Astronaut game by 100HP Gaming: the crash game, explained for players in Pakistan

How does one Astronaut round work, from the bet to the crash?

Online gambling is not legal or regulated in Pakistan, and no operator holds a Pakistani licence; this guide explains how the Astronaut crash game works, it does not recommend it.

A round is one rocket flight. Before the countdown ends you place a bet; the rocket takes off and the multiplier (the number your bet is multiplied by if you leave now) climbs from 1.00x; you press Withdraw to lock bet × multiplier, or the rocket crashes first and the bet is gone. Withdraw is a button inside the game, not the act of taking money out of your account, which is a withdrawal. What it means for you: every decision comes down to one number, the multiplier at which you leave.

Earlier rounds appear as chips in the Last rounds strip: blue, green and yellow for rising results, red for a crash. There are no reels, paylines or free spins, so you control only the stake, the number of panels and the exit point; the screen is explained on how to play Astronaut.

Is this the Astronaut from Red Tiger? Which Astronaut is which?

No. This site is about Astronaut by 100HP Gaming, a crash game launched in 2025. It is not the Astronaut by Red Tiger, a burst game with one reel and a prize ladder released in June 2023, with a declared RTP of about 95.7% and a top win of 48,000x, figures that belong to a different game and are wrongly pasted onto some Pakistani and Indian affiliate pages (Red Tiger’s own page for its Astronaut).

What it means for you: check that every number you read belongs to the right game. A prize ladder, crystals or 48,000x on an Astronaut page means that page describes a different game, and the word “slot” leads the same way, because this game has no reels. People reach this site with many wordings; here is what each one means:

Is Astronaut’s RTP really 98%, and can the casino change it?

100HP declares an RTP of 98% for Astronaut on its game card, and the demo rules repeat it. RTP (return to player) is the share of all money staked that a game pays back over a very large number of rounds, so 98% means a theoretical loss of Rs 2,000 for every Rs 100,000 staked in total. That is a house edge of 2%, not a forecast for your evening: the same card rates volatility as Very High, so single sessions swing far from the average.

The catch is the word “declared”. 100HP’s company profile says operators get customisation options including RTP adjustments, so the partner casino may run a lower setting; affiliate pages quote 96–97%, and at 96% the theoretical loss doubles to Rs 4,000 per Rs 100,000. Nobody outside the operator can see which setting you got. What it means for you: read the figure in the Rules of play window, and if it is lower than 98%, the studio’s number is not your odds. See what a casino can change in the RTP.

What is the maximum payout in Astronaut, and is there a maximum multiplier?

100HP does not publish a maximum multiplier for Astronaut, so any top-win figure you read is somebody’s guess. What exists is a maximum payout per bet: $10,000 in the official demo and set by each operator in real play, and once the potential win of a bet reaches it the game warns you to withdraw. Pages that print 10,000x or 50,000x for Astronaut have invented the number. What it means for you: ask for the payout cap in rupees (it is in Game limits) before you stake, because that cap, not a multiplier, is the real ceiling. The same studio also lists Astronaut Second Chance and Astronaut Rivals, separate games with their own game IDs and unpublished rules, so this site does not describe how they pay.

Is there an official demo, and where does the button on this site lead?

Yes, 100HP publishes an official demo of Astronaut: when we checked on 12 October 2026, the studio’s own demo page loaded the full game in about 30 seconds, with a $10,000 play balance, a choice of currency and language and no account. That is not what the “Official 100HP demo” button on this site does. The studio publishes an official demo; the button on this site takes you to the sign-up page of the partner casino, so treat it as a way into the casino, not as a free-play window. The demo uses play credits and does not unlock the bonus, and the amounts in it say nothing about stakes in rupees.

Astronaut vs Aviator: what actually differs between the two crash games?

Astronaut and Aviator are both crash games, which is why a search for astronaut game aviator returns both, but they come from different studios. Astronaut is by 100HP Gaming and was launched in 2025; Aviator is by Spribe, and Spribe’s own timeline puts its launch in January 2019. The rocket against the plane is the smallest difference: the declared RTP, the way a second bet is opened and the controls that repeat your decision all differ.

