Yellow Diver

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Play Free Demo

To learn the rules in practice, the game has a demo version. You can start it at the beginning of this review - we've embedded the demo so you don't have to search for it on other sites. The demo mode works with no time limit and has full functionality - the same as when you play for real money.

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How to Play Yellow Diver (GameArt)

In each round, a submarine is submerged underwater. At a random moment it will explode and the round will end. While the submarine is submerged, the multiplier on the field increases continuously. When exactly the submarine will explode is unknown: it can happen at multiplier x1.01 or at x1000 (this is the maximum possible value for 1 round in Yellow Diver). The player needs to place a bet (1 or 2 at a time) and hit the button to withdraw money before the submarine explodes. There is autoplay and auto withdrawal of money by a specified multiplier.

You can set the bet size between 1.00 and 200.00

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RTP, Volatility & Hit Frequency

Theoretical return percentage from bets is 96%. This is the average for crash games.

Strategy: How to Win

Yellow Diver is a classic crash game, so it's a small multiplier strategy. It's not very interesting, but it does increase your chances of winning. The idea is to withdraw your winnings as quickly as possible, and not to chase big multipliers. For example - stop the round at x1.10-x1.30 maximum. This can be done manually or auto withdrawal.

An option that might add interest: you can place 2 bets for 1 round. Set one bet to autoplay with a low multiplier, and control the second bet manually.

Interface

Yellow Diver has been designed with an easy-to-read design: during a round, the game is played against a dark, monochrome background, so all the labels and buttons are easy to distinguish. The left quarter of the screen is occupied by a block with information about past bets. There are 3 tabs: all bets (with all players who are playing Yellow Diver right now), my bets and best bets (with the best winnings). You cannot minimize the block with these tabs. Above the field, there is a narrow bar that shows the multipliers achieved in the previous 14 rounds. It can be expanded to show the multipliers in the last 48 rounds. Above this bar, the balance is shown on the right and there are 2 buttons: rules (button ?) and menu (three bars). In the menu you can turn on/off music, sounds and animations. At the bottom of the field there are 2 control boxes. They have the same content: Bet (manual play) and Auto (autoplay) switch, bet selection and Bet button. If you press the Bet button - the player will take part in the next round. Before the start of the round, the bet can be canceled by pressing the Cancel button (it will appear in place of the Bet button). When the player participates in the round, an orange Cashout button will appear in place of Bet with a growing number - the winnings (according to the formula Bet x Multiplier on the screen). In the Auto tab additionally appears the Auto Cash Out block, where you can manually enter the desired multiplier for auto withdrawal. Before betting real money, it is better to spend 5-10 minutes on these steps:

1. Play in demo mode to evaluate the design and interface.
2. Try in practice how the auto-play and auto-withdrawal mode works.
   

Mobile Compatibility

Yellow Diver is adapted for Android/iOS mobile browsers. So you can play comfortably on tablets and smartphones with any screen diagonal. The mobile version will be loaded automatically, you don't need to enable it manually. If you flip your phone/tablet over, the interface will also flip to the correct orientation.

Should You Play for Real Money in New Zealand?

Editor's opinion: GameArt managed to create a good crash game, but without uniqueness. The design is nice and convenient, and the betting block on the left side of the field doesn't interfere with the game (although some people don't need it). There are no serious drawbacks, but we didn't find any pluses that would make this game stand out from dozens of similar ones either.