Airwealth in Morocco: the paper plane crash game at 1xBet
ABXplay's Airwealth boils the game down to one question: when to cash out? A paper plane climbs, the coefficient rises from 1x, and the stake is only paid if the player collects it before the plane is gone.
How a round works
Stage | Action |
|---|---|
Before take-off | place the bet |
During the flight | follow the multiplier upwards |
Before the plane vanishes | press Cashout |
Plane gone too soon | bet lost |
The payout equals the stake multiplied by the coefficient at the moment of collection. The coefficient at which the plane will leave is generated before the round, and every result stays available in the History tab.
What the screen looks like
A blue plane stands out against a black background crossed by grey rays. In flight it traces an upward curve, and then FLEW AWAY! appears. A row of coloured labels recalls the latest coefficients, while two columns frame the flight area: this round's bets on one side, the best cash-outs on the other.
Playing two bets
ADD BET brings up a second panel. Each of the two bets has its own Cashout button, so the first can be secured early while the second keeps flying.
The Auto tab
Auto Cashout collects the bet at the coefficient entered.
Auto Bet repeats the bet each round, but collecting is done by hand.
Three stop rules: balance down by a given amount, balance up by a given amount, a single win over a limit.
Live Bets, My Bets and Top tabs plus a player chat round off the interface. If the internet drops with a bet in play, it is cashed out automatically at the coefficient on screen. For the studio's other games, see the ABXplay listing.
Free trial and dirhams
The slot machine catalogue offers Airwealth as a free demo with no stake. Playing for real money means registering with 1xBet in Moroccan dirhams (MAD), starting from the 1xBet front page. The iPhone app can only be obtained through the App Store, as the app page shows, and Android relies on the site's APK file.