Spaceman

Pragmatic PlayRTP 95.5%Max Win 5,000xBet Range 1 – 100
SpacemanResults only

Every round, recorded live

There is no free video stream for Spaceman, so this page is results only. We record each round from the Pragmatic Play feed as it finishes. Below you get the crash point of every round, the biggest multipliers and how often each crash range comes up.

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Each round is independent, so past results do not predict the next one. 18+ only.

Game Guide

Pragmatic Play’s Spaceman

Spaceman pays back 95.50% and stops at 5,000x. Those two numbers frame everything else in Pragmatic Play’s first crash game. The rest is a single decision. A cartoon astronaut flies up, a multiplier climbs with him, and you choose when to get off. Leave it too late and the stake is gone. The game came out in March 2022, and this page records where every round ended, free to view.

A Round, Start to Finish

You place a stake before the round starts. The Spaceman takes off and a win multiplier rises on screen as he climbs. Press cashout and your bet is paid at the multiplier showing at that moment. If he crashes first, the stake is lost. The flight can end at any moment, so there is no safe point to wait for.

Spaceman isn’t a studio game. There is no host and no camera, which is why this page has results and no video. Pragmatic Play built it as a multiplayer game, where everyone rides the same flight and cashes out separately, with a leaderboard and a chat running alongside.

Features

50% Cashout

This is what separates Spaceman from a plain crash game. You can cash out half your bet at the current multiplier and leave the other half flying for a higher one. It turns one all-or-nothing choice into two.

Auto Cashout

Both cashouts can be automated. Set a multiplier in advance and the game cashes out for you when the flight reaches it. The 50% cashout takes its own limit, so the two halves of a bet can be set to leave at different points.

Spaceman RTP

The RTP is 95.50%. No cashout point or staking pattern changes it. A round can’t pay more than 5,000x the bet, with a cash ceiling of €500,000.

Live Results Explained

A crash game has one result per round, the multiplier the flight ended on. The tracker above records each one. Round history lists them in order, and flights of 10x or more are marked. Crash points sorts the recorded rounds into bands, from under 1.5x to 50x and over, and the median crash is the middle value of the range you pick. The top multipliers list keeps the highest flights on record. These are stats about finished rounds. A long run of short flights says nothing about the next one, because each crash point is drawn on its own.

Spaceman Review

Spaceman is the least watchable game on this site and the easiest to read. With no studio there’s nothing to look at between rounds, so the results are the product.

The 50% cashout is the one piece of real design. Most crash games ask a single question, and this one lets you answer it twice.

Against High Flyer, the studio’s later crash game, it looks conservative. High Flyer runs two bets at once, tops out at 1,000,000x and has an RTP of 97%. Spaceman has the lower ceiling and the lower return. What it has instead is the half cashout, which High Flyer’s page doesn’t list.

Spaceman FAQ

Yes, though not on this page. It's a computer-drawn game, so Pragmatic Play offers a free play version of it. What you get here is the record of real rounds, free to view.

Players call it one, and it sits in slot lobbies. It's a crash game, with no reels, paylines or free spins, and every player in the round sees the same flight.

95.50%. That is the figure Pragmatic Play gives operators. Other figures are in circulation, and this page uses the provider's.

It cashes out half your bet at the current multiplier and leaves the other half in the round. That half is paid at whatever multiplier you cash out on later, or lost if the flight crashes first.

No. Every crash point is drawn independently, so past rounds don't show when the next flight will end. Auto cashout sets your exit in advance. It doesn't change the return.