How to play Cricket X: rules, cash-out and the free demo

Cricket X is a crash game with a cricket twist. When the round starts the ball is struck and blazes across a neon grid, and the multiplier grows the further it flies. Cash out before the ball explodes and you win your bet times the multiplier at that moment; if it explodes first, the bet is lost.

How a round works

1. 1Between rounds, bets are open for a few seconds while the countdown runs.
2. 2Choose a stake and tap Bet — in one panel or in both.
3. 3The shot is played and the multiplier climbs from 1.00x as the ball flies.
4. 4Tap Cash Out to take your stake times the current multiplier, or let auto cash-out do it at your target.
5. 5When the ball explodes the round ends, and bets still in are lost.

Limits and controls

• The multiplier can reach 5,000x, though most rounds end far lower.
• Two bet panels: run two bets in the same round with different targets.
• Auto cash-out runs on the server, so it pays even if your connection drops.
• Auto bet repeats your stake each round while the game is open.

Does knowing cricket help?

No — and it is worth being clear about. The shot is decided by the round's result, which is fixed from a secret seed before betting opens; reading the pitch or the bowler does not change it. You can check any recent round with the "Provably Fair" button. The game has a house edge (a share of rounds ends at 1.00x), so treat it as entertainment and set a budget first.

Try it free

Cricket X opens in demo mode for every visitor with ₹10,000 of play money — no sign-up, no deposit, the same live rounds as everyone else.

Frequently asked questions

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