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Set Your Crash Bets and Let Them Run

Auto Bet in crash games on ftlucky10 puts you in control before the round even starts — lock in your stake, set a cashout multiplier, and choose how many rounds to run without tapping manually.

Auto Cashout TargetRound Limit ControlStake Per RoundStop-on-Win LogicStop-on-Loss Logic
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Get Help With Auto Bet During Your Session

If your auto bet panel behaves unexpectedly — a round skips, a cashout does not trigger, or the stop condition fires earlier than you expected — our support channels can walk you through what happened and how to reconfigure.

Live Chat Reach us through the live chat icon in the game lobby. Describe which crash title you were in and the auto bet values you had set, and we will pull the round log.
Account Help Desk For auto bet settings that did not save correctly or a session that ended early, the account help desk can review your round history and clarify the trigger that fired.
In-Game Settings Panel Before contacting support, check the auto bet history tab inside the game itself — it shows each round's stake, cashout multiplier achieved, and which stop condition ended the run.
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Explore the Full Auto Bet Panel

Open the crash game lobby — titles like Aviator from Spribe or Pragmatic Play's Spaceman are both in the line-up — and the Auto Bet panel sits directly beneath the manual bet controls. You enter a fixed stake per round, then set a cashout multiplier (for example, 2.00x or 5.00x) and the system cashes out automatically when that target is hit. You

can cap the session with a total number of rounds, or add a stop-on-win and stop-on-loss threshold so the automation halts once your session result crosses either boundary. Nothing runs blind — each round's result posts in the history column so you can review the sequence.

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How We Keep Auto Bet Fair and Transparent

Crash game rounds on ftlucky10 use provably fair or certified random-number generation depending on the provider. Auto bet does not alter the odds — it only automates your cashout instruction. Here is how we maintain a level playing field when auto bet is active.

Provider Certification

Spribe and Pragmatic Play submit their crash engines to independent auditors. The certificate hash is viewable in the game's fairness tab, round by round, with auto bet active or not.

Multiplier Transparency

Every round's peak multiplier is recorded in the round history column regardless of whether you cashed out manually or via auto bet. No data is hidden from your session log.

Stop Condition Accuracy

When a stop-on-win or stop-on-loss threshold is reached, the system halts after that round completes — it never carries a partial round into the next session cycle.

No Auto Bet Advantage or Penalty

Using auto bet does not change the underlying crash curve or cashout mechanics. The round outcome is identical whether you tap manually or let the automation handle the cashout.

Crash Auto Bet Terms Worth Knowing

These are the key terms that come up when you configure or troubleshoot auto bet in any crash game on the platform. Each definition is plain-language so you can map it to the actual control on screen.

What is Auto Cashout in crash games?

Auto Cashout is a preset multiplier value you enter before a round. When the live multiplier reaches that number, the game cashes out your stake automatically without you tapping.

What does Stop on Win mean in Auto Bet?

Stop on Win is a cumulative profit threshold. Once your net session winnings from auto bet rounds exceed the amount you entered, the automation stops and no further rounds are placed.

What does Stop on Loss mean?

Stop on Loss is a cumulative loss ceiling. Auto bet halts the moment your total losses across the active session reach the limit you set, preventing further rounds from being placed automatically.

What is Number of Rounds in the Auto Bet panel?

Number of Rounds caps how many consecutive crash rounds the automation will play. Once that count is reached, auto bet ends regardless of your win or loss position at that point.

What is a Provably Fair hash in crash games?

A Provably Fair hash is a cryptographic seed tied to each round's outcome. You can verify the result was not altered after the round started — Spribe's Aviator uses this system.

What is the difference between manual cashout and auto cashout?

Manual cashout requires you to tap a button before the multiplier crashes. Auto cashout fires at your preset multiplier without any tap — useful when you cannot watch every single round.

Common Questions About Crash Auto Bet Settings

These are the questions we see most often from players who have just discovered the auto bet panel or who want to refine how their crash session runs on ftlucky10.

Not mid-session — you need to stop the auto bet run first, update the stake field, then restart. Changes made while the panel is active do not apply until the current session is cancelled and restarted.

If the round ends before your auto cashout target is hit, the stake for that round is lost — the same outcome as a manual bet at the same multiplier. Auto bet cannot override the crash curve.

Yes. Both Spribe's Aviator and Pragmatic Play's Spaceman have their own auto bet panels with cashout target, round count, stop-on-win and stop-on-loss fields built into the game interface.

If your connection drops or the browser tab closes, the active auto bet session ends. Reconnecting to ftlucky10 brings you back to the lobby but does not automatically resume a cancelled auto bet run.

Stake limits in auto bet match the same minimum and maximum bet allowed in that crash game's manual mode. Check the game's info panel — the provider sets those limits, not a separate auto bet cap.

Yes — players in Manila and elsewhere in the Philippines access the full auto bet panel through any mobile browser on ftlucky10. No separate app install is needed; the panel renders and functions the same as on desktop.
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Crash Auto Bet Settings

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