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.
Setup
First check whether the session uses virtual credits or real money. Look at the stake field, the currency label and the limits. The developer says JetX allows up to 4 simultaneous bets; for a first look, one is enough.
A round
You set a stake before the round. A multiplier then rises while the plane flies, according to third-party descriptions of the format. The developer’s page itself only calls it a flying crash game.
Ending a round
Cashout closes a bet at the multiplier shown when it is accepted. Auto Cashout, which the developer lists, does this at a value you set. A bet still open when the plane leaves is lost.
What to check
Read the rules in the game’s Help section for RTP and limits, since the developer’s pages do not publish them. Confirm the settled result in the round history rather than a number seen for a moment.
Sources
Product information is attributed to the linked source. An external demo link is not an interactive test.