Crash games
Spaceman: 1 kr a round and a printed return of 96.50 %
Both figures come from the game itself — the stake from the bet panel, the return from the rules panel. No cashier changes either without running a different configuration.
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Spaceman from Pragmatic Play has a minimum stake of about 1 kr and prints 96.5 per cent as its return. That figure sits in the game's own rules panel — not in a review and not in an advert — and it is the only source this page uses.
240 rounds at 1 kr makes 250 kr of turnover. At 96.5 per cent the house keeps 3.5 per cent of that sum, roughly 9 kr. It is the turnover that counts, not the deposit: every win lands on the same balance and buys new rounds, so the amount passing through the game ends up several times what went in.
In the same family sit Aviator (97 %), JetX (97 %), Plinko (99 %). One percentage point sounds small, but on 250 kr of turnover it is 2 kr — the same evening, with nothing else changed. The highest printed return on the whole site belongs to Plinko at 99 per cent.
Two hundred kronor on the balance covers about 192 rounds at this stake before anything else happens. It is also exactly the sum the map measures on the way out, and at 4 of the cashiers it does not come out at all — which makes the number of rounds a question about the cashier as much as about the game.
The figures
- Studio
- Pragmatic Play
- Family
- Crash games
- Minimum stake
- 1 kr (0.1 USDT)
- Printed return
- 96.50 %
- The house keeps
- 3.50 %
- Rounds for 200 kr
- 192
- An hour at the minimum stake
- about 250 kr of turnover
One thing to check before the first round
The same Spaceman can run with more than one return, because studios ship several configurations of a title and each cashier installs one of them. The 96.50 % printed here is the standard configuration. Opening the rules panel inside the game takes ten seconds, and that figure is the real one.
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