JetX: Smartsoft’s crash game for casino operators

What is JetX?

JetX is the crash game from Smartsoft Gaming, a studio based in Tbilisi, Georgia. A jet lifts off, its multiplier counts upward, and the player must collect before the engine explodes. It shares the core idea of the crash genre with Aviator, yet it has its own audience: players who like numbers, history and a busier screen.

Where Aviator keeps the interface minimal, JetX surrounds the flight with information: the results of recent rounds, the biggest recent wins, the bets of other players, and a jackpot display. For a certain kind of player this is the appeal. They study the last flights, look for streaks and plan their exits, even though every round is independent.

Mechanics that shape how JetX is played

• Two stakes per flight. Players commonly split their play: a small, safe exit and a larger, ambitious one.
• Auto collect. A target multiplier set in advance closes the bet automatically when the jet reaches it.
• Round history on screen. The strip of past multipliers keeps pattern-minded players engaged between flights.
• Variants from the same studio. JetX3 flies three jets at once, and Smartsoft has built a whole “X” family around the idea, including Balloon, Cappadocia and other multiplier titles.

The RTP of JetX is published by Smartsoft in the game rules, and it sits in the high range typical of crash games. Show the figure from the version you launch; players in this segment check it.

Who plays JetX

JetX grew up in Georgia and the wider Caucasus, and it remains a staple in the post-Soviet markets, in Turkey and across Central Asia. It also has a solid following in Africa and Latin America, where it often runs alongside Aviator: the two titles attract slightly different personalities, and a crash tab with both keeps more players than a tab with only one. Operators who serve Russian- or Turkish-speaking players should place it among the first tiles.

Offering JetX through SoftAggregator

JetX-style titles are served through the same integration as every other game in our casino aggregator API. Your developers work with one list, one launch call and one wallet contract.

1. Pull the catalogue with getGameList and keep entries of game_type: crash; that is where JetX and its cousins live, whatever label the studio uses.
2. Launch with getGame, passing the player, the id_hash, lang (ru, tr, ka, en…) and device.
3. Settle through our GET callbacks: each stake is a debit, each collected multiplier a credit, each keyed by a unique call_id and grouped by round_id.
4. Use getPlayerHistory when a player disputes a flight; it lists the round with its total stake and total win.

Because a flight is short, the debit answer must come back fast. A lean handler that locks the player’s balance, writes the movement and replies HTTP 200 is all it takes. Details: API documentation.

Currencies and stakes

JetX players are used to local money: TRY, RUB, USD and EUR are native, and so are BRL, MXN, INR, BDT, PKR, ZAR, PLN and many more. For markets whose currency is not in that list, the account runs in USD or EUR and your cashier converts. The catalogue grows continuously and the API always returns the current list; if JetX specifically matters for your launch, we confirm it for your currency upfront.

Build the crash tab around it

JetX is strongest inside a complete crash offer. Pair it with Aviator, Balloon and Chicken Road, add instant games, and the players who arrive for one flight stay for the evening. Our crash games API page explains the tab; the rest of the 40,000+ titles from 200+ providers comes through the same aggregator.

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