Three sources. Separate histories.
Casino Probe integrates data from Stake, BC.GAME and Bustabit. These names identify the sources of observed results; Casino Probe is independent and does not claim official affiliation with those operators.
Choose the platform first. A sample of Stake rounds and a sample of Bustabit rounds are different histories. Combining them into one sequence can obscure what a reading actually describes.
What the operators publish
| Platform | Verified public information | Reference |
|---|---|---|
| Stake Crash | Operator states 1% house edge and 99% RTP. | Crash rules ↗ |
| Bustabit | Operator’s mechanics article states a fixed 1% house edge. | Game mechanics ↗ |
| BC.GAME | Help centre explains house edge, RTP and provably fair verification. Confirm the exact Crash variant in its current game rules. | House edge guide ↗ |
We do not assign a universal edge, payout cap or generation formula to all three games. Check current operator rules before relying on a technical comparison.
A useful comparison checklist
- Identity: platform, game title and relevant version.
- Rules: RTP, edge, permitted targets, rounding and maximum payout.
- Timing: when bets and cash-outs are accepted.
- Evidence: which period the historical data covers.
- Verification: the operator’s published procedure and required inputs.
Stake’s Crash page describes independent rounds. A long gap in that history does not make a future high result due. Do not transfer a conclusion about one game to another without checking its rules.
From the public overview to the workspace
The landing page shows a compact last-bust overview and configured platform states. The dashboard presents a broader workspace for histories and indicators. A maintenance label describes the configured availability of that integration; it is not a judgment about the operator.