Data table: from Pilot to Limbo Cat
| Game | Studio | RTP | Max. win | Two bets per round | Automatic modes | Demo in lobby | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot | Gamzix | 96.5% | no unit given, so omitted | not stated | autoplay | yes | 28 September 2022 |
| CosmoX | Onlyplay | 97% | 10,000× | not stated | not stated | no | 12 November 2024 |
| GoalX | Onlyplay | 97% | 10,000× | not stated | not stated | no | 19 November 2024 |
| ChiX | Onlyplay | 97% | 10,000× | not stated | not stated | yes | 16 December 2025 |
| Sugar Daddy | InOut | 95% | 20,000 USD (cap of the USD version) | yes, 1–2 bets | Auto Play, Auto Cash Out, stop-loss, stop-profit | yes | 28 November 2024 |
| Limbo Cat | Onlyplay | 95% | the studio lists ‘TBA’ | yes, 2 independent bets | auto bet and auto cash-out | yes | 1 November 2020 |
Source: the studios’ official websites and the public Dukat.bet lobby API, as of 11 October 2026. The demo column reflects lobby labelling, where only CosmoX and GoalX are listed as games without a demo. In the lobby, ChiX is spelled ‘Chix’ and Sugar Daddy ‘SugarDaddy’, so search using those spellings.
‘Not stated’ does not mean the feature is missing, only that the official game page does not describe it, and we will not write about buttons we could not verify at the source. read the in-game rules before you play a single round.
Two RTP points across hundreds of rounds
The spread across the titles is 95 to 97%. That looks negligible, but crash games are played in streaks and rounds last seconds, so the long-run average shows up more with every round.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): you play 500 rounds at a 1 EUR stake, so total turnover is 500 EUR. At 97% RTP the theoretical long-run return is 485 EUR; at 95% it is 475 EUR. That ten-euro gap comes purely from a number in the rules, however well you timed your exits.
An important caveat: RTP is a statistic over millions of rounds, not a forecast for your evening. A single session can land far below or well above it. RTP says nothing about when the crash comes, and it cannot be ‘chased’. We go deeper in the article how a crash round works.
For titles with a firmly stated RTP, such as Pilot, the studio’s figure applies. If the casino ran a different version, the game’s info panel would show it, and the panel always outranks any article.
Win cap: a multiplier, a dollar limit and a blank field
The three Onlyplay X-line titles have a clear 10,000× cap, a multiple of the stake, so the final sum depends on your bet. Sugar Daddy works differently: the studio lists 20,000 USD as the cap of the game’s USD version. It is a fixed sum, not a multiple, so higher stakes get closer to it.
Pilot is a special case. Gamzix writes ‘10,000’ on the game page without saying whether that is a multiplier or a currency amount, so we leave the maximum out rather than give you a number of unclear meaning. For Limbo Cat the studio even writes ‘TBA’, meaning the figure has not been published yet.
The cap mostly describes the far end of the curve and has no practical effect on ordinary rounds ending at low multipliers. What matters more is how high the game climbs on average and how often it crashes early, and no studio publishes that in a table.
The control panel: one button, two bets, automation
In a classic crash such as Pilot you essentially have one decision per round: when to hit cash-out. Autoplay saves re-entering the stake, but the exit stays with you or with the game’s settings.
Sugar Daddy has the richest panel. You can place one or two bets in the same round, set Auto Cash Out at a chosen multiplier and define stop-loss and stop-profit for the whole series. Two bets let you take one out early and let the other run: not a trick for winning more, just a way to split risk within a round. Details are in our Sugar Daddy review.
Limbo Cat also allows two independent bets at once and has an auto mode where you preset both the stake and the cash-out point. Its round, however, is a limbo/crash hybrid: a tank smashes boxes and each broken box raises the coefficient by ×1.2. Growth is therefore a staircase, not a smooth curve.
For CosmoX, GoalX and ChiX, the studio mainly stresses cashing out before the crash, Provably Fair and high volatility. Check other panel features in the game itself, or in demo mode where available.
One round of Pilot and one of Limbo Cat side by side
Pilot: you place your stake, the countdown ends, the plane takes off and the multiplier rises smoothly. You watch the number and cash out once it is enough. If the plane flies off first, the stake is lost. A round usually lasts a few seconds and the next starts almost at once.
Limbo Cat: you place one or two bets and the tank starts smashing boxes. With each box the coefficient jumps by ×1.2. You can cash out between two boxes or leave it to auto mode. The rhythm is slightly slower because you see each step, which helps some players decide more deliberately.
Sugar Daddy adds a social dimension. The studio describes it as a multiplayer crash, so you share the round with other players. For some that motivates, for others it is pressure that delays cash-outs. Know which side you are on.
Onlyplay’s X trio: CosmoX, GoalX and ChiX
These three games share the same technical profile: 97% RTP, a 10,000× cap, Provably Fair and high volatility. They differ mainly in theme and release date. CosmoX is a space crash from November 2024 with a very small file of around 0.75 MB, GoalX moved the same mechanics onto a football pitch a week later, and ChiX from December 2025 sends a chicken into space.
For ChiX the studio explicitly describes Provably Fair based on a server seed and a player seed that are hashed together. The round’s outcome is thus fixed in advance and you can verify it afterwards. We explain the principle in the article on provably fair verification.
If atmosphere matters more than numbers, choose by theme: by the studio’s data, the three are mathematically identical. The profile of the whole studio is on the Onlyplay page.
How to find them in the Dukat.bet lobby
The Dukat.bet lobby has a dedicated crash and instant section tagged ‘Instant’. Pilot and Sugar Daddy are filed there. CosmoX, GoalX, ChiX and Limbo Cat, however, carry the ‘Slots’ tag in the lobby, so they are absent from the instant section. Search by name or use the Onlyplay provider filter.
As of 11 October 2026, CosmoX and GoalX had no demo mode in the lobby. If you want to try the controls without money, go for ChiX: it has the same profile according to the studio, and the lobby does not mark it as a game without a demo. Lobby placement can change, so treat this as the state on the verification date.
Which title fits which pace
You want the simplest possible crash: Pilot. One decision, a smooth curve, autoplay for repeating bets. RTP 96.5% according to Gamzix.
You want the highest stated RTP and a cap in multipliers: one of the CosmoX, GoalX, ChiX trio. Expect high volatility, meaning longer runs of early crashes.
You want the most control over a series: Sugar Daddy. Two bets, Auto Cash Out and above all stop-loss and stop-profit, which end automatic play at a limit you choose. The price is a lower RTP of 95%.
You want to see growth step by step: Limbo Cat. A staircase coefficient of ×1.2 per box and two independent bets. Here too the RTP is 95%, and the studio has not yet published the cap.
None of these games has ‘better timing’ for the crash. Your choice only decides how comfortable the decisions feel and how much control you have over pace.
A bonus for crash rounds and what to check
On Dukat.bet, instant and crash titles fall under the Instant Bonus – 500% up to 3,000 EUR + 15% Cashback. Go through the conditions before you switch it on, especially how individual titles count towards wagering and the maximum stake while wagering.
In fast-round games, wagering can pass quickly, and so can your budget. The bonus changes neither the RTP nor the way the crash point is determined. Set a limit on rounds or time before your first bet.