Aviator: Spribe’s game page and demo client. Astronaut: 100HP’s game card and demo client. Both checked on 12 October 2026.

Spaceman, by Pragmatic Play, and JetX, by SmartSoft, are mixed up with Astronaut too; this site does not compare their numbers, because it checks only the studio pages of Astronaut. What it means for you: do not carry settings or expectations between games, since a tip that worked in Aviator may name a control Astronaut does not have. The full comparison is in Astronaut vs Aviator vs Spaceman vs JetX.

What is the legal status of Astronaut in Pakistan?

Online gambling is not legal or regulated in Pakistan, and no operator holds a Pakistani licence, so every site that offers Astronaut to players here is offshore. The base law is the text of the Prevention of Gambling Act, 1977, which bans “gaming”, defined as including wagering or betting. It predates online play and has no exception for games of skill; its penalties run from up to one year and Rs 500 for gambling in a public place (section 5) to up to two years for a private place (section 6).

Blocking is done by the PTA, the Pakistan Telecommunication Authority, under section 37 of the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act 2016. A reply tabled in the National Assembly said it had blocked 184 betting and gambling websites and apps by 6 August 2025 (report on the PTA’s 184 blocked sites), and the figure reported on 20 September 2025 was 260 (The News report on 260 blocked sites and apps). The PTA acts on complaints without a court, so a site can disappear overnight, and with no regulator there is nobody to complain to about the balance on it.

The cases reported in 2025 and 2026 concern sites, apps, promoters and payment channels (iGaming Today report on the NCCIA order). We found no ruling on an ordinary player, so this is not legal advice. What it means for you: nothing here makes playing lawful or safe. If you play anyway, be 18 or over (the Majority Act 1875 sets adulthood at 18), assume the site can be blocked and keep screenshots of your balance. More in is Astronaut legal in Pakistan and the legal disclaimer.

Can you play Astronaut in rupees, and where do JazzCash and Easypaisa fit in?

In principle yes: 100HP lists PKR, the ISO code of the Pakistani rupee, among the 107 currencies the Astronaut catalogue supports, next to USD, INR and BDT. That is a statement about the game, not about any casino. Stake limits in PKR are sent by the operator and appear in the Game limits window, so the dollar range of the demo ($0.10 to $150 per panel) tells you nothing about them: a bet shown as $10 in the demo is not a bet of Rs 10 at a casino. JazzCash and Easypaisa are not part of the game at all; they appear at the operator’s cashier and carry risks covered on the bonus page and in Astronaut in PKR and the payment risks.

Do Astronaut predictors, Telegram signals and hack apps work?

No predictor, signal channel or hack app can work, because the result of an Astronaut round exists before the rocket takes off: the Hash shown before the flight is a fingerprint of it, and the Salt revealed afterwards lets the Fairness check confirm it was not changed, which is what provably fair means here. Anything sold as an Astronaut predictor, such as a paid Telegram channel or a file called Astronautpredictor v4.0 or Astronauthack (names found in search results on 12 October 2026), is guessing, taking your money, or both. What it means for you: the only thing a predictor reliably predicts is the loss of its price. The scam is dissected in Astronaut predictor, signals and hack APKs.

How do you tell the original Astronaut from a clone?

The astronaut game original is the 100HP client, and you can test it: it runs in the browser, shows a Round ID, a Hash and a Salt for every round, and has a Fairness check window, two bet panels and Rules of play and Game limits windows. A clone, whether a lookalike page or an APK file, usually skips what it cannot fake. The checklist is on the Astronaut app and APK page.

Where can you get help with gambling in Pakistan?

Pakistan has no national gambling helpline and no self-exclusion register, so the limits that protect you are the ones you set at the operator before the first round: a deposit limit, a time limit and a rule to stop when either is reached. For free, confidential help in Urdu and English, Gambling Therapy (gamblingtherapy.org/ur) offers text chat in more than 200 languages, through advisers and translation software, 9 am to 2 am UK time on weekdays and 10 am to 10 pm at weekends. In a crisis call Umang on 0311-7786264, a free 24/7 line staffed by clinical psychologists (a crisis line, not a gambling helpline), or Taskeen on 0316 8275336, Monday to Saturday, 11 am to 11 pm. Gambling is for adults only: 18+.

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