A yeti, a bat and a multiplier that grows until touchdown
In this Belatra Games title, the multiplier is carried not by a plane or a rocket but by a penguin. The yeti swings the bat, the penguin takes off, and while it is airborne the multiplier rises. The round ends when the penguin lands.
The studio treats the title as a crash game, yet it feels more like a skill-based mini-game. That can mislead. How far the penguin flies does not depend on your skill but on the game’s random number generator.
In classic crash games you watch a curve with your hand on the cash-out button. Here your eyes follow a character that bounces, speeds up and sometimes hits an obstacle. The visuals hint at more information than they carry: events mid-flight do not help predict where the trip will end.
So treat PingWin Fly with the same sober view as any other crash title. The scene entertains; the maths stays the same.
Belatra does not list a release date for PingWin Fly, so we do not give one either.
One swing, from stake to landing
The round structure is simple and becomes second nature after a few tries.
- Stake and bat. You set your stake and choose which bat the yeti swings.
- The hit. The penguin flies off and the multiplier starts rising.
- In flight. Boosters can speed up or extend the trip, while obstacles can cut it short.
- Landing. The penguin hits the ground, and that settles the round.
Boosters and obstacles look spectacular, but they are nothing to hold on to. None of them signals that the next swing will beat the last one.
The bat as a risk dial
The most interesting detail of PingWin Fly is that you set risk not with a slider or a number but with a tool. According to Belatra’s description, choosing between bats changes the ratio of risk to potential win.
In practice this probably means a cautious bat pushes rounds towards smaller but steadier outcomes, and a bolder one towards rarer, bigger multipliers. What each bat changes exactly, you need to check in the game’s rules panel, as the official site gives no details.
Illustrative example (not Dukat.bet parameters): play twenty rounds with a cautious bat, then twenty with a bold one, and the balance line of the second series will likely swing more. The long-run average does not get any better. How this logic looks in other games, we show in our risk settings comparison.
PingWin Fly – Belatra’s numbers in one table
| Parameter | Value | Source type |
|---|---|---|
| Studio | Belatra Games | official |
| Type | crash | official |
| RTP | 96.16% | official |
| Max. win | 1,000x | official |
| Volatility | medium-high | official |
| Risk setting | bat choice | official |
| Boosters, obstacles | yes | official |
| Release | – | not published |
| Lobby label, demo | Slots, demo available | Dukat.bet lobby, 11 October 2026 |
PingWin Fly is a rare case on this site: both the RTP and the maximum win come from the developer. The 1,000x is a multiplier, not a cash amount. You can compare it with the other eleven games in our big table.
Open questions Belatra does not answer
Cashing out mid-flight. The official description only says the multiplier grows until landing. It does not say whether you can take your stake out during the flight or whether the round always runs to touchdown. Check this in the game rules before you play for money.
What each bat does. There is no public data on how many bats exist or which multiplier range each one opens.
Release date. Belatra’s pages list none for any of its games covered here.
We do not fill these gaps with estimates. If you see concrete values in the game, those apply.
Search by name: a Slots label on an instant game
In the Dukat.bet lobby, PingWin Fly carries the Slots label rather than Instant, like all of Belatra’s fast games. So do not look for it in the Crash & Instant section. Type ‘PingWin’ into the lobby search box, or pick Belatra from the provider list. As of 11 October 2026, a demo is available.
On a phone the scene centres on a single character, so it is easier to follow on a small screen than a busy slot; try it in the demo in portrait mode too. With swings fired off in quick succession, though, it is easy to lose the thread, so start rounds one at a time. The studio’s other instant titles are on the Belatra profile page.
A playful scene with serious maths: who it is for
PingWin Fly is a good pick if you want an official RTP and cap, and like risk to be set by a tangible decision: your choice of bat. With medium-high volatility, expect longer losing streaks too.
If you are after the classic crash curve and the tension of a manual cash-out, check the rules panel first to see how much say you have over the flight.
The terms of the Instant Bonus – 500% up to 3,000 EUR + 15% Cashback offer linked to instant games are summed up in our FAQ.