Guide

JetX by SmartSoft

Published: Last checked: 3 articles in this guide 3 min read By Crash Game Index Editorial Team

A jet model on a mechanical test rail with an unnumbered dial and specification plate.

JetX is SmartSoft Gaming’s crash game, launched in 2018 as the company’s flagship, and the new JetX offers up to four simultaneous bets, advanced Auto-play and Auto Cashout, MegaDrop and a Jackpot. SmartSoft publishes no RTP and no maximum multiplier for it. The one RTP figure we found from where the game is offered is in casino lobby data: JeetCity, MoonWin and SlotsGallery list JetX with a payout of 97.0. Four casinos for players in Canada listed JetX in their logged-out search on November 4 and 7, 2026, and SmartSoft’s own demo opened from Canada after an age check.

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What this section covers, and why

What is confirmed about JetX, from SmartSoft and from the places it is offered, and what is only claimed. JetX attracts more conflicting numbers than most crash games, largely because its maker publishes so few. A media guide quotes a range of 96.2% to 98.9% and attributes it to SmartSoft; an affiliate review quotes 97%; an industry directory prints three different figures that belong to JetX3, a separate game. We sort these by source and say which ones a player can rely on.

What does SmartSoft confirm?

The game’s identity and features. Its JetX page dates the launch to 2018 and lists the new JetX’s features. Its demo, behind an “Are you over 18?” check on entering the site, opened JetX without a login on November 7, 2026, with a USD fun balance, two bet panels with Auto cashout and a “Try 4 Bets Panel” option. It does not publish bet limits, an RTP or a top multiplier, so those come from the casino’s rules window once you play.

Where is JetX listed?

At JeetCity, MoonWin, Spinrise and SlotsGallery, with a SmartSoft label on each card, seen on both November 4 and 7, 2026. All four also list Aviator. SlotsGallery opened a free JetX without an account, on a desktop screen and in a mobile-size browser window; at the other three the game opens after sign-up.

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Which names are easy to confuse with JetX?

Three kinds. JetX3, a separate SmartSoft game whose figures are often reused for JetX. Other “jet” titles in lobbies: one lobby’s search for “jetx” returned Jet Lucky 2 by Gaming Corps and Air Jet by another studio. And apps: Google Play for Canada lists apps called “JetX” from small arcade developers and a New York Jets news app called “Jet X Mobile”, none from SmartSoft. The provider label and the name inside the game settle each case.

How does JetX compare with Aviator?

On controls, JetX gives you more: up to four bets per round against Aviator’s two. On published figures, Aviator gives you more: SPRIBE states its RTP and maximum win, SmartSoft does not. The full comparison is in Aviator vs JetX.

Our view

Treat SmartSoft’s page as the authority on what JetX is, and the casino’s rules window as the authority on the numbers. Anything in between, a percentage in an article or a multiplier in a review, is a claim until one of those two confirms it.

How we checked

We read SmartSoft’s JetX page and the third-party pages quoting JetX figures on November 4, 2026, opened SmartSoft’s demo from an Ontario connection on November 7, and searched casino lobbies logged out from a Canadian connection in Quebec on November 4 and 7, reading their JetX payout data on November 7. We did not play for money. More on how we rank sources is in our methodology.

What we could not confirm

  • A JetX RTP, maximum multiplier or bet limits published by SmartSoft.
  • How MegaDrop and the Jackpot work at a given casino.

Check JetX yourself

Open SmartSoft’s JetX page and its demo. In a casino lobby, search “JetX” and read the SmartSoft label; make sure the game is not JetX3. After you log in, open the rules window and copy the RTP and limits with the date.

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Sources

  1. SmartSoft Gaming: JetX