Moneyplane is Hacksaw Gaming’s first crash game, launched on 7 September 2026, with a 10,000x top win and five RTP settings from 92% to 98%. All players share the same flight.
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RTP
92% to 98%
House edge
2% to 8%
Top win
10,000x
Launched
Sep 2026
Players per flight
Shared
RTP set by
The site
The 30-second version
Moneyplane is Hacksaw Gaming’s first crash game. Hacksaw announced it on 7 September 2026 and Gaming Intelligence reported it on 8 September. You bet before take-off, a paper plane climbs, the multiplier rises and you cash out before the plane crashes. Every player in a round shares the same flight. The top win is 10,000x your bet. The RTP is not fixed: Hacksaw offers five settings from 92% to 98%, and the site picks one. That means a house edge from 2% to 8%. Hacksaw calls the format Bail2Win. You can open more than one bet panel per round, and there is Autoplay and Auto Cash Out.
✈️ A Moneyplane round: bet, watch the paper plane climb, cash out
A Moneyplane round by Hacksaw Gaming works like other crash games: you bet before take-off, the multiplier rises as a paper plane climbs, and you must cash out before the plane crashes or you lose the bet. Hacksaw Gaming’s press release of 7 September 2026 says every flight is shared by all players in that round, so everyone sees the same crash point.
Bet before take-off
Place one or more bets. Hacksaw says you can open more than one bet panel in the same round.
The paper plane climbs
The multiplier goes up from 1x as the plane rises. All players watch the same flight.
Cash out before the crash
Press cash out, or set Auto Cash Out to a target, and you win your bet times the multiplier at that moment.
Or lose the bet
If the plane crashes first, any bet still in play is lost.
Autoplay repeats your bet each round. Hacksaw says the game supports more than 20 languages and 80 currencies.
Try it yourself: play a free practice round of Moneyplane below with play money.
🎮 Free demo: play Moneyplane
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You start with $100 and bet $1 a round. Pick when to cash out, then play.
Free demo using Moneyplane's published return of 92%. Real results are random. 18+.
📝 For the record: the practice game above runs at 92%, the lowest of Moneyplane’s five RTP settings, because the site you play at picks the setting and you should budget for the worst case.
📊 Moneyplane has five RTP settings, from 92% to 98%
Moneyplane does not have one RTP. Hacksaw Gaming’s press release says Hacksaw Gaming offers five RTP settings from 92% to 98%, and the site you play at picks one. At 98% the house keeps $2 per $100 bet. At 92% it keeps $8, four times as much, in a game that looks exactly the same. Hacksaw did not list the three settings in between.
This is normal for Hacksaw. Its Plinko has seven settings, from 98.98% down to 88.20%, as our Hacksaw Gaming page shows. To see which Moneyplane setting you are on, open the game’s info or rules panel. If a site does not show it, assume 92%. Our guide to operator-set RTP explains why sites choose lower settings.
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🔢 Your chance of reaching each Moneyplane multiplier
In Moneyplane, the chance of reaching 2x is 46% at the 92% setting and 49% at the 98% setting. In a crash game the rule is the RTP divided by your cash-out target. Hacksaw gives the 92% to 98% range, so the table shows both ends. Whatever target you pick, you get back the same share of your money on average. Only the RTP setting changes that.
At the top, a 10,000x round comes about once in 10,870 rounds at 92%. A $1 bet would pay $10,000. Our crash probability calculator works out any other target.
💰 Moneyplane tops out at 10,000x your bet
The most one Moneyplane bet can win is 10,000 times the stake, per Hacksaw Gaming’s press release and Gaming Intelligence. Hacksaw Gaming did not publish a cash cap in money terms. Many crash games also have a money cap per bet, and when they do, it binds before the multiplier on large bets. Check the max win line in the game rules at your site.
🛡️ Hacksaw Gaming does not call Moneyplane provably fair
Hacksaw Gaming’s launch announcement for Moneyplane does not say the game is provably fair. Hacksaw games use a certified random number generator tested by outside labs, such as eCOGRA, as our Hacksaw Gaming page explains. That means you cannot check a single round with a seed and hash the way you can in Spribe’s Aviator.
Lab testing checks that the game pays what the setting says over millions of rounds. It does not tell you which of the five settings your site picked. That is the check you have to make yourself, in the info panel.
🏆 Moneyplane against Aviator
Moneyplane and Aviator are both plane crash games with shared rounds and more than one bet panel. The difference is the price and the proof. Aviator by Spribe pays a fixed 97% and is provably fair. Moneyplane by Hacksaw Gaming pays 92% to 98% depending on the site, with lab-tested RNG.
If your site runs Moneyplane at 98%, it is cheaper than Aviator: $2 against $3 per $100 bet. At 92% it costs almost three times as much. The info panel tells you which game is the better deal at your site.
🔍 Worth noting: Speed Crash
Hacksaw calls Moneyplane its first crash game. Its older Speed Crash is part of the Dare2Win instant-win range. Moneyplane uses a new format Hacksaw calls Bail2Win, and Hacksaw says more Bail2Win games will follow.
🌍 Where you can find Moneyplane
Moneyplane is offered through Hacksaw Gaming, which holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence, a UK Gambling Commission licence and licences in more than 35 regulated markets. Gaming Intelligence reported that Hacksaw also signed a new partner in Brazil at the launch. Hacksaw did not say Moneyplane is live in the UK, so do not assume it.
Hacksaw says the game runs in more than 20 languages and 80 currencies. Check the RTP setting wherever you find it.
⚠️ Common Moneyplane mistakes
The costliest Moneyplane mistake is not checking the RTP setting. Hacksaw Gaming lets each site choose from 92% to 98%, and the game looks the same at every setting. These are the other mistakes to avoid.
- Playing without opening the info panel. Two minutes of reading tells you if you pay $2 or $8 per $100 bet.
- Thinking shared rounds help you. Seeing other players cash out does not change the crash point. It is set for the round.
- Using two bet panels as a hedge. A second panel is a second bet with the same house edge. See our dual bet strategy guide.
- Trusting signal or predictor apps. No app can know the crash point before the round.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Who makes Moneyplane?
Hacksaw Gaming. It is the studio’s first crash game and was announced on 7 September 2026.
What is the RTP of Moneyplane?
There are five settings from 92% to 98%, and the site picks one. Check the info panel in the game to see which one you are on.
What is the biggest win in Moneyplane?
10,000x your bet, per Hacksaw Gaming. Hacksaw did not publish a money cap, so check the rules at your site.
Is Moneyplane multiplayer?
Yes. Every flight is shared by all players in that round, so everyone sees the same crash point.
Is Moneyplane provably fair?
Hacksaw does not say so. Its games use a lab-tested random number generator, not player-checkable seeds.
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