JetX Next Level: what's new?
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JetX is SmartSoft's crash game with a simple round: a jet takes off, the multiplier climbs, and the player decides when to cash out before the jet flies away. The JetX update, which the provider calls JetX Next Level, keeps that round exactly as it was and reworks almost everything around it: loading, betting tools, what the screen shows and how the game sounds. The game itself is in the JetX section on Odds96.
Below is a walk-through of the new version based on SmartSoft's own presentation: what got faster, which betting options were added, and how the round history and player feed work. All figures in the article are the provider's.
| Section |
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| What changed in the JetX update |
| Faster loading, lighter game |
| Two or four bets per round |
| Round history and live players |
| Bigger multiplier, new sound |
| FAQ |
What changed in the JetX update
The rules are untouched. A round opens with a betting window, the jet lifts off, and the multiplier grows until the jet flies away at a random point. Cash out before that moment and the bet is multiplied by the current figure; if the jet leaves first, the bet doesn't pay out. Every round is independent, and nothing in the new version changes that.
What SmartSoft rebuilt is the shell around the round. The provider says the changes draw on insights from more than 100 million player experiences and cover four areas: speed, betting, transparency, and look and sound. Side by side with the previous version, the main differences look like this.
| Feature | JetX before | JetX Next Level |
|---|---|---|
| Loading | Heavier build, longer wait before the first round | 45% lighter loading, 60% faster to the first round, 3.9 MB |
| Bets per round | Up to 2 | 2 or 4 |
| Auto modes | Auto Bet and Auto Collect switches | Autoplay with a set number of rounds and stop conditions, auto cashout with a progress bar |
| Multiplier on screen | Smaller multiplier on a narrower canvas | Multiplier twice as big, canvas three times larger, in the centre |
| Currency | Three-letter code | Currency symbol |
SmartSoft built much of the update around modest phones and patchy mobile data, so speed is the natural place to start.
Faster loading, lighter game
According to SmartSoft, loading in the new JetX is 45% lighter even on a weak signal, and the game gets to the first round 60% faster. The whole game now weighs 3.9 MB. That matters most on a connection that drops in and out: less time on the loading screen means less time waiting for the first bet.
Smoothness got attention too:
- animations are optimised to stay smooth on unstable networks;
- there is no stutter at cashout, the one moment in a crash game where a frozen frame really hurts;
- the game uses less CPU, GPU and battery, which helps on older and budget phones.
In a game where the decision often comes down to a fraction of a second, a stable picture is worth more than any visual extra. With the technical side covered, the change regular players will notice first is in the betting panel.
Two or four bets per round
The new panel lets players place two or four bets in the same round. Each bet has its own amount and its own auto cashout switch, so one position can be set to leave early while another stays in longer. When several bets are running, the Cashout all button closes them in one tap and shows the combined sum.
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Autoplay now has advanced settings. Before starting, the player chooses the number of rounds, a preset or no limit, and can add stop conditions:
- Stop if the balance drops by a set amount.
- Stop if the balance increases by a set amount.
- Stop if a single win reaches a set amount.
The first condition works well as a spending limit for the session. It is easier to decide on it before the first round than in the middle of a run.
Auto cashout comes with a progress bar. The player sets a "Cashout at" multiplier, and the bar fills as the round climbs towards it, so it is always clear how close the bet is to closing. SmartSoft's idea is simple: an automatic exit should still feel like the player's own decision.
More bets in one round also mean more to keep track of, and the update answers that with a far more informative screen.
Round history and live players
The new JetX presents each round as a shared event. Before take-off, the screen shows how many bets are already placed. During the flight, the Players tab lists who is still in and who has cashed out, and the top winners appear right on the game canvas. When the jet flies away, a summary shows how many players won, their total and the player's own result for the round.
The multiplier is colour-graded in three ranges: below 2x, from 2x to 10x, and 10x and above. The strip of recent results at the top of the screen can therefore be read at a glance. The Rounds tab goes further and shows the last 10, 25, 50 or 100 rounds, with a count of how many ended in each range.
This is a record of what already happened, not a forecast. Each round's result is random and independent of the previous ones, so a long run of low multipliers doesn't make a high one more likely.
Two smaller details complete the picture:
- the connection speed is shown on screen, so a player can tell when a delay comes from the network rather than the game;
- amounts appear with the familiar currency symbol instead of a three-letter code.
All of this needs room on a phone screen, which is where the visual redesign comes in.
Bigger multiplier, new sound
The multiplier is now twice as large and sits in the centre of a game canvas three times the previous size. It is the number every decision depends on, and the redesign treats it that way. The screen also adapts to the moment of the round and shows what is needed for the next decision, while the compact betting panel stays visible the whole time, so the start of the next round is never missed.
The sound was rebuilt as well. SmartSoft added new audio and effects, and the music now builds together with the multiplier and the tension of the round. The jet, the take-off and the "Flew away" screen at the end are all still there: the game looks and sounds fuller, yet it is still clearly JetX.
A few practical questions about the new version are answered below.
FAQ
Is JetX Next Level a new game or an update?
It is an update of the same JetX by SmartSoft. The rules of the round stay the same; the changes cover loading speed, betting options, on-screen information, design and sound.
How many bets can I place in one round of the new JetX?
Two or four. Each bet has its own amount and auto cashout setting, and the Cashout all button closes every active bet at once.
What can I set in JetX autoplay?
The number of rounds, either a preset or no limit, and three optional stop conditions: when the balance drops by a set amount, when it increases by a set amount, or when a single win reaches a set amount.
Does the round history help predict the next multiplier?
No. The history of the last 10, 25, 50 or 100 rounds shows past results only. Each round is random and independent, so earlier multipliers say nothing about the next one.
Does the new JetX work on a slow connection?
SmartSoft says loading is 45% lighter on a weak signal, the game reaches the first round 60% faster and weighs 3.9 MB, with animations optimised for unstable networks. The connection speed is also shown on screen, so it is easy to see when the network is the cause of a delay.