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William Bolton Editor


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Spring Showcase


Having at one stage been the preserve of the crypto ecosystem, crash games have exploded onto online casinos over the last couple of years and in 2024 and they show no sign of stopping. The concept of crash games involves predicting when an in-game event will crash/end, with higher risks leading to potentially greater rewards. However, an increasing number of studios are creating the impression of choice, be it between what bonus round to choose or ‘character’ to play as.


Decision-making is more fun and there is a growing group of younger players who want more control over their betting experiences. With every second that passes there’s more at stake. However, with all the iGaming developers now creating their in-house crash titles, perhaps we'll start to see something other than a plane or


IF YOU ASKED 100 GEN Z’S, I'D BE SURPRISED IF A HANDFUL COULD EXPLAIN HOW SLOT PAYLINES AND EXPANDING WILDS WORK.


rocket? As one CEO of a developer that has started creating crash games who is no real fan of the vertical recently said to me: "what else can you do - create a submarine that goes down?"


Another driver of crash’s soaring popularity is that they are typically a single bet game. They provide fewer mental distractions, offering a streamlined 'play now' game experience without an education barrier. If you asked 100 Gen Z’s, I'd be surprised if a handful could explain how slot paylines and expanding wilds work.


As you'll read in the following pages, there are several developers queuing up to join the crash party and who can blame them? It's a simple bet - even if it requires little to no creativity.


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G3 Magazine Editor William Bolton


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G3Newswire Editor Phil Martin


phil@gamingpublishing.co.uk +44 (0)7801 967714 Deputy Editor


Karen Southall karensouthall@gmail.com


Managing Director Lewis Pek


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International Reporter James Marrison Contributors


1xBet, Advantech-Innocore, Amatic,


Apex Gaming, Aristocrat Gaming, Aruze Gaming, BetConstruct, Big Time


Gaming, Cammegh, Creedroomz, Data Bet, Digitain, DRGT, E-gaming, EGT


Digital, Evolution, Fazi, Gr8 Tech, Games Global, Gaming Laboratories


International, Inspired, JCM Global, Light & Wonder, Mancala Gaming,


Merkur Gaming, Myfinity, Novomatic, Novovision, Pascal Gaming, Patir, PopOk Gaming, Quixant, ReferOn, Relum, SIS, Soft2Bet, SportingTech, Sportradar, SuzoHapp, Synot Group,


TCSJohnHuxley, TransAct Technologies, WA Technology, Zitro.


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Commercial Director John Slattery john@gamingpublishing.co.uk +44 (0)7917 166471


Business Development Manager James Slattery james@gamingpublishing.co.uk +44 (0)7814227219


Advertising Executive Alison Dronfield alison@gamingpublishing.co.uk +44 (0)1204 410771


Sales Support Executive Jodie Pek jodie@gamingpublishing.co.uk +44 (0)7597 295497


Digital Marketing Assistant Lauren Mellor lauren@gamingpublishing.co.uk


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Subscriptions Manager Jennifer Pek


Commercial Administrator Lisa Nichols


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