Operator Identity and Scope
The queried name F98 does not establish a verified operator, license, or official address. This guide describes only the original demo mechanics and observed site facts. The demo is a standalone learning tool with no connection to external betting services or KYC requirements. The external operator identity remains unverified.
Game Mechanics and Payouts
Players select a stake of 5, 15, 25, or 100 coins and a target of 1.50x, 2.25x, or 3.50x. A crash point is determined by a uniform random integer, with display rising until it stops. Reaching the target pays the stake multiplied by the target gross, inclusive of the stake. The expected return is approximately 94 percent with a house edge of 6 percent. Every round is independent, and no manual cash-out or autoplay is available.
Wallet Rules and Storage
The initial balance is 1000 coins, stored locally with fractional carry in thousandths. A crash below the chosen multiplier target loses the stake. Restoration to 1000 coins is manual and only available when idle with a whole balance below 5. Reloading the page abandons the round with no deferred payout. Third-party requests include Google Fonts and a statinside counter.
Frequently asked questions
Is F98 a verified gambling operator?
No. The queried name does not establish a verified operator, license, or official address. The demo is a virtual coin simulation without cash value.
How does the wallet restore coins?
Manual restoration sets the balance to 1000 only when idle and the whole balance is below 5. It does not add to the current balance but replaces it.
Read the full F98 Lift Line rules or try the demo to verify the mechanics yourself.
