GALABET FAIR / 3.0

Take a seat
on Galabet Flight.

Choose a virtual stake, watch the multiplier and cash out before the flight ends. Then open the completed record to check the endpoint behind that round.

Galabet fox astronaut following a flight through space
Personal practice rounds · Virtual credits

ADDED IN FAIR 3.0

A round you can play.
A result you can revisit.

Flight brings the Crash calculation into a playable practice session. Each round gets a fresh private game hash and a commitment before play. The completed record reveals the inputs needed to reproduce its endpoint.

YOUR SESSION

Start with 1,000 credits.

Choose a whole-credit stake and start your own round. The practice balance has no monetary value and can be refilled between rounds.

YOUR CASH-OUT

Take control, or set a target.

Cash out manually during the flight or choose an automatic target before take-off. The server checks the action against the round’s state and endpoint.

YOUR RECORD

Inspect the completed flight.

Review the stake, accepted return and endpoint. Check the revealed hash against its commitment and reproduce the endpoint from the hash, salt and edge.

FROM ANIMATION TO ACTION

The server
keeps the clock.

The multiplier on screen is a view of the round. A manual cash-out uses the server’s accepted time, so the receipt can differ from the number visible when you pressed the button.

Try a practice round →
  1. Waiting

    The stake is accepted and attached to this round.

  2. Running

    Manual cash-out is available. An automatic target must be below the crash endpoint to win.

  3. Completed

    The return is recorded once. The revealed inputs are available for verification.

For play. For implementation.

Players can try the full stake-to-record flow on mobile or desktop. Developers can study how the round state, cash-out response and verification fit together.

Flight currently runs personal sessions in one server process. Sessions can survive a page reload but reset when that process restarts. Shared multiplayer rounds and durable balances need additional backend integration.