JetX vs Aviator: what is the difference?

JetX and Aviator are built on the same idea: a multiplier climbs until the round crashes, and you cash out before it does. Here the two games share the same engine, bet panels and fairness checks, so the choice comes down to how each one looks and feels.

Side by side

• The scene — Aviator: a red propeller plane against a dark sky. JetX: a yellow jet takes off from a night-time airport and climbs through the clouds into space.
• The words — Aviator says Cash Out; JetX says Collect. They do the same thing.
• Past results — both show recent crash points; JetX runs them down the side of the table.
• Maximum multiplier — up to 10,000x in both.
• Bets — two bet panels in both, each with auto cash-out (auto collect) and auto bet.
• Fairness — both are provably fair; check any recent round with the "Provably Fair" button.

Which one should you play?

If you want the classic, simplest screen, start with Aviator. If you like a bit more spectacle — take-off, clouds, space — try JetX. Neither gives better odds than the other here, so play the one you enjoy, and try both in demo first: every visitor gets play money with no sign-up.

Frequently asked questions

More guides

• How to play AviatorThe rules of Aviator in five minutes: bets, cash-out, auto cash-out and two bets at once.
• What is a crash game?The idea behind Aviator, JetX and every crash game: a rising multiplier and one decision.
• Aviator predictors don't workWhy no app, bot or Telegram channel can predict an Aviator round — and how to check fairness yourself.