How does the game work?
You choose a stake of 5, 15, 25, or 100 coins and a target multiplier of 1.50x, 2.25x, or 3.50x. The game starts immediately, debiting your stake. A random number determines the crash point. If the displayed multiplier reaches your target before crashing, you win. Otherwise, you lose the stake. There is no manual cash-out; the round ends automatically at your target or crash.
What are the payouts and probabilities?
Winning pays your stake multiplied by your chosen target, including your original stake. The expected return is approximately 94% for all modes. For example, a 5 coin stake at 1.50x returns 7.5 coins gross. The probability of winning depends on your target: roughly 62.7% for 1.50x, 41.8% for 2.25x, and 26.9% for 3.50x. Each round is independent.
How does the wallet and balance work?
The demo starts with 1000 virtual coins. You can restore your balance to 1000 only when idle and if your whole balance is below 5. Fractional coin values are carried over between rounds. Reloading the page ends an unfinished round without a refund. Coins have no cash value.
What about privacy and data?
No account is required. Your balance and carry are saved in your browser's local storage. The site uses Google Fonts and a third-party counter script. The behavior of the third-party requests is not fully known; no account requirement does not imply anonymity. This guide is an independent review and does not imply F98 operator services.
Frequently asked questions
Can I cash out manually?
No. The game uses automatic exit at your chosen target or the crash point. You cannot manually stop the round early.
What happens if I refresh the page?
The unfinished round is abandoned. Your stake is not refunded, and you do not receive a deferred payout. You must start a new round.
Is this game real money?
No. The virtual coins have no cash value. There is no deposit, withdrawal, or payment system. It is a simulation for learning.
Read the full F98 Lift Line rules to understand the math and controls better. Play the demo to practice the mechanics.
