BC.Game Launches CrashX With Up to 50 Simultaneous Positions

BC.Game has launched CrashX, a crash game with trading-style mechanics that lets players hold up to 50 independent positions simultaneously and place additional bets during an active round.

Released on November 12, the game allows users to enter at different multiplier levels and close positions individually or together through a “Sell All” function. It is available through desktop and mobile browsers in supported markets. 

Mid-round entry changes payout calculation

Each position’s payout depends on the multiplier’s increase after entry, rather than its absolute level when the player exits.

BC.Game’s published example shows that a stake of 100 placed at 2.00x and cashed out at 3.00x returns 148.50 after the deduction. The calculation divides the exit multiplier by the entry multiplier, multiplies that ratio by the stake and applies a 0.99 factor. 

The operator told NEXT.io that each successful cash-out carries a fee of 1% of the total amount returned, rather than only the profit. No additional fee applies to positions lost when the round crashes. BC.Game states a theoretical return to player of 99%. 

Live activity feed does not create an exchange

CrashX displays other participants’ bets and cash-outs in real time. Players can follow accounts and pin their activity within the live feed.

Despite its trading terminology, the game does not operate as a peer-to-peer exchange. BC.Game said all positions settle directly against the platform, with no matching between players or transfer of positions. 

According to the operator, each round’s crash point is generated before play begins and is independent of player activity and stake sizes. Built-in verification tools allow users to check the previous 100 rounds.