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Lucky Jet rules

Lucky Jet is a casino game in the crash category. The player begins by staking a sum before the jetpack-equipped character takes off.

As the character rises, an earnings multiplier gradually increases, with no predefined limit. The aim is to get your money back before your character crashes.

If the player manages to cash in on time, he wins his stake multiplied by the multiplier reached at that moment; if not, he loses his stake. The player can also set an automatic withdrawal at a specific multiplier to secure his winnings. This game is all about risk management and anticipating the ideal moment to withdraw your winnings.

Deposit on 1win

1win offers a variety of payment methods: credit card, cryptocurrencies (bitcoin, USDT, ethereum, litecoin, monero...), neteller, airtm, sticpay, astropay, skrill and more.

Deposits start at €5.

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If you've made money on Brawl Pirates, don't forget to set limits and withdraw!

In some cases, the casino will ask you for identification to prove that the account belongs to you. You can receive your money within 24 hours.

The minimum amount to make a withdrawal request is €30 by bank transfer, cryptocurrency, on your credit card etc.

Martingale

The martingale in Lucky Jet is a betting strategy that consists of doubling your bet after each loss, so that when you win, you recover all your previous losses and make a small profit. In concrete terms, you start with a small bet, then if you lose, you double your next bet. As soon as you succeed in your cashout, you immediately return to your initial stake. Beware, however: although this strategy may seem effective in the short term, it requires a substantial budget and presents the risk of quickly reaching the maximum limit authorized by the casino, or of completely depleting your capital in the event of a series of consecutive losses.

Aim for low multipliers

Another popular strategy at Lucky Jet is to aim for low but regular multipliers (between 1.2x and 1.5x, for example), in order to cash in on small, frequent gains rather than attempting high multipliers with a greater risk of crashing. This method minimizes potential losses while ensuring gradual capital growth, but requires a great deal of discipline and patience.