Card Crush Games & Providers
What you can play, who supplies the games, and the availability and fairness details that matter.
Battle length
Five rounds
Lineup rule
Five unique cards in locked order
Rarities
Common, Rare, Epic and Legendary
Affinities
Nine
Battles reward more than the highest printed number
Each round calculates Battle Score from Power plus an Affinity Bonus. Speed, total Team Initiative and a deterministic coin flip resolve successive ties. The official game rules also explain monthly movement toward a 500 rating and quarterly resets.
Duplicates can upgrade cards, making repeat pulls useful rather than automatically wasted. Seasons create a hard limit: retired cards remain visible in the collection but cannot enter current battles. That makes current-season depth more important than total historical card count.
Casino play uses established providers
Current Card Crush pages identify BGaming, Gamezix, Betsoft and Fugaso, and the catalog includes live-table content associated with Beterlive and Iconic21. RTP and rules remain game-specific; the product does not publish one average return for its full casino catalog.
The old guide correctly provided leads on Betsoft and BGaming, but the current provider picture is broader. Nothing in the current evidence justifies describing the entire platform as proprietary software.
