A chicken in orbit
Onlyplay's X line holds several crash games with the same core and a different coat. ChiX is the newest: the developer released it on 16 December 2025 and, instead of a plane or a ship, sends a chicken into space. The humour lives in the graphics; the rules stay serious.
You know the principle from other crash titles. The multiplier grows until the round ends at a random moment, and you have to cash out first. Cash out in time for stake times the current value; hesitate and the stake is gone.
The developer's official spelling is ChiX, but in the Dukat.bet lobby you will find the game as ‘Chix’. The lobby files it under the Slots label, not Instant, so it won't show up among the instant games. Typing the name into search is the safest bet.
The chicken's journey in five stops
One ChiX round can be broken down like this:
- Hash first. Before the launch, the game works with a result that is encrypted into a hash. This can be shown as a ‘fingerprint’ of the coming result.
- Stake. You enter the amount in the control panel. Once the round starts, it is fixed.
- Flight. The chicken climbs and the multiplier climbs with it. The cash-out button is active the whole time.
- Decision. You cash out or keep waiting. The end of the round can come at any moment, even very early.
- Check. When the round is over, the data is published that lets you compare the result with the original hash.
The developer's page does not say which automatic features ChiX has or whether it allows several bets per round. The in-game rules answer that.
Server seed, player seed and hash: what you actually verify
For ChiX, Onlyplay states explicitly that the result is derived from a server seed and a player seed and secured by a hash. Put simply: before the round, the server prepares its share of the randomness and shows you only its hash. Your share, the player seed, enters the calculation too, so the result is not produced by one side alone.
After the round, the server seed is revealed. When you recalculate it together with the player seed, you must arrive at the same hash shown before the round, and at the round's end point that follows from it. If it matches, the result did not change after you placed your stake.
So what doesn't provably fair do? It does not raise the RTP, lower volatility or help predict the next round. It is a tool for checking honesty, not for winning. The full procedure with examples is in our article on verifying provably fair.
Checking a round in practice: three minutes, done once
No need to verify every round. Try it once to see the mechanism works, then return to it when a result looks suspicious.
The procedure is usually similar: in the round history you open the detail of a given round, copy the published server seed, player seed and hash, and compare them. Some games have a built-in tool; otherwise use an independent calculator. Where exactly this data sits in ChiX and which algorithm the game uses is described in the game rules.
If the hash does not match, note the result along with the round time and contact the casino's support. A match, in turn, confirms only one thing: the round followed its pre-set result. It reveals nothing about how the next one will go.
ChiX according to Onlyplay's official page
| Detail | ChiX |
|---|---|
| Studio | Onlyplay |
| Format | crash |
| RTP | 97% |
| Max. win | 10,000× |
| Volatility | high |
| Fairness | Provably Fair (server + player seed, hash) |
| Released | 16 December 2025 |
Source: the developer's official page, checked on 11 October 2026.
High volatility shows here just as in the other X line titles. Most rounds end at low multipliers, and high ones are rare. The whole game family, plus what Onlyplay publishes about itself and what it doesn't, is covered in our profile of the Onlyplay studio.
Risk without a slider
In ChiX you don't set a difficulty or a number of obstacles. You build the whole risk yourself from stake size, target multiplier and session length.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): 0.50 EUR cashed out at 4.0× turns into 2 EUR. The same stake without a cash-out before the round ends means a loss of 0.50 EUR.
On mobile, ChiX is undemanding – Onlyplay quotes under 1 MB for the X line. One thumb-sized button is enough. If you play on a weak signal, look up in the rules what happens to a round when the connection drops.
Who ChiX fits and who will choose differently
ChiX suits a player who wants crash with light, slightly crazy graphics and likes to verify round results. Thanks to its description of the seeds, it is among the clearest titles in the line when it comes to transparency.
If you want a game with more decisions during a round, such as choosing a difficulty, another format will suit you better. How ChiX stacks up against Pilot, GoalX or Sugar Daddy is shown in our crash game comparison.
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