Quick games do not all use a crash timer. Identify the event that settles the wager before assuming when a player can leave a round.

Cash-out flights

In Space XY, the multiplier grows during a rocket flight. The wager must be cashed out before the crash. An automatic target is a control for that decision; it does not stop an earlier crash.

Peg drops and fixed outcomes

Plinko sends a ball through a peg board to an outcome position. Its board and risk settings belong to that drop format. Heads and Tails resolves a coin choice instead. Neither should inherit Space XY's flight instructions.

Repeated-click reveals

Open It! displays boxes with different multipliers and chance information, and some targets require multiple attempts. Consider the cost of those attempts separately from the reward shown on a box.

The useful comparison is the settlement event, the available decision, and the amount already committed. Short animations alone do not establish shared rules.