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I’ve been testing out different automatic cashout targets on Crash. Setting it right at 1.2x to 1.5x gives lots of quick wins but one early crash wipes out a lot of progress. Do you guys prefer manual cashouts or setting a strict auto target?

 
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I feel that, those 1.2x streaks feel amazing until a 1.01x hits and you're rage betting the next round. I mostly do manual now but I'll set a 2x auto as a safety net if I get distracted.

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I stick to manual mostly but I do set a panic auto at like 5x just so I dont lose a massive multiplier if I blink. Do you find your auto target changes when you are on a hot streak or do you lock it in and forget it?

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I've been riding manual on Crsah lately because it makes those 3x and 4x dodges feel way more intense. Still keep a 1.8x auto on my second bet just so I don't totally lose the bag when the chart tanks early.

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Ive tried the 1.2x grind but you end up seeing your balance bleed from 5 red crashes in a row anyway. My auto is just set at 2x to skip the frustration of watching it dance around low multis.

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I keep mine at 1.4x most days because I'm too impatient for manual, but honestly that sudden wipeout you mentioned still stings every time. I started mixing it up with a 2x auto whenever I'm on a decent streak just to give myself a little morre wiggle room.

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I get why people like the safety net but I think a strict auto at 1.2x just guarantees you bleed out slowly instead of ever hitting a decent multiplier. I prefer manual because at least when I crash out it’s my own fault and not some robot giving me false hope.

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I actually go manual most of the time because my luck turns the second I set a low auto, like the game knows. If I had to lock in one, 2.05x feels like the sweet spot where you dodge those brutal 1.1x strings and still get enough momentum.

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