The essentials in 30 seconds
A short summary based on the developer’s own pages.
- Developer: SmartSoft Gaming; launched in 2018 according to its site.
- A multiplier rises during a flight, and the player decides when to cash out.
- RTP and maximum win: not published by the developer.
- Real-money play carries risk; 18+ only.
The round, according to the developer
Set a stake, watch the multiplier rise, and choose when to cash out.
Set the stake
Check currency, limits and whether the session is virtual.
Watch the flight
The multiplier rises while the plane flies, per third-party descriptions.
Cash out
Close the bet manually, or use Auto Cashout at a set value.
Read the result
Confirm the settled result in the round history.
Your decision
When to cash out before the plane leaves.
The result
A settled cashout pays the stake at the accepted multiplier; an open bet at the end is lost.
The details that change the game
What the format offers — and its limits
How the format differs
- Simple, readable core decision.
- Light game that the developer says runs on any device.
What to keep in mind
- RTP and maximum win are not published by the developer.
- Real-money rounds can be lost in full.
JetX is SmartSoft Gaming’s flying crash game. The developer publishes few numbers, so this page separates what is stated from what is not.
Published game facts
What it is
SmartSoft describes JetX as a multiplayer “flying crash game”, now presented as “New Era of JetX”.
Its page lists up to 4 simultaneous bets, Autoplay, Auto Cashout, live player data, round history and a moderated chat.
How a round works
In crash games of this kind, a multiplier grows while the plane flies and the round ends when it flies away. The developer’s page does not spell this out; it comes from third-party descriptions.
You set a stake before the round and decide when to cash out. A bet still open at the end is lost.
What the developer states
These points appear on the developer’s pages:
- Launched in 2018, with no exact date.
- Up to 4 bets at once, plus Autoplay and Auto Cashout.
- Runs on desktop and mobile; the game page mentions 3.9 MB.
What is not published
These are missing from the developer’s pages:
- RTP: not published. Third-party sites quote different figures, so we do not use them.
- Maximum win: not published.
- Provably fair or RNG certification: no statement found.
Demo and practice
The game page links to a developer demo. We have not confirmed that it launches.
A demo uses virtual credits. It does not show how real-money rounds feel or pay.
Play safely
Set a limit before you start and stop when you reach it.
- Never stake money you cannot afford to lose.
- Stop if you are chasing losses or feel pressure.
- Read the rules in the game’s Help section.
Who it is for
JetX suits readers who want to understand a fast crash format before trying it.
It is not a source of income, and it is for adults (18+) only.
Explore each part of the game
How to play
A calm walk through a JetX round, based on what the developer states.
Demo access
Where the demo link is and what a demo cannot show.
Playing on mobile
Browser and device notes taken only from the developer’s pages.
Safety & verification
Limits, warning signs and real-money risk, for adults only.
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Questions about this game
Is the RTP published?
No. The developer’s pages do not state it; other sites disagree.
Is AviaStar the same game?
No. It is a separate SmartSoft game with its own page.
Does the demo prove how it pays?
No. A demo uses virtual credits and shows only the interface.
Frequently asked questions
Who develops JetX?
SmartSoft Gaming. Check the developer’s name in the version you open.
What is the RTP?
The developer does not publish it. Figures on other sites are unofficial.
Is there a demo?
The game page links to one. We have not confirmed that it launches.
Is it the same as AviaStar or Aviator?
No. AviaStar is a separate SmartSoft game, and Aviator is made by SPRIBE.
Sources
Product information is attributed to the linked source. An external demo link is not an interactive test.