JetX is a crash game from Smartsoft Gaming. A multiplier rises until the round ends, and you have to cash out before it does. The sections below explain how a round works, what the 97% RTP means in practice and how crash play differs from live games. Before you play, check whether VoodooDreams offers JetX, and do so on the visit VoodooDreams page.
Common variants of JetX
JetX is usually presented as the Smartsoft Gaming version of the crash format. Most crash games share the same core: a round starts, a multiplier grows, and you cash out before the round ends. Differences between versions are usually in presentation, such as the background, sound, recent multiplier history and how other players' results are shown.
Providers also release similar formats under other names. A game with a different title may follow the same rules, so the explanations on this page apply to it too.
Because presentation can vary, the rules below apply to the standard crash format rather than to any one version. Check the name and provider in the game list on the VoodooDreams website before you start. Compare the provider and RTP with the key facts above, and only then decide whether the game suits you.
How JetX works
Each round starts with a jet taking off, and its multiplier rises from the starting value. In practice, A jet takes off and its multiplier rises; the player collects before it crashes, and the payout equals the stake multiplied by the multiplier at cash-out. The round ends when the jet crashes, and any stake you have not cashed out is lost.
The multiplier at which a round crashes is random, so earlier rounds do not predict the next one. The RTP is 97%. RTP is an average return across a very large number of rounds, not a guarantee for one session. You can lose your stake many rounds in a row.
Payouts equal the stake multiplied by the multiplier at cash-out. A larger stake gives a larger payout at the same multiplier, and a larger loss when the round crashes first.
Some players try betting systems such as Martingale, which doubles the stake after each loss. These systems do not change the odds of any round, so the average result stays the same, and they can cause large losses in a short time.
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RNG version and live games
A crash game like JetX uses a random number generator (RNG) to decide each round's outcome. There is no dealer and no table to join. You place a stake, watch the multiplier and choose when to cash out.
A live dealer game works differently. A real dealer runs the table, a video stream shows the action, and the outcome comes from the live setup rather than an RNG. Live games move at the pace of the dealer and suit players who prefer a table-based experience.
For live tables and game shows, see the live casino guide.
Practical tips before you play
Read the rules and the RTP first, so you know how a round ends and how a cash-out is paid. Decide on a budget before you start, and treat it as money you can afford to lose.
Choose a stake you are comfortable losing. Avoid raising it to recover earlier losses, because each round is still random.
If you plan to play on a phone, the mobile version page is a useful starting point. Take breaks, and stop when the session is no longer enjoyable. If you find you are playing longer or spending more than you planned, the safer gambling page explains where to get help.
