Soaring

Soaring slot by Elbet
  • RTP: 97
  • Max Win:
  • Betways:
  • Volatility: Med
  • Game Type: Crash Games
  • Release Date: May 27th, 2025

Soaring slot by Elbet

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Soaring Overview

Soaring is not a slot. It is a crash game from Elbet, released on 27 May 2025, with a 97% RTP, medium volatility and a stake range from 0.02 to 100.00.

There are no reels, no symbols and no pay table. A glider climbs a curve, a multiplier counts upward beside it, and at some unannounced moment the round ends. Your only decision is when to take the money. All figures below were read from demo play at a 5.00 EUR stake.

How a Round Works

Between rounds the screen reads Waiting for the next round with a progress bar underneath. Bets placed during that window are locked in for the round about to start. A thin white glider then lifts off the bottom-left corner and climbs, a red curve filling in behind it, with the multiplier printed across the middle of the screen in large figures.

Cash out and you take your stake multiplied by whatever the counter reads at that instant. Wait too long and the round ends with nothing. That is the entire game, and it is why the RTP can be set as high as 97% – the house edge is in the distribution of crash points, not in a pay table.

The Screen Changes Colour as You Climb

This is the one piece of design worth singling out. The fan of light behind the plane is not a fixed backdrop – it changes colour with the multiplier.

The captures make the progression clear: blue at 1.29x, violet at 1.68x, deeper purple at 3.18x and 3.35x, and a hot, saturated red at 11.99x. You can read roughly where a round has got to without looking at the number – useful on a game decided in a second or two.

Two Bets at Once

The control area is split into two identical panels, side by side, and both are live in the same round. Each has its own stake stepper, its own green Bet button, and its own auto controls. It lets you split a stake between a cautious exit and an ambitious one: take the first at 1.5x to cover the round, leave the second running.

One capture shows exactly that in action – two 5.00 EUR bets placed on the same round, returning 16.00 EUR and 18.00 EUR, each confirmed by its own green notification: “You have cashed out, your win is…”. Thirty-four back from ten staked, from a single round played two ways.

Auto Bet and Auto Cashout

Under each panel sit two fields: Auto Bets and Auto cashout, with an Auto tab above them alongside the manual Bet tab. An auto cashout closes the bet the moment the multiplier reaches your number, so one panel can run a fixed low exit while you play the other by hand. A queued bet can also be pulled – one capture shows the left panel switched to a red Cancel (Next round) button while the right still reads Bet (Next round).

The History Strip

A ribbon of past results runs along the top of the screen, each round’s final multiplier printed in a small coloured figure – greens and whites for the ordinary rounds, reds marking the ones that ended early.

It is a record, not a signal: each round is drawn independently, so a run of low results makes a high one no more likely.

Everyone Plays the Same Round

A panel down the left-hand side lists the table for the current round, with All bets and My bets tabs, a player count, a running total staked, and columns for user, bet, cash-out point and win in EUR. Because the crash point is common to everybody, the list fills in real time as players take their exits.

What the Session Produced

The captured rounds reached 1.29x, 1.68x, 3.18x, 3.35x and 11.99x. Four of the five are in the low single figures, which is what a medium-volatility crash game looks like: most rounds end early, and the occasional one runs away.

The balance moved from 16,121.00 EUR to 16,116.00 and then 16,096.00 across the captures, with the two-bet round returning 34.00 EUR against 10.00 staked. At a 5.00 stake the 11.99x round is 59.95 EUR for anyone still holding – and nothing for anyone who was not watching.

Who Should Play It

Soaring suits players who want an active game rather than a spinning one. A 97% RTP is as high as this category gets, the two-panel layout gives you a real strategy to run, and the colour-shifting screen is a smarter piece of feedback than most crash games manage. It will not suit anyone looking for features, free spins or a published maximum win – none of those exist here, and your result depends entirely on a decision made under time pressure.

Where to Play Soaring

You can try this game on MrJones Online Casino. There’s a unique casino bonus offer of 300% up to £1200 for a limited time.

Soaring was listed in the MrJones game library under Elbet when we checked on 21 September 2026.

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