CRASH / VERSION-LIMITED NOTES
FlyX Guide: Bet Panels, Auto Cash-Out and Connection Issues
The FlyX helpfile used for this article describes a crash game with independently configured bet panels. The distinction matters: two panels can participate in one round while recording two different stakes and settlement actions.
Count the total across panels
The published helpfile says the number of available panels can vary and that each panel works independently. It distinguishes autoplay from auto cash-out and notes that options depend on the game configuration.
As an arithmetic example, PHP 10 in one panel and PHP 15 in another make PHP 25 exposed in that round. Different panel settings do not turn the second stake into a free entry.
A tap and a server receipt are different events
The helpfile warns that connection latency can delay requests reaching the server and affect cash-out. It directs readers to their bet history after a disconnection.
If that happens, record the round reference and the panel involved. A screenshot of the tap may describe what appeared locally but not when a server received it. Ask support to reconcile the action with the settled record instead of assuming the visible screen proves acceptance.
Keep the helpfile version with the explanation
This reference is an operator-hosted public helpfile generated on 30 October 2024. It is not proof that a particular operator currently supplies the same build, all listed controls or the title represented by a similar flight-themed cover.
Compare the loaded helpfile title and version before applying these notes. Where an option is absent, do not assume it is hidden or that instructions for Aviator apply to it.
Common questions
Are multiple panels guaranteed to be available?
No. The referenced helpfile explicitly allows the number of panels and available options to vary.
Does this page confirm the supplier of the uploaded cover?
No. The published rules identify a FlyX game, but the cover alone does not establish its build or supplier. This article is scoped to that named helpfile.
Use the matching helpfile
For FlyX, the practical distinction is the panel-level record inside a shared round. Keep the source version, total stakes and server-settled results together when checking a discrepancy.