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Prize Hunters: Rounds Built Around a Chase

Prize Hunters is the filter we keep for rounds where the payout sits behind a chase — a climbing multiplier in Crash SparkBurst, a pick board, a trail of prize symbols.

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What ace657 Lists Under Prize Hunters

Open the category and you'll meet two families. The first is instant: Crash SparkBurst and Aviator both run on a multiplier that climbs until you take the exit, so the round is your call, not a reel result. The second is pick-led, where Gates of Olympus and Mahjong Ways hand you a board and you clear it symbol by symbol. Pragmatic Play

and PG Soft supply most of what you'll find here, and each card shows the stake band and the round mechanics before you commit. Where a studio publishes a return figure, we print it. Where it doesn't, the line stays empty.

  • Crash SparkBurst
  • Aviator
  • Gates of Olympus
  • Mahjong Ways
FAIR ROUND CHECK

How We Keep the Category Honest

Prize Hunters only earns your time if the numbers on the card match the numbers in the round. So the filter is built from provider data: studio name, stake band and mechanics come from Pragmatic Play, PG Soft and the rest, and we re-check the list whenever a studio pushes a change. Return figures appear only where the provider exposes them. Nothing gets filled in with an estimate, because a blank line tells you more than a number we invented.

Provider-Sourced Cards

Every entry carries the studio's own title and mechanics. When a provider moves a stake band or retires a game, the card moves with it rather than holding old wording live.

Return Figures Where Published

Some studios publish a return number, some don't. We show the figure on the card where it exists and leave the field blank where it doesn't, so you can tell the two apart.

Account-Level History

Each settled round is written to your account wallet history with the game name, stake and outcome. That turns a dispute into a lookup instead of an argument over what happened.

Local Wallet Rails

Loads move through bKash, Nagad and Rocket, the wallets you already keep on your phone, and the category opens in the same mobile browser session as your account wallet.

HELP IN THE ROUND

Help While a Chase Is Running

Two things go wrong most often here: a round stalls mid-chase, or a wallet load hasn't landed by the time you open a game. Both have a short path. Easy Support Chat sits inside the lobby rather than on a separate page, so you can paste the round ID and the game name in one message. Keep your bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID handy and we can trace the load against your account wallet without asking you to repeat yourself.

Round Freeze Chat Send us the game name and the round ID straight from the table. If the round already settled, the outcome sits in your account wallet history and we can read it back with you.
Wallet Load Trace Paste the bKash, Nagad or Rocket transaction ID into the chat and we match it against your ace657 account wallet. Keep the SMS confirmation open — the reference number is what we search on.
Account Access Locked out mid-session? Use the password reset on the login screen, confirm the one-time code sent to your number, then reopen the category. Your rounds stay tied to the account, not the device.

Words You'll Meet in Prize Hunters

The category has its own short vocabulary, and most confusion in chat comes from mixing two of these up — a round ID is not a transaction ID, and a multiplier trail is not a stake band.

What is a multiplier trail?

A multiplier trail is the running figure a crash-style round builds as it climbs. Your exit locks that figure in; if the round ends first, the stake is gone.

What does a pick board mean?

A pick board is the grid a pick-led game hands you at the start of a round. You clear it symbol by symbol, and the number of picks is fixed before your first one.

What is a cash-out point?

The cash-out point is the second you close a climbing round and take the multiplier showing at that moment. It's your decision, not something the game decides for you.

What is a round ID?

A round ID is the reference string attached to each settled round. Quote it in Easy Support Chat and we can pull that exact result instead of searching your history by time.

What counts as a wallet load?

A wallet load is the transfer you make from bKash, Nagad or Rocket into your account wallet. It carries its own transaction ID, which is separate from any round reference.

Questions About Prize Hunters

These come up in chat most weeks: how a chase round differs from a reel result, why one card shows a return figure and the next doesn't, and what happens to a round if your connection drops. None of it is buried in small print. Short answers below, and if yours isn't covered, Easy Support Chat picks it up from there.

A spin is settled the instant the reels land. A chase round runs on your timing — in Crash SparkBurst or Aviator you press the exit, so it only closes when you decide to close it.

Yes. The category runs in your phone's browser after you log in, sitting next to your account wallet, so a bKash, Nagad or Rocket load doesn't need a second app. Eligibility follows your local law and eligible regions.

Because studios differ. Pragmatic Play and some others publish a figure we can pass on; others don't release one. We show what the provider exposes and leave the line blank otherwise.

Reopen the app and go back to the same title. A settled round is already written to your wallet history with its round ID, and an open round is read from the server, not your handset.

No. Prize Hunters covers instant and pick-led rounds; cricket markets, including BPL and international fixtures, sit in our sportsbook. They're separate tabs, and you can switch between them from the same account.

Your account wallet history lists each round with the title, stake and outcome. Quote the round ID in Easy Support Chat and we'll match it line by line with you.
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Prize Hunters

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Access may be available only where local law permits.