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Last updated 02:41 UTC · 438 rounds today · a new round every ~22 s · GalaxsysUpdated 02:41 UTC · 438 rounds todayReal rounds, recorded live — not simulatedReal rounds, recorded live New
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  1. 1.28×
  2. 1.00×
  3. 1.61×
  4. 1.00×
  5. 1.48×
  6. 1.29×
  7. 2.71×
  8. 1.21×
  9. 3.70×
  10. 5.44×
  11. 4.13×

Today's top 3

1 Nov · UTC
  1. Today's record1,937×
    00:19
  2. 628×
    02:07
  3. 382×
    01:32

Starts again at 00:00 UTC.

Maestro — the last 50 rounds

newest top-left · 02:41 → 02:23 UTC

  1. 13.87×02:41
  2. 1.28×02:40
  3. 1.00×02:40
  4. 1.61×02:40
  5. 1.00×02:39
  6. 1.48×02:39
  7. 1.29×02:39
  8. 2.71×02:39
  9. 1.21×02:38
  10. 3.70×02:38
  11. 5.44×02:38
  12. 4.13×02:37
  13. 1.76×02:37
  14. 2.42×02:37
  15. 1.57×02:36
  16. 1.40×02:36
  17. 1.16×02:36
  18. 1.15×02:35
  19. 4.74×02:35
  20. 1.01×02:35
  21. 1.03×02:35
  22. 1.63×02:34
  23. 2.34×02:34
  24. 56.65×02:34
  25. 4.18×02:33
  26. 1.77×02:32
  27. 3.92×02:32
  28. 7.70×02:32
  29. 4.81×02:31
  30. 1.09×02:31
  31. 3.09×02:30
  32. 3.38×02:30
  33. 2.19×02:30
  34. 1.68×02:29
  35. 2.78×02:29
  36. 2.16×02:29
  37. 1.23×02:28
  38. 1.84×02:28
  39. 1.95×02:28
  40. 4.07×02:27
  41. 1.10×02:27
  42. 8.03×02:27
  43. 2.16×02:26
  44. 4.55×02:26
  45. 2.16×02:25
  46. 3.19×02:25
  47. 1.35×02:25
  48. 1.81×02:24
  49. 12.89×02:24
  50. 4.68×02:23

Collecting data since 31 October

Maestro history — today and the last 7 days New

Day (UTC)RoundsUnder 2×10×+100×+1,000×+HighestLongest under 2×Longest wait 100×
1 Nov (today)43851.4%40611,937×9118
31 Oct1,41151.2%133170866×10355
Usually (last 30 days)—51.2%1 in 111 in 801 in 1,849

The last 3 days are open to everyone. Pro shows the records for every day: the highest round, the longest run under 2× and the longest wait for 100×.

What Pro adds ↓

Maestro max multiplier: how often 1,000× land

We started recording Maestro on 31 October. This block fills in as rounds land — 1,849 rounds so far.

Maestro RTP in real rounds: does your cash-out target matter?

We started recording Maestro on 31 October. This block fills in as rounds land — 1,849 rounds so far.

Best time to play Maestro? Big rounds by hour

We started recording Maestro on 31 October. This block fills in as rounds land — 1,849 rounds so far.

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Bigger windows1K and 10K rounds instead of 50 and 200.Adds to: Last 50 rounds
Every day's recordsHighest round and longest runs for all 7 days, plus a 30-day view.Adds to: History table
Every big roundWhen each big multiplier last landed, every day's highest round — and CSV of up to 30K rounds.Adds to: Max multiplier

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About Maestro stats

In the last 200 rounds of Maestro (to 02:41 UTC, 1 November 2026), 54.0% ended under 2× and the median round was 1.79×. 8.5% reached 10×, the highest was 628×, and the longest run under 2× was 9 rounds.

Maestro: common questions

What is the Maestro history today?

In the last 200 rounds of Maestro (to 02:41 UTC, 1 November 2026), 54.0% crashed under 2×, the median round paid 1.79× and 8.5% reached 10×. The full recent history is on this page.

What is the highest Maestro multiplier recently?

The highest round in the last 200 was 628× (to 02:41 UTC, 1 November 2026).

How long can Maestro stay under 2×?

The longest unbroken run under 2× in the last 200 rounds was 9. Runs of 5 are routine in crash games; runs past 10 are rare.

How often is a Maestro round played?

Maestro from Galaxsys settles a round roughly every 24 seconds — about 150 rounds an hour.

What is the max multiplier in Maestro?

The highest round we recorded in the last 1 days was 1,937×, on 1 November 2026.

How often does Maestro reach 100×?

About 1 round in 80 reached 100× over the last 1 days — roughly every 63 minutes.

Every number here is a record of rounds that already happened at Maestro — nothing is modelled, sampled or estimated. It does not predict the next round. Crash games are provably fair — each round's multiplier is settled before the round begins — so a stretch of low rounds makes a high one no more likely. How we capture and check every round: methodology.