Risk ManagementLow-Medium
Stop-Loss Multiplier
Minimum multiplier at which you cash out to protect your bet
Definition
The Stop-Loss Multiplier is the lowest multiplier value at which you will automatically cash out your bet to limit losses. It acts as a safety net to preserve your balance.
Example
If you set stop-loss at 1.2x, your bet will cash out at 1.2x or higher, protecting you from the game crashing below that point.
💡Strategy Tip
Lower stop-loss (1.1x-1.3x) = safer but smaller profits. Higher stop-loss (1.5x-2x) = riskier but better rewards.