About This Site

What a round pays, in rupees

What is this site about?

One game: Astronaut, the rocket crash title from 100HP Gaming. Four pages cover what a round pays back, how to open it in a browser, how sign-in to a lobby works, and what the welcome pack does on a crash game. That is the whole site, on purpose — a narrow game does not need fifty pages.

An Indian woman in her thirties seen from the side at a wooden table in warm evening light, writing figures into a paper notebook with a pencil, a laptop open beside her whose screen shows a near-black chart with a thin crimson line rising and the single word "Payouts" in large white type at the top

Is this the game's own site?

No. The studio does not run a player site, and this is not a casino either: there are no accounts, deposits or bets here. The domain name uses "spaceman" because many people search for crash games under that word; Spaceman by Pragmatic Play is a different game, and it is not covered here.

Where do the numbers come from?

From the published game listings and reviews, compared against each other. Where they disagree — as they do on the return figure — both versions are printed, along with where to read the live one inside the game. Chance figures for cash-out points are approximations for the standard crash format and are labelled that way.

What does the button at the top lead to?

A casino lobby that carries Astronaut and runs the 500% welcome pack described on the bonus page. It is a commercial link. Following it, signing up or depositing is your own choice, and the lobby's terms apply from that point.

Who can use it?

Adults only — 18+. The pages are written for people who already know they want to play a crash game and want the numbers before they do.

How do I report a mistake?

Send the page address and the sentence that looks wrong to the contact email at the bottom of the page. Figures are corrected as soon as a better source is found.