

Who should explore it?

Casino teams evaluating crash, card-prediction and other instant formats.

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Documented capabilities

Crash-game range
Instant-game range
Cash-out rounds
Short card-prediction rounds

Reported in the linked public sources. We have not independently tested these capabilities.

Product details

Product role: Fast-game content with a dedicated Pascal crash catalogue.Source
Instant example: Hi Lo is a card-prediction instant game.Source
Crash round: Avinho R10 uses a betting window followed by a rising multiplier and a player cash-out decision.Source

Delivery & commercial details

Delivery & integration: Agree the delivery route, interface, versions, testing, rollout and support responsibilities with the supplier.
Pricing: Request a commercial proposal covering setup, recurring or usage fees, minimum commitments and optional services.

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Buyer questions, answered

Are crash and instant games presented separately?

Yes. Pascal publishes separate catalogues for the two families.

Source

What decision does Avinho R10 give the player?

The player chooses when to cash out the rising multiplier before the plane crashes.