ChiX by Onlyplay - Casino Crash Game Demo & Review

The challenge in crash games isn't just about luck - it's about discipline and self-control. Every round forces you to confront the tension between greed and caution, between holding out for bigger wins and protecting what you've already earned. ChiX delivers fast-paced crash action with a quirky space chicken theme and flexible dual betting options. Here's how it works:

Step 1: Configure Your Bets

During the round countdown, set up your betting preferences:

• Bet amount: $1.00 to $50 per betting panel
• Dual betting panels: Use one or both panels to place independent bets on the same round with different strategies

You can place a bet at any time during the countdown or even during a live round if you don't have an active bet placed.

Step 2: Set Auto Cashout Targets (Optional)

Define auto cashout multiplier targets on either or both betting panels. When enabled, the game will automatically cash out your bet once the target multiplier is reached, locking in your winnings automatically.

Step 3: Watch the Chicken Zoom Through Space

Once the round starts, the chicken character takes off on a small UFO-shaped vehicle, zooming through space. As the chicken travels further, the multiplier rises continuously.

Step 4: Cash Out Before the Crash

The objective is to cash out before the round randomly ends and the chicken flies off the screen. When you cash out, you win your bet multiplied by the current multiplier value at that moment.

Step 5: Win or Lose

• If you cash out in time: You secure your winnings based on the multiplier when you cashed out
• If the round crashes before you cash out: You lose your bet and can try again in the next round

Take advantage of the dual betting panels to manage risk effectively—place a conservative bet with an early auto cashout on one panel while pushing for higher multipliers on the other, giving you both security and upside potential.

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The default theoretical Return to Player (RTP) is 97% and the maximum multiplier is 10,000x

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Below are the main features of ChiX:

Autoplay -  Enable autoplay to automatically place unlimited bets until you disable the feature. The bet amount and target multiplier you set will apply to all autobets until you update them.

‍Autocashout -  Set a target multiplier to automatically claim winnings once achieved.

Multiplayer Lobby -  The in-game lobby leaderboard displays all players, their usernames, bet amounts, and win multipliers (if any). You can react to the round with emojis, which will be visible to everyone in the lobby.

Provably Fair Settings - Check the legitimacy of each round from the Provably Fair settings panel.

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[GAME_NAME] is a mobile friendly game, optimised for both iOS and Android devices.

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ChiX is another edition to a growing collection of games from Onlyplay that are optimised for low-end devices and slow bandwidth, allowing almost all players from anywhere in the world to be able to enjoy the excitement of Crash game betting. It's a quirky and somewhat comical themed crash game that introduces a chicken as the main character animation while the classic rising multiplier increases throughout the round. Like other similar Crash games from Onlyplay, you can place multiple bets using the dual betting panel, creating tailored and strategic bets with independent autoplay and cashout triggers within a single round. ChiX is built on Provably Fair technology as well, meaning round results are mathematically transparent and proven before the round even begins. Try the free demo game for yourself at the top of this review!

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“ChiX is a cosmic crash adventure where a fearless little chicken launches herself into the universe – chasing sky-high multipliers and outrageous wins. From the very first moment, the game surrounds you with glowing galaxies, radiant nebulae, and a hilariously determined hen in a shiny space helmet who seems absolutely convinced she can outrun gravity. The higher she climbs, the brighter the colors flare, and the more you feel that delicious mix of anticipation, adrenaline, and “just one more second… maybe.” - Onlyplay