A plane that flies only until it goes down
Pilot is among the oldest instant titles from Gamzix. The studio released it on 28 September 2022, before most of its mines and plinko games. The principle is classic crash: the plane lifts off, the multiplier above it rises, and the flight is cut short at a random point.
Your stake is multiplied by the current value only if you cash out in time; if the plane vanishes first, the stake is lost. No reels, paylines or bonus rounds – just you, a button and a rising number.
Gamzix says operators can restyle Pilot visually, so the casino version may look different from the images on the studio's site, while the round works the same. In the Dukat.bet lobby, Pilot carries the Instant label, so you find it right there, not among the slots.
One round of Pilot: from stake to cash-out
A round lasts seconds to dozens of seconds, depending on how long the plane stays up. The sequence is always the same:
- Before take-off you enter your stake in the panel under the playing area. While the plane is grounded, you can change it.
- Take-off – the plane accelerates and the multiplier starts rising. From now on the stake is fixed.
- Waiting – the cash-out button is live during the whole flight. Each extra second lifts the multiplier, but also the odds that the round ends without you.
- Cash-out or crash – press in time and the win is credited instantly. If not, the round closes and the stake is lost.
- Short pause – then the window for a new stake reopens.
The crash point is drawn at random, independently of earlier flights. A streak of low multipliers says nothing about the next round, and ‘it hasn't gone high for ages’ is no argument. More on this in our piece on how a crash round works.
Autoplay in Pilot and the limits you set yourself
Gamzix explicitly lists autoplay for Pilot. It repeats your stakes automatically, so you skip clicking before each flight. The catch: rounds come fast, and on autopilot it is easy to lose count.
If you use autoplay, give it a fixed number of rounds and watch your balance. Check the game's settings and rules for the automatic options in the casino version – say, cashing out at a preset multiplier. The developer's page does not detail them.
You don't set risk here through mines or rows, as in other instant games. Your only lever is time, meaning the multiplier at which you exit. A lower target means smaller, more frequent wins; a higher one means longer runs without a win.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): you stake 1 EUR and cash out at 2.0×, getting 2 EUR back; if the plane crashes before 2.0×, you get nothing.
No setting changes the game's maths. The developer states an RTP of 96.5%, an average that results approach only over tens of thousands of rounds, not a forecast of your evening.
What Gamzix says about Pilot and what it leaves open
| Detail | Pilot |
|---|---|
| Studio | Gamzix |
| Format | crash |
| RTP | 96.5% |
| Max. win | not listed (the developer's figure has no unit) |
| Automation | autoplay |
| Fairness | ‘fair play verification’ |
| Released | 28 September 2022 |
Source: the developer's official page, checked on 11 October 2026.
For the maximum win, Gamzix gives only a number without a unit. We can't tell if it is a multiplier or an amount, so we leave it out. If the cap interests you, it is in the rules inside the game.
‘Fair play verification’ is the developer's label for checking a round's outcome. The info panel of each version explains how the check works there. The studio also offers the related Pilot Coin and Pilot Cup; the developer's full background is in our profile of the Gamzix studio.
Pilot on a phone screen
On mobile, a crash game has one advantage: a single button does the job. Pilot runs in the browser, needs no installation, and both the plane's playing area and the stake panel are easy to work with a thumb.
The weak point is the network. If your connection drops mid-flight, you can no longer cash out by hand. What then happens to the open round is set by the game rules, so read them before you play, for example, on a train.
On a small screen, double-check the amount. One extra tap and the round starts with a higher stake than you wanted.
Who Pilot suits and who can skip it
Pilot suits a player who wants pure crash without decoration and can learn the rules in one round. It is also a good first taste of the format, since apart from the stake and the moment of cash-out there is nothing to decide.
Skip it if a fast tempo pulls you into ‘one more round’, or if you want a title with a higher RTP. Onlyplay lists 97% for its X line, CosmoX for one. We compare six crash games side by side in our crash title overview.
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