JetX demo
JetX is SmartSoft Gaming's crash game: a jet takes off, the multiplier rises, and you cash out before it explodes. It came out in 2019, has a high published RTP and lets you place more than one bet per round. The free demo is on this page.
SmartSoft Gaming · CrashJetX at a glance
- RTP
- 97%
- Type
- Crash
- Released
- 2019
How a round of JetX works
JetX from SmartSoft Gaming, a studio from Tbilisi, Georgia, came out in early 2019, around the same time as Aviator. It is a crash game: each round is a short flight with a rising multiplier and a random end.
- Bet during the countdown.
- Take-off: the jet climbs and the multiplier starts at 1.00x.
- Collect: press collect at any time to lock in your stake times the current multiplier.
- Explosion: at a random point the jet explodes. Bets not collected are lost.
The screen shows a live list of other players’ bets, a chat and a history of recent multipliers.
Features
- Multiple bets: you can run more than one bet per round, each with its own collect button and target.
- Auto bet and auto collect: set the stake and a target multiplier, and the game plays and collects for you.
- Statistics and history: recent crash points and the biggest wins of the day.
- Fast rounds: a round can end in under a second or run for half a minute.
SmartSoft also makes JetX3, a three-jet version where each jet has its own multiplier.
RTP and what it means
JetX’s RTP is 97%, according to its published game data. In a crash game, the chance that the multiplier reaches a target is roughly the RTP divided by the target. So collecting at 2x succeeds a little under half the time, and at 10x about one round in ten. Every target has the same long-run return; the only difference is how often you win and how much.
Use our crash probability calculator to see the odds for any target before you play.
Is JetX provably fair?
Our checked data doesn’t confirm a round-by-round provably fair verifier for JetX, so it isn’t marked provably fair here. SmartSoft says its games use a certified random number generator. That means fairness is checked by testing labs rather than by you hashing each round, as you can in Aviator. If you want to verify every round yourself, pick a game from our provably fair hub.
Honest tips
- Pick a target before the round and use auto collect. Most crash losses come from greed in the last second.
- Two small bets beat one big bet for nerves, not for odds. Splitting a stake into a safe and a risky target smooths sessions but doesn’t change the RTP.
- Ignore streak-spotting. “It hasn’t gone past 10x for 20 rounds” means nothing.
- Beware of JetX “signals” sold on Telegram or WhatsApp. No one can predict a random crash point.
Where to play JetX for real
JetX is offered by many offshore casinos with crash-game sections. Our featured casino, 1Win, has a large crash lobby (500% up to R75,000 over 4 deposits). Look for the crash or “fast games” tab and search for JetX. South African bookmakers more often carry Aviator, and Betway gives free Aviator flights.
See all crash games on our crash games hub, including Spaceman and Lucky Jet. Crash games are fast; set a Rand limit before you start. Help is on 0800 006 008.
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Frequently asked questions
How do you play JetX?
Place a bet before take-off, watch the multiplier rise as the jet climbs, and press collect before it explodes. Your win is your stake times the multiplier when you collected.
Is JetX the same as Aviator?
The idea is the same, but they are different games from different studios. JetX is by SmartSoft Gaming from Georgia, Aviator by Spribe. They have similar RTPs, different looks and slightly different betting panels.
Can I play JetX for free?
Yes, the demo on this page is SmartSoft's own fun-mode version, with play money and no sign-up.
Is there a JetX strategy that works?
No. Each round's crash point is random, and the RTP is the same whatever multiplier you aim for. Auto-collect at a fixed target helps you stick to a plan, but it doesn't change the odds.