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JetX RTP Explained: Why Sources Quote Different Numbers

Published: Last checked: 5 min read By Crash Game Index Editorial Team

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SmartSoft Gaming, the company that makes JetX, does not state an RTP on its JetX page. The rules text inside its public JetX demo does: on November 9, 2026, it read “RTP for the game is 96.7-98.8%”. The other percentages come from elsewhere: an affiliate review gives 97%, an Italian media guide gives a range of 96.2% to 98.9%, and one industry directory prints three different numbers that belong to a different game, JetX3. The figure closest to where you would actually play is in casino lobby data: JeetCity, MoonWin and SlotsGallery list JetX with a payout of 97.0, which we read on November 7, 2026.

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What does SmartSoft itself say?

Two different things in two places. SmartSoft’s JetX page, read on November 4, 2026, says JetX launched in 2018 as the company’s flagship crash game. It describes the new JetX: up to four simultaneous bets, advanced Auto-play and Auto Cashout, MegaDrop and a Jackpot. It does not give an RTP and does not give a maximum multiplier.

The free demo on SmartSoft’s site shows the controls (a USD fun balance, two bet panels with Auto cashout and a “Try 4 Bets Panel” option), and its rules text carries the number the game page leaves out. When we read it on November 9, 2026, it said: “RTP for the game is 96.7-98.8%”, highest when betting on the lowest crash multiplier. Two things to keep in mind. The demo loaded with the jurisdiction code RO, so this is the text of that demo build; the rules window of a casino’s JetX, after login, describes the version you would play. And the range is not the one a third-party guide attributes to SmartSoft, 96.2% to 98.9%. Sources disagree, and we print both rather than pick one.

Where do the other numbers come from?

From pages that do not cite a SmartSoft document we could find:

SourceWhat it saysOur note
PokerListings reviewRTP 97%, max multiplier x10 000Affiliate review; it also gives a January 2019 release, while SmartSoft says 2018
Corriere dello Sport guide (updated October 12, 2026)RTP between 96.2% and 98.9%, “confirmed” by SmartSoft’s official site, set by the operatorSmartSoft’s game page shows no RTP and its demo rules give 96.7-98.8%; no provider document we found says the operator sets it
SiGMA JetX3 page96% in its info table, “63%” and “97%” in its own textAbout JetX3, a separate SmartSoft game, and the page contradicts itself

So the sources disagree, and none of them is the provider. We do not pick a winner among them. The Corriere guide’s statement that operators set the RTP within a range may well describe how some games are sold, but the SmartSoft text we read says only that the RTP is highest when betting on the lowest crash multiplier, so we will not repeat the guide’s claim as fact.

The SiGMA case is the easiest to get wrong. JetX and JetX3 are different products, and a figure for one says nothing about the other. SiGMA’s JetX page itself answered with a Cloudflare check when we tried it, so the only SiGMA numbers we saw were for JetX3.

What do casinos list for JetX?

Three casino lobbies carry a payout figure for JetX in the game data their search loads:

  • JeetCity: JetX by SmartSoft, payout 97.0.
  • MoonWin: JetX by SmartSoft, payout 97.0.
  • SlotsGallery: JetX by SmartSoft, payout 97.0.

The number is not printed on the search card, which shows only the title and the provider label. It sits in the data the lobby page loads when you type “JetX” into the search box, and we read it from the browser’s network log while searching normally, logged out, without sending requests of our own.

This is the casino’s statement about the game it offers. It is also, as far as we found, the first published JetX RTP that comes from where the game is deployed rather than from a review site. Our view: for a player at one of these three casinos, 97.0 is the most useful of the numbers on this page, because it describes the casino’s own listing. It is still the casino’s figure and not SmartSoft’s, and the rules window inside the game, which opens after login, is the final word.

What does 97% mean in money?

An average over a very large number of rounds. Take 500 bets of $4: that is $2,000 staked, an expected return of $1,940 at 97%, and an expected loss of $60. A single session can land far from that in either direction, because a JetX round can end at a low multiplier or run high. If you were comparing JetX with a game that lists 96%, the difference over the same $2,000 would be $20 of expected loss, which is real but smaller than the swings of one evening.

What the data shows

  1. The game page is silent, the demo rules and the casinos are not. SmartSoft’s demo rules give 96.7-98.8%; three casino lobbies state 97.0, and they agree with each other.
  2. Range claims travel without sources. The 96.2% to 98.9% range is attributed to SmartSoft, but the SmartSoft text we found gives a different range.
  3. Version mix-ups are common. One of the most-cited sources prints JetX3 numbers, and even contradicts its own table. Check the game name before you check the percentage.

More on the game itself is in our JetX review and our JetX in Canada guide.

How we checked

We read SmartSoft’s JetX page, the Corriere dello Sport guide, the PokerListings review and the SiGMA JetX3 page on November 4, 2026. On November 7 we opened the JeetCity, MoonWin and SlotsGallery lobbies from a Canadian connection in Quebec, logged out, typed “JetX” into the search and read the payout from the game data the page loaded. On November 9 we read the rules text in SmartSoft’s public JetX demo from the same connection. We did not create accounts or play for money. The date in each row of the table shows when it was last checked. Our methodology explains how we rank providers, casinos and third-party sites as sources.

What we could not confirm

  • Which range is right: SmartSoft’s demo rules give 96.7-98.8%, a third-party guide 96.2% to 98.9%. Sources disagree.
  • The RTP in the rules window inside JetX at each casino, which opens after login.
  • Whether operators can choose a JetX RTP from a range. Only a third-party guide says so.

Check a JetX RTP yourself

When you meet a JetX percentage, ask three questions. Who published it: SmartSoft, a casino, or a review site? Which game is it for: JetX, JetX3 or something with a similar name? And where does it come from: a document, a rules window, or a sentence in an article? If the answer to the first question is not SmartSoft and the answer to the last is “an article”, treat the number as a claim. Inside a casino, open JetX after you log in and find the rules or info button; that is where the operator’s version is described. For the wider comparison, see Aviator vs JetX.

PublisherSource typeRTP quotedWhat the figure refers to Last checked Source
SmartSoft Gaming, JetX pageProviderNot statedFeature list of the new JetX; no RTP or maximum multiplier www.smartsoftgaming.com
Corriere dello Sport, JetX guideMedia guide96.2% to 98.9%Attributed to SmartSoft and called operator-configurable; not confirmed by a provider document www.corrieredellosport.it
PokerListings, JetX reviewAffiliate review97%JetX; the same page gives max multiplier x10,000 www.pokerlistings.com
SiGMA, JetX3 demo pageIndustry directory96% in the table; 63% and 97% in the textJetX3, a separate SmartSoft game; the page contradicts itself sigma.world
JeetCity, JetX game data in the lobby searchCasino lobby (logged out)97.0%JetX by SmartSoft as deployed in this casino lobby JeetCity lobby search, game data loaded by the page, viewed logged out
MoonWin, JetX game data in the lobby searchCasino lobby (logged out)97.0%JetX by SmartSoft as deployed in this casino lobby MoonWin lobby search, game data loaded by the page, viewed logged out
SlotsGallery, JetX game data in the lobby searchCasino lobby (logged out)97.0%JetX by SmartSoft as deployed in this casino lobby SlotsGallery lobby search, game data loaded by the page, viewed logged out

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Sources

  1. SmartSoft Gaming: JetX
  2. Corriere dello Sport: JetX guide
  3. PokerListings: JetX review
  4. SiGMA: JetX3 demo page

More in this guide

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