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Crash glossary: 16 English terms with Hindi meanings
Look up 16 Crash terms in English and Hindi, with short examples that separate amounts, actions, records and claims on a small phone screen.
Aarav Sharma · Updated · 4 min read
Start with the word beside the number
A phone can show 2.00×, an amount and a status together. Their labels do different jobs. Find the unfamiliar term below, keeping its surrounding label in view. These invented practice examples do not describe a tested Master Crash app screen.
English–Hindi Crash glossary
- Roundराउंड / खेल का एक चक्र
One game cycle with its own beginning and ending.
Example: R104 and R105 identify separate rounds, even when their displayed multipliers match.
- Multiplierगुणक / मल्टीप्लायर
A factor applied in the game’s stated calculation.
Example: In a simple example, 40 units × 1.50 = 60 units in total.
- Stakeदाँव में लगाई गई राशि
The amount committed to the particular entry.
Example: A 40-unit stake is different from a 500-unit account balance.
- Cash outराउंड से बाहर निकलने की कार्रवाई
Closing an entry, or its stated portion, at a multiplier under the game’s rules.
Example: A recorded 1.50× cash out is not a bank withdrawal.
- Total returnकुल वापसी
The full amount returned under the stated calculation.
Example: Where return includes the 40-unit stake, a 60-unit return includes that original 40.
- Net resultशुद्ध परिणाम
The change after subtracting the stake from total return in this example.
Example: 60 returned − 40 staked = +20 units; zero returned gives −40.
- Available balanceउपलब्ध बैलेंस
The amount labelled as currently available by the product.
Example: A pending or reserved amount may be listed separately; retain both field names.
- Demo balanceडेमो का वर्चुअल बैलेंस
Virtual units used in a demonstration, rather than cash in an account.
Example: 1,000 practice units do not establish ₹1,000 that can be withdrawn.
- Auto cash outअपने-आप Cash out की सेटिंग
A configured condition for a round action, where the feature exists.
Example: A saved 2.00× setting is a target, not an already accepted result.
- Auto betअपने-आप एंट्री की सेटिंग
A control for repeated entries, where offered.
Example: Stopping future entries does not by itself explain an existing entry’s result.
- Round IDराउंड की पहचान संख्या
An identifier used to distinguish one round from another.
Example: R104 is a reference, not a multiplier or an amount.
- Round historyपिछले राउंड का रिकॉर्ड
A record of completed rounds; its fields depend on the product.
Example: A public 2.42× ending does not state every player’s accepted cash-out value.
- Pendingअंतिम स्थिति की प्रतीक्षा
A status that still needs clarification or completion in its context.
Example: “Entry pending” and “withdrawal pending” concern different actions.
- RTPखिलाड़ी को औसत वापसी का प्रतिशत
Return to player: a long-run return measure relative to stakes.
Example: A published percentage is not the percentage of rounds one person will win.
- House edgeगेम संचालक का सैद्धांतिक औसत लाभ
The operator’s theoretical average share of stakes under the game model.
Example: It is not an identical fee on each round.
- Provably fairक्रिप्टोग्राफ़िक तरीके से परिणाम की जाँच
A published method for checking a result against specified inputs.
Example: Checking a completed result is different from knowing the next one.
No matching term. Try a shorter word or clear the search.
Keep four kinds of information apart
An amount says how much; an action says what was requested; a status describes that request; an identifier distinguishes the record. Put them on separate lines to untangle a crowded panel. A green button or a large number cannot supply a missing label.
Use the Hindi meaning alongside the English label
Keep the English wording when asking about a screen, even if you read the explanation in Hindi. “Cash out — राउंड से बाहर निकलना” distinguishes the round action from a bank withdrawal. These translations are reading aids; an app may use different wording.
Three pairs that are easy to mix up
Total return and net result are different amounts. Auto cash out and auto bet are different controls. Round history and a personal action record may describe different events. If messages seem contradictory, identify what each field represents before comparing numbers. The entries keep these distinctions brief.
A definition is not a feature list
SPRIBE’s Aviator page illustrates the rising-multiplier format; its fairness page describes its verification process. The UK Gambling Commission explains RTP and house edge as averages. These sources explain terminology, not the linked APK’s controls, RTP or verification tools. A glossary entry does not establish that a feature is present.
When a short definition is not enough
Save the label and your question. “Does return include the stake?” is more useful than “What is this number?” Follow the related guides for worked explanations. For a product-specific answer, match the term to that product’s own rules and version.
Questions readers ask
Does “win” always mean profit?
No. Some screens use it for a total return. Establish whether the original stake is included before calculating a net result.
Can I translate cash out as withdrawal?
That would blur two different actions. This glossary uses cash out for the round action; an account withdrawal moves money out under separate conditions.
Why keep English terms in the Hindi version?
The original label helps match the explanation to a screen or help message. The Hindi translation explains it without replacing that reference.
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