1Play: the studio that exists to supply 1win
Lucky Jet is a competent Aviator clone with a jetpack. 1Play is the studio behind it, and it is the least transparent provider on this site.
Updated 20 October 2026
1Play is the studio credited inside Lucky Jet, the crash game that 1win and its sister brands promote above Aviator. It launched in 2021. Beyond that, public information is thin. There is no licensing page we can point to, no operator count, no press release trail of the kind every other provider on this site leaves behind. Some operator lobbies attribute the game to Gaming Corps, the Nasdaq-listed Swedish studio; Gaming Corps' own site does not mention 1Play or Lucky Jet, so we treat that connection as unconfirmed.
We are writing this page because Lucky Jet is a very popular game in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh, not because we can tell you much about the company that made it.
Licences
Unknown, in the honest sense. 1win itself operates under a Curacao licence, and Lucky Jet is delivered inside that platform. The game has a working provably fair panel with server and client seeds exposed, and over a large sample our observed return has matched the published 97%. That is the fairness evidence we have. It is not the same as a UKGC or MGA licence with an auditor's name on it, and anyone telling you Lucky Jet is "licensed" should be asked by whom.
The games
Lucky Jet is a classic multiplier crash game: a man with a jetpack rises, the multiplier climbs, he flies off. Two bet panels, auto cash-out and auto bet, a live bets feed, chat, and a fairness panel. RTP 97%, max win uncapped by the game and capped by the operator. The visual style is brighter than Aviator's and the interface matches 1win's house design, which is the point: the game is built to feel native to that platform.
That is the catalogue. If 1Play makes anything else, no operator we test carries it.
What sets 1Play apart
Distribution strategy. Where Spribe sells Aviator to 4,000 operators, 1Play appears to supply one platform group and let it push the game with promotions, bonuses and app placement. For 1win it works: Lucky Jet gets large search volume in South Asia from the brand's marketing alone. For players, it means the game is exclusive in a way no other crash title is, which is a novelty and not a benefit.
The game itself is fine. We have no complaints about how it plays. Our reservation is entirely about transparency: with every other provider we can show you a licence number, and here we cannot.
Where you find Lucky Jet
1win and its sister brands, in every country where 1win operates. The game is typically on the home page next to Aviator and Chicken Road. Our India, Pakistan and Bangladesh hubs cover 1win's local deposit and withdrawal routes and the promo terms attached to Lucky Jet, which are usually the real reason people play it.
Frequently asked questions
Is Lucky Jet the same as Aviator?
Mechanically, almost. Dual bets, auto cash-out, a live bets feed, provably fair with exposed seeds, 97% RTP. The sprite is a man with a jetpack instead of a plane and the interface is 1win's house style. If you can play Aviator, you can play Lucky Jet without reading anything.
Is 1Play licensed?
We cannot confirm a public gambling licence for 1Play. The studio does not publish a licensing page, an operator count or a corporate address the way Spribe, SmartSoft or BGaming do. Lucky Jet's fairness panel works and the 97% RTP matches what we have observed, but the regulatory backing is thinner than for any other provider here.
Where can I play Lucky Jet?
1win, and the brands that share its platform. That is essentially the whole list. If your country's 1win site is reachable, Lucky Jet is one tap from the lobby, usually promoted above Aviator. It does not appear at 1xBet, Mostbet, Betway or any licensed European operator.
Daniel Reyes
Daniel has written about online casino games since 2016 and has been playing crash games since the first Bustabit era. He owns the editorial standards on this site and signs off every global page.