Diamond Trader

By Zena Grantham | Updated 30 July 2026

Diamond Trader is a crash game developed by Buck Stakes Entertainment, released on 29th September 2025. Inspired by financial markets, there are no traditional reels or paylines; instead, it features a trading-style chart that determines the outcome of each round.

Unlike traditional crash games, Diamond Trader is slightly different, as the outcome is determined automatically instead of relying on players to cash out at the right moment.

Quick Facts

Techical

Diamond Trader is an instant win crash game by Buck Stakes Entertainment. It is available on desktop and mobile devices from 0.10 to £100 per bet. It has a default RTP of 99.07%, low volatility and a hit frequency of 93.07%, while the maximum win is capped at 3,000x the bet.

Design

Diamond Trader is based on a financial trading platform rather than a traditional slot or crash game. A live chart dominates the top of the screen, tracking the multiplier as it rises and falls before reaching its final value. Previous results are displayed below, giving players a quick view of how recent rounds have played out.

Beneath the chart are two trading options, each linked to a different volatility level. The gold trader is the low-volatility option, with the chart following a steadier path and less movement in the multiplier. The blue trader introduces higher volatility, creating larger peaks and dips throughout the round.

Both traders can be played independently or together, giving players the freedom to split their bets between both volatility levels.

How to Play Diamond Trader

Diamond Trader follows the same format as most crash games. Players choose a stake before each round and then watch the multiplier move across the chart. The difference here is there’s no decision to make once the round begins. Instead of cashing out before the multiplier crashes, the chart reaches its conclusion before the final multiplier is awarded automatically.

Before starting a round, players can place bets on the gold trader, the blue trader or both. Stakes range from 0.10 to 50 on each trader, with a maximum combined stake of 100 per round. Once the bets have been confirmed, the charts begin moving immediately, and the round is settled within a few seconds.

When the charts stop, any winning bets are paid out according to each trader’s final multiplier. A new round then begins, allowing players to adjust their stakes or choose a different trader before betting again.

Verdict

Diamond Trader takes a different approach to the crash game formula by removing the pressure of deciding when to cash out. Instead, every round plays through to the end before the final multiplier is awarded, creating a more relaxed pace while retaining the unpredictability that crash games are known for. The choice between two volatility levels also adds variety without making the rules difficult to understand.

Those who enjoy the tension of timing a manual cash out may find the lack of control disappointing, but anyone looking for a crash game that relies entirely on chance will appreciate the straightforward format. Fast rounds, flexible betting options and the ability to back one or both traders give Diamond Trader enough to stand apart from other crash games. It may not replace traditional crash games, but it’s an interesting alternative that’s worth exploring.

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Zena Grantham

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