Pascal Gaming Crash Games
Pascal Gaming are the most heavily regulated studio covered on this site. They hold a Malta Gaming Authority B2B licence and a United Kingdom Gambling Commission account, and their games carry certification in sixteen markets, from Ontario and Brazil to Sweden, Denmark and South Africa. Very few crash studios anywhere can match that list.
They currently run nine crash games. This site covers one of them, AviaBET, and the rest are named further down so you know what else exists.
- Crash Games
- 1
- All Games
- 130+
- Average RTP
- 96.0%
- Best Max Win
- ×999,999
- Currencies
- Fiat & Crypto
- Free Demos
- Yes
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About Pascal Gaming
Named after a mathematician, and it shows
The studio takes its name from Blaise Pascal, whose work on probability underpins every casino game ever built. Their own about page signs off with a nod to him. The joke has a point behind it: Pascal Gaming keep an in house mathematics team and describe their three priorities as science, storytelling and speed. They publish provably fair algorithms and a certified random number generator, and they claim a new release every ten to fourteen days with fixes shipped in hours.
The regulatory footprint
This is the part that genuinely separates them. Pascal Gaming hold a Malta Gaming Authority Gaming Service Licence, reference MGA/2B/286/2014, covering B2B gaming services across four types, and a United Kingdom Gambling Commission account under number 40767. On top of those, their games are certified for South Africa, Switzerland, Argentina, the United Kingdom, Sweden, Romania, Peru, Ontario, Malta, Greece, Georgia, Denmark, Croatia, Colombia, Bulgaria and Brazil.
Most crash studios