A single seeded random draw sets the round’s risk limit. Visible gaps don’t predict survival. Slower cars appear occasionally in the lanes you are not driving in, with long random gaps. Nothing else ever enters your lane: the only car you can hit is the one the crash puts there. A crash animation follows the seeded loss; passing traffic does not decide the result. The 2.4-second 0→1 launch count is cosmetic, with an empty road ahead until launch ends. The underlying payout curve starts at 0.97×; the display holds at 1.00× until growth catches up, and cashing out below 1.00× returns your bet. The 97% theoretical return is reduced slightly by truncating payouts. This is a local demo, not a real-money service.
Changing lanes changes how quickly risk accumulates. It never redraws the round’s result.
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Finish a round to reveal its seed.
H = ∫ lane rate × time. Crash at H = −ln(1−u). Multiplier = 0.97 × eᴴ, capped at 1,000×. Rates while settled in a lane: left 0.48, middle 0.16, right 0.00, each applied at this table’s 0.5× clock so a round runs twice as long at the same odds. Auto cash-out presses the same button at the same moment you could have, and auto play uses the same steering and start controls. Its route uses the displayed multiplier and your target, and it waits for an oncoming car to pass before turning into its lane; it cannot predict a crash or improve the odds. Lane changes pause risk and growth. Everything runs in your browser, including demo balances.