5 More Crash Games to Try at Nicebet
Beyond Aviator, Spaceman, and F777 Fighter, Nicebet offers several more crash games worth exploring , each with its own theme, but built around the same core idea: place a bet, watch the multiplier rise, and cash out before it crashes. Here's a look at five more options available on the platform.
Aviastar
Aviastar is a Smartsoft crash game where you choose between three jets , Jet 1, Jet 2, or Jet 3 , before each round starts. Bets range from 100 LRD to 20,000 LRD, and you can set different stakes and cash-out targets for each jet individually. If you bet across multiple jets and one or two crash early, you can still win from whichever jets are still in play. This makes Aviastar a good fit for players who like spreading risk across a few smaller bets rather than committing everything to a single outcome. Autoplay and auto-cashout are both available for a more hands-off approach.
Trouble Jet
Trouble Jet follows the classic format , place your bet before the round begins, then watch the plane climb as the multiplier rises, speeding up noticeably as it gains altitude. That acceleration is part of what makes Trouble Jet feel more intense than some of the other flight-themed games , the pace shifts partway through the round, which can catch players off guard if they're not watching closely. Auto-bet and auto-cashout are available if you'd rather set your preferences in advance and let the round play out on its own.
Boost Race
Boost Race brings a racing theme to the format , cars speed forward as the multiplier climbs, and you cash out before the race crashes. Alongside the standard cashout mode, Boost Race also offers a mode where you predict the winning car for a potentially bigger payout, giving it a bit more variety than a single-mode crash game. This makes it worth trying if you want an occasional change of pace from straightforward cash-out betting. Autoplay and auto-cashout are supported here as well.
Pilot
The Pilot crash game keeps things straightforward: place your bet, watch the multiplier rise as your plane climbs, and cash out before it crashes. The multiplier starts at 1.00x and increases throughout the round, with your winnings calculated at the exact moment you cash out. There are no extra modes or side features here , just the core crash mechanic, which makes Pilot a good starting point if you're trying crash games for the first time and want to focus purely on timing rather than extra options.
Balloon Mania
Balloon Mania uses a balloon theme on top of the same rising-multiplier mechanic , your bet rides on a rising value tied to your chosen balloon, and you cash out before it "pops." The game displays helpful context along the way, including your odds at different stages, which can make it a bit easier to gauge risk in the moment compared to games that show only the rising multiplier itself.
Each of these games follows the same core crash mechanic with a different theme and pace , Aviastar and Trouble Jet for classic flight-style rounds, Boost Race for a racing twist, Pilot for a no-frills experience, and Balloon Mania for something a bit different visually. For an overview of crash games in general and how to get started, see our full crash games guide.