Crash game

Trader (Spribe): cash out before the chart crashes

Trader puts the crash game in market clothing. Each round a chart starts plotting and a multiplier begins to rise; the goal is to cash out before it crashes. Unlike classic crash titles the line does not only go up: it can climb, dip or crash outright. Spribe lists it as provably fair, multiplayer and cycle-based, with a 97% RTP (spribe.co/games/trader).

Key facts

Provider: Spribe
Game type: Crash game

How to play

Place your bet and wait for the round to start with the chart plotting. The multiplier moves up, down or crashes, and the round runs until the bar crashes. You can cash out at any moment during the timeout while the bar is plotting.

More uncertainty with every tick

In a classic crash game the only question is when it stops. In Trader every step adds another variable, because the value can fall as well. Wait for a peak and you may watch it fade. This is a test of nerve, not technical analysis: the chart is random, not a real market.

Multiplayer

Everyone follows the same chart and can see each other's bets. Spribe pitches that as part of the strategy, although other players' choices do not affect the outcome.

Provably fair

Provably fair technology lets you verify each round's result after the fact. It guarantees transparency, not predictability.

Who it suits

Trader is aimed at players who already know crash games and want something other than a line that only goes up. The swinging multiplier makes every round edgier and means accepting that a peak can vanish in a moment. Newcomers may prefer to start with Aviator, which is more linear, and move on once the cash-out logic clicks.

FAQ

Does Trader follow a real market?

No. The chart is generated by the game each round and does not track real prices.

What is Trader's RTP?

Spribe lists 97% on the official page.

When can I cash out?

Any time while the chart is plotting, before the crash.

Source and last update: 2026-10-26

Mechanics from the studio’s game information; figures such as RTP are shown only with a source.