Tower X by SmartSoft Gaming: demo, rules and the 100X ticket

Tower X in 30 seconds

How a Tower X round works

1. Countdown. Between rounds the screen shows PLACE YOUR BETS! with a timer. This is the only moment you can buy in.
2. Set the base bet with − and +. The big button below shows the ticket price, always 100 times the bet: a 50 DMO bet costs 5,000 DMO.
3. Press Buy Bonus. The button turns into ACCEPTED. Once the countdown has started, a placed bet cannot be cancelled.
4. The tower builds. Houses drop one after another, each with its multiplier painted on the front. The counter at the top left adds them up, and a WIN box shows base bet × total.
5. Umbrellas. At some point people with colourful umbrellas jump from the building. The round is over, GAME OVER flashes, and the total X is paid.
6. Result. A YOU WON window shows the amount and the total X. The next countdown starts almost immediately.

Every player in the round gets the same total. The Current Stakes panel shows who is in, with cost, bet, X and win.

The five houses

The rules list five building types, each with its own multiplier range:

In the rounds we watched, cheap houses dominated: roughly half of all houses were Suburb Houses at 1–5X, a quarter were City Houses, and fewer than one house in fifty was a Neon House. A single Neon House is usually what turns a round from a loss into a win.

The 100X ticket: read this before you play

This is the part of Tower X that the screen does not make obvious.

You pay 100 times your base bet. You are paid base bet × total X. So:

• a round that ends at 100X gives your money back, no profit;
• a round that ends at 64X says WIN on screen and pays 64% of your ticket, a 36% loss;
• a round that ends at 253X pays 2.53 times your ticket.

With a base bet of Rs 10, the ticket costs Rs 1,000. A 64X round pays Rs 640. A 253X round pays Rs 2,530.

The rules confirm it in one line: the total cost of your bet will always be 100X times the amount you select. The quickest way to read any result is to divide the total X by 100: that is how many tickets you got back.

What we saw in live demo rounds

We kept the demo open and logged every finished round the server announced, alongside the screenshots on this page.

• More than half of the rounds ended below 100X, meaning a player in every one of those rounds got back less than the ticket.
• About one round in five stopped almost immediately, at a single-digit total, after just one or two houses.
• The typical round was well under 100X, while a few long towers reached several hundred X and one passed 2,000X.

That shape is exactly what an RTP of 96% with a 5,000X maximum looks like: frequent small losses, occasional large wins. Small samples of shared rounds are noisy, so treat these as a description of the game's character, not as odds.

Tower X vs Tower Rush

If you like making a decision on every press, Tower Rush is your game. If you prefer to buy in and watch, Tower X is simpler, but every round is a 100X ticket with no way out once the countdown ends.

Tower X on mobile

In portrait the tower takes the top half of the screen, the bet controls and Buy Bonus sit below it, and the round history and panels move behind icons. The first time you open it, the game asks whether you want sound; answer and the table appears.

As with Tower Rush, no app is needed: SmartSoft's demo and casino versions run in the phone's browser.

Where to play Tower X

SmartSoft games, JetX above all, are common at offshore casinos that accept Pakistani players, and Tower X sits in the same lobbies. Search the casino lobby for "Tower X" and check that the loading screen shows SmartSoft Gaming.

The checks for choosing a casino are the same as for Tower Rush: licence, real terms, a cashier inside the site and verification before you win.