Reached x201.37 in Runners - I didn’t expect the run to go this far
Over the last few days I have been testing Runners on and off, and I decided to save the most interesting runs. Usually I try not to stay too long and cash out earlier, especially when the multiplier already starts looking too good.
But this time I decided to take a risk.
The run made it to the second floor, the multiplier kept climbing, and at one point the screen was already showing x201.37.
In the end I managed to stop in time and took 201.36 USDT.
The most nerve-racking part in games like this for me is the moment when you already realize the result is good and it makes sense to cash out, but then the thought appears: “what if one more stage?”
This time I decided not to push my luck any further 😄
I’m attaching the result screenshot and the fairness check for the run 👇
Result: x201.37
Taken: 201.36 USDT
Floor: 2
In general, I used to be more into the classic crash games with a graph or a plane, but here I really like the run format itself – visually, it pulls you in a lot more.
If there are any more interesting results, I can keep this blog going and post the best runs here.
For those who play crash games – what is the biggest x you have actually managed to cash out?

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Nothing is clear, I guess these are not even slots
These crash games are rigged even worse than slots, I try to stay away from games like these.
I can’t play stuff like that, I just don’t have the patience… I see 5-7x and I’m already ready to cash out, and you’ve got “steel balls”, congrats!))
Haven’t played yet)
Well, let’s give it a try
Thanks for the tip)))
Many players have similar feelings: when the multiplier rises quickly, there is a temptation to wait a little longer, hoping for an even bigger win. But knowing when to stop – that is the key to success in games like these.
Once I played one of the crash games, I don’t know, but it just wasn’t my thing… Though there are two options there and you need to stop at the right time! You managed it, congratulations!
Nice multiplier, especially in a game like this. Congrats!