A Maltese licence, no headquarters and two big numbers
The footer of the official site gamzix.com shows a Malta Gaming Authority licence, MGA/B2B/1035/2023. It is a business-to-business supplier licence, meaning it covers a studio that delivers games to casinos. It describes the maker, not the casino in which you launch the game.
The site gives neither a company address nor a founding year. We did not dig for them in unofficial sources, so you will not find them here.
The studio says it has more than 2,000 partner casinos and 60+ games. We treat both as the studio's own claims, which we had no way to check. What they tell you is mostly this: Gamzix is not a giant with a thousand titles but a smaller workshop with a clear centre of gravity.
Hold-the-Spin up front, instant games in the back room
Most of the catalogue is Hold-the-Spin slots, where symbols with a value lock in place and you get a few respins. The instant line is smaller and not even properly displayed on the studio's site.
The game list on gamzix.com simply does not show the crash titles. Their pages exist, but you reach them only through a direct address. A minor thing, yet it explains why Gamzix instant games are less known than its slots.
The instant line includes:
- Pilot (2022) – a classic crash game with a plane, the one that started the series,
- Pilot Coin and Pilot Cup – variations on the same crash template,
- Mines TNT – a 5×5 minefield with bombs,
- Plinko Max – plinko in an exceptionally small file,
- Chicken Cashway and Triple Chicken – step games with a chicken theme.
The Dukat.bet lobby also lists Aviajet and Redjet under the Gamzix name. They have no page of their own on the studio's official site, though, so we give no parameters for them.
RTP as a slider: why one number is not enough with Gamzix
The key fact about the newer Gamzix instant games: RTP is configurable. The maker lists a default value plus several lower versions, and the casino picks one.
Mines TNT defaults to 97%, with 92, 94, 95 or 96% as options. Plinko Max defaults to 96%, with 89, 92 or 94% as options. Pilot shows a single figure on the maker's page, 96.5%.
Dukat.bet does not publish its settings for these games. So the rule is simple: before the first round, open the game's info panel and see what RTP the casino has chosen.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): wager 500 EUR in total, and the theoretical long-run gap between a 96% version and an 89% version comes to roughly 35 EUR. When turnover piles up in seconds, round after round, that sum builds faster than you expect. Why RTP is a long-run average and not a forecast for one session is explained in our article on the crash round.
Pilot, Mines TNT and Plinko Max in one table
We cover three Gamzix games in separate reviews. Data come from the maker's official pages as of 11 October 2026.
| Game | Type | RTP per maker | Max. win | Released |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pilot | crash | 96.5% | not stated (no unit) | 28 September 2022 |
| Mines TNT | mines 5×5 | 97% default (also 92/94/95/96%) | ‘250,000×’ per the maker | 23 September 2026 |
| Plinko Max | plinko | 96% default (also 89/92/94%) | 1,000× | 15 July 2026 |
For Pilot the maker gives a maximum win of ‘10,000’ but does not say whether that is a multiple or a sum in some currency. We do not pass on a figure that ambiguous.
The unit is disputed for Mines TNT as well: the max-win line shows a bare number, while the feature description says ‘250,000x’. We therefore quote it with attribution to the maker and a note that an operator's cap may limit the real payout.
We break them down round by round in our reviews of Pilot, Mines TNT and Plinko Max.
Autopick, Bunch of Balls and a plane in other colours
Gamzix instant controls are modest and practical. In Mines TNT you set the number of bombs on the 5×5 field, then reveal tiles by hand or let the Autopick feature choose them. Autoplay then repeats rounds with the same settings.
Plinko Max lets you change the number of rows, the risk level and the number of balls. The ‘Bunch of Balls’ feature drops up to 10 balls with a single tap. Handy, but it also multiplies the pace – ten results in one second are ten bets, not one.
Pilot is a classic crash game with autoplay and a feature the maker calls ‘fair play verification’. Its quirk is that operators can restyle it visually. So the plane may look different elsewhere, with the same game underneath.
When the maker calls plinko a crash game
On its pages Gamzix labels both Mines TNT and Plinko Max as ‘Game type: Crash Game’. In the Dukat.bet lobby, Mines TNT is filed under the Crash category and Plinko Max carries the Instant tag.
We describe these games by how they actually play: Mines TNT as a mines game, Plinko Max as plinko. This is not hair-splitting. Mines and plinko have a different decision rhythm from crash – you do not wait for the multiplier to bust, you choose the risk in advance or step by step.
That gives a practical tip for searching the lobby. If Mines TNT is missing from the mines subsection, try the crash subsection or a search by name.
Gamzix in the Dukat.bet lobby and on a small screen
In the lobby the studio appears as ‘Gamzix’. Pilot and Plinko Max carry the Instant tag, so they sit in the crash and instant games section, whose address on the site is /hu/casino/crash-and-instant. Mines TNT is in the Crash category.
Gamzix instant games are built for phones. According to the maker, Plinko Max weighs just 0.6 MB, so it loads even on a weak mobile signal. Other points for phone play are covered in our mobile play guide.
Dukat.bet pairs crash and instant play with Instant Bonus – 500% up to 3,000 EUR + 15% Cashback. That offer's terms spell out how far specific Gamzix games count towards wagering.
Who gets the most from the Gamzix instant line
Gamzix suits a player who wants simple games without needless layers and does not mind checking some data personally in the info panel. Mines TNT and Plinko Max leave plenty of room to set the risk, while Pilot offers plain crash with no frills.
It is a weaker fit for anyone who wants every number clearly written up front. Adjustable RTP and ambiguous max-win units call for a few seconds of checking before play. Those seconds are well spent.