A Telegram crash game is a crash round you play inside Telegram, with no casino sign-up and nothing to install: a multiplier climbs from 1.00× until it crashes at a point fixed before the round began, and you cash out whenever you like for your stake times the multiplier. Gift Club runs two of them in its Mini App, One Breath and Moon Post, played for Telegram Stars or Gram at a published 95% RTP. For how crash games work in general and how they compare, start with our crash gambling guide.
Telegram crash game: key facts, as of 1 November 2026
| Question | Short answer |
|---|---|
| Where does it run? | In Telegram, as a Mini App opened from Gift Club's official bot |
| Which games? | One Breath (a freediver) and Moon Post (a courier plane with a partial cash-out) |
| Stakes | 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 or 100 Stars, or 0.1 to 10 |
| RTP | 95%, at any cash-out point |
| Biggest multiplier | 1,000× at 1 Star; a win is capped at 2,500 Stars or 25 |
| Provably fair? | Yes, every Stars and Gram round |
| Play without Stars? | Yes, a Spark round costs 1 Spark and pays XP |
Try the crash game demo
One Breath: play the demo
A free demo of the real game: 8 dives with demo Stars, no sign-up. Then carry on in Telegram.
Demo Stars are not real Stars and cannot be withdrawn.
Which crash games can you play in Telegram?
- One Breath: the classic format. A diver goes down a rope, the multiplier rises with the depth, and you tap Surface before the air runs out. An auto cash-out from 1.01× is paid by the server even with the app closed.
- Moon Post: your stake flies to the Moon as two parcels. Drop one to bank it mid-flight, then eject with the other before the plane goes down.
Both share one engine: the crash point is drawn from the round's provably fair seed before it starts, every cash-out target returns 95% on average, and a tap is judged 0.3 seconds back so your connection doesn't cost you the multiplier you saw. The guides have the ceilings per stake and the worked payouts.
Telegram crash game FAQ
Is there a crash game on Telegram?
Yes. Gift Club's Mini App has two, One Breath and Moon Post, played for Telegram Stars or Gram, with Spark rounds that cost a Spark and pay XP.
Is the Telegram crash game fair?
Every Stars and Gram round is provably fair: you see the server seed's hash before you play and can recompute every crash point after a seed rotation. Spark rounds are not provably fair. The published RTP is 95%.
Can a predictor or bot tell when a crash game will crash?
No. The crash point stays on the server until the round ends, so any predictor, signal channel or bot is guessing.
Is there a best time to play?
No. Each crash point is drawn fresh from the round's seed, with no memory of earlier rounds and no link to the time of day.
Sources
- Gift Club — the One Breath and Moon Post guides (rules, ceilings and RTP, checked 1 November 2026)
Spark roundTry it in Telegram
Open Gift Club, claim your Sparks and play a Spark round before you stake anything.
Play Gift ClubIn-app Stars can't be redeemed or withdrawn. 18+.
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