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High Flyer

High Flyer is a Pragmatic Play crash game with two bet spots, manual and automatic cashout, autoplay and detailed round statistics. Pragmatic Play officially states a maximum multiplier of up to 1,000,000x.

18+ · Demo play uses play money only. Play responsibly.

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Game information

Provider

Pragmatic Play

Category

Crash Games

RTP

96.5%

Max win

1000000x

Type

Crash

Themes

aviation, airplane, crash

About High Flyer

High Flyer crash game overview

High Flyer is the third title in Pragmatic Play’s Crash Games range. Players place bets before take-off and watch a rapidly increasing multiplier, choosing whether to cash out before the flight ends.

How High Flyer works

There are two separate bet spots in each round. Both support manual cashout and a configurable auto-cashout threshold. The multiplier can stop at any time, so an active stake is lost if the round ends before cashout.

Verified features

Pragmatic Play confirms:

  • Up to 1,000,000x maximum multiplier.
  • Two bet spots per round.
  • Manual cashout and auto cashout.
  • Autoplay.
  • Previous-round and top-result statistics.
  • Percentage breakdown of multipliers from the last 500 games.
  • Leaderboard and optional chat functionality.

RTP note

Some third-party sources quote a 96.5% RTP, but Pragmatic Play’s public High Flyer product page does not currently state a universal RTP figure. BestCasinoSA leaves the structured RTP field blank rather than presenting an unverified configuration as universal.

Demo play

The SlotLaunch demo lets you test both bet panels and cashout controls using virtual credits before deciding whether to play for real.

Responsible play

A headline multiplier of 1,000,000x describes a maximum possible outcome, not a likely one. Large maximum multipliers should never be treated as expected returns, and recent round statistics cannot predict future crash points.