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Maxxi Labs launches AviaX crash game with multipliers up to 10,000x

Deals & M&A · SectorWire deskSource published 2 min read

Maxxi Labs announced on 19 October 2026 the launch of AviaX, a crash game in which a flight path replaces slot reels and the multiplier rises as the aircraft gains altitude. The company said the game offers potential winnings of up to 10,000 times the initial stake.

In AviaX the player decides when to cash out the accumulated winnings before the flight ends suddenly, which results in the loss of any bet still active. The game allows one or two simultaneous bets per flight, so a player can cash out one bet early and keep the other active while attempting to reach higher multipliers. An Auto Cash Out function lets the player set a multiplier level in advance at which the bet is collected automatically if the flight reaches that threshold.

The company said players take part in the same flight sequence, following the multiplier and watching how far the aircraft travels, which it described as a shared experience in which participants can compare decisions and follow the round in real time.

A Maxxi Labs spokesperson said AviaX is immediately simple to understand: the aircraft takes off, the multiplier keeps rising and the player decides when to collect. The spokesperson said this makes each round different because the tension comes from how long a player is willing to stay in the game. The spokesperson also said crash games fit the type of content for which the company wants Maxxi Labs to be recognised, describing them as fast-paced, social games suited to being followed by spectators, with all participants watching the same flight. The spokesperson said this shared experience gives AviaX a particular dimension of involvement and makes it suitable for the audience of modern casinos.

Cite as: SectorWire, “Maxxi Labs launches AviaX crash game with multipliers up to 10,000x”, 19 October 2026, https://sectorwire.news/item/maxxi-labs-launches-aviax-crash-game-with-multipliers-up-to-10-000x/

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