About CrashAudit: who runs this site and how it makes money

Who runs CrashAudit?

A small editorial team. We don't publish under personal names: every page is signed "CrashAudit editorial team", and the team as a whole is responsible for it. CrashAudit is not a casino. It takes no bets, deposits or payments.

How does the site make money?

Some pages carry partner links to casinos. If you sign up through one, the casino pays us a commission. Each partner link is labelled as one on the page and passes through our redirect service, linkspro.pro. We place a casino link next to a game only when that casino's own website lists the game, and a commission never changes the facts we publish.

What do we check?

• Game facts such as RTP and release date, on the provider's own game page (inout.games, or caletagaming.com for Pipa Crash), with the date we checked.
• Rules, bet limits and max win, in the in-game rules of the providers' official free demos.
• Licences, in the regulator's public register, reported exactly as the register shows them.
• Country restrictions, on the provider's own list and in each casino's terms.
• Whether a casino offers a game, on that casino's own website, with the page address and date in our text.

What don't we do?

• We don't play these games for real money, and we don't present session results, win rates or timings as our own tests.
• We don't give scores, star ratings or rankings.
• We don't sell or promote predictors, signals or "systems". Every game we cover has an RTP below 100%, and no strategy changes that.
• We don't recommend a casino for a game unless its own website lists that game.

Which sources do we use?

Mainly InOut Games' game pages and restricted countries list, the in-game rules of its official demos, Caleta Gaming's Pipa Crash page, the Anjouan public licence register, and the terms, lobbies and guide pages on casinos' own websites. We don't use look-alike sites that are not run by the provider. Where we quote a third-party figure, we name the site it comes from.

Corrections

Corrections, 13 September 2026: removed test results, screenshots and review scores we could not support, and corrected game facts against InOut's official rules.

To report an error or ask a privacy question, write to editors@crashaudit.com.

When we find an error, we fix the page and change its update date.

Start with the overview of the six games or the profile of InOut Games. Limits and free help are on our responsible gambling page, and what data the site handles is in the privacy policy.