FlyX Slot – Free Demo
Provider:
Buck Stakes Entertainment
Round 15 cashed at 3.00x for 60.00, and the multiplier kept flying to 3.43x before it crashed. That gap between the target and the crash is the whole of FlyX: 101 rounds at 20.00, 34 cash-outs, and a balance that finished 20.00 up.
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One Panel, One Multiplier
FlyX is a crash game. Like Aviator from Spribe and JetX from SmartSoft Gaming, it runs a multiplier that climbs until the round suddenly crashes. It is made by a developer named Buck Stakes Entertainment. I played it on one bet panel at 20.00 per round, starting from a balance of 100,000.00.
This crash game arrives with no reels or pay lines, and the theoretical return to player is 97.00%. Selecting Cash Out before the crash pays the stake times the multiplier reached, and a bet still open when the crash comes is lost.
FlyX at a 3.00x Auto Cash Out
The Auto Cash Out mechanic will come into action should you set the Auto Cash Out multiplier value on a panel, and during the mechanic the round pays out as soon as the multiplier is reached. Bet panels work independently of each other, each with its own stake and its own Auto Cash Out value, and a bet placed during an active round only applies to the following round. During my test, Auto Cash Out was at 3.00x. Round 1 was a manual bet that I let run into the crash, and rounds 2 to 101 ran as a 100-round Autoplay. I could determine that it was not very difficult to reach it. Rounds 3 to 6 still crashed at 1.15x, 1.47x, 1.70x and 2.83x, all short of the target. I was cashing out in 34 of 101 rounds, and I even watched a round carry on to 134.87x. Round 15 cashed out at 3.00x for 60.00 while the multiplier went on to 3.43x before the crash.
Regrettably, the returns at that configuration are poor. The 34 cash-outs of 60.00 each returned 2,040.00 against 2,020.00 staked, closing the session at 100,020.00. They will not yield more than 3 times the stake. The longest losing run lasted 8 rounds, from round 50 to 57, and the balance moved between a low of 99,940.00 after round 6 and a high of 100,220.00 after round 28.
Minty’s Closing Thought: FlyX, regrettably, wants originality and drive, and the returns at my cash-out configuration are surprisingly low.
Free Games Offers in FlyX
The bonus arrives in the shape of Free Games, which a Free Games offer granted to the player activates. The bet configuration of an offer is set by the game managers and cannot be changed, and its wins go to the cash or bonus balance depending on the offer. They are launched by choosing Play Now. An offer can instead be postponed with Play Later or discarded with the Bin icon, and only one offer can be played at a time.