Prediction Crash Simulator
Select where a synthetic line may land, watch its movement, and see the exact probability behind each target. An educational model—not a casino game clone.
Choose a target cell
Pick a column ahead of the starting line, then run one independently sampled path.
Cells that are impossible to reach in this model remain selectable for inspection, but cannot be run. This is not the HIGHROLL board.
Select a cell to see its mathematically exact model probability.
MODEL DISCLOSURE
How our simulator calculates the odds
There are five rows and six future columns. The line begins in the middle row (row 3). At each step it independently tries moving up with probability 25%, staying level with probability 50%, or moving down with probability 25%. A move beyond the top or bottom is clamped to the boundary row.
Exact target probabilities are calculated with a state-transition recurrence across each column, not estimated from a handful of animations. For a target with probability p, the illustrative gross multiplier is 0.96 ÷ p. This gives every reachable cell 96% theoretical expected return in our simplified all-or-nothing model.
Example: the middle row in the third future column has a 31.25% probability. Its illustrative gross payout is 3.072×. In the long run, 0.3125 × 3.072 = 0.96. A sample of 1,000 paths can deviate substantially from the theoretical figure.
Limitations
- Not built from HIGHROLL source code or its RNG
- Does not model multiple simultaneous selections, live timing or operator rules
- Uses browser pseudorandom sampling only
- 96% is an adjustable teaching assumption in the concept, not evidence of actual game odds
- No money, account, payments or casino connectivity
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