About CricketCrash
CricketCrash is a small, independent guide to one game: Cricket Crash, the crash title from Onlyplay. We are not a casino, we don’t take bets, and we have no connection with Onlyplay or any operator beyond the affiliate links described below. The site exists because people searching for the game kept landing on cricket scorecards, and the few casino pages around rarely got the details right.
Who writes it
The reviews are written by Oliver Hughes, who has covered slots and instant games for UK players for several years. A small editorial team works alongside him, checking figures, proofreading and keeping an eye on changes to the game and to UK rules. Nothing goes live without a second pair of eyes on it.
How we test
- Every feature is tried in the official demo first, over dozens of rounds at a fixed stake, with notes kept on what actually happened.
- Figures such as RTP, bet range and jackpot rules are checked against catalogue data and the in-game information. Where sources disagree, or we can’t confirm a number, we say so rather than quote the most exciting one.
- Pages are revisited when the game, the jackpot rules or the Gambling Commission’s requirements change.
Editorial independence
No operator or provider sees our reviews before publication, and nobody can pay for a better score. That is why you will find the weak points here too, from the modest 95% RTP to how easily quick rounds eat into a budget.
How the site is funded
Some buttons are affiliate links. If you follow one and open an account, the operator may pay us a commission, at no cost to you. It doesn’t change what we write or the score a game gets. We don’t run gambling and we don’t hold or claim any gambling licence; choosing a licensed operator is up to you, so check the Gambling Commission’s public register before you deposit.
Spotted a mistake or something out of date? We would rather hear about it and fix it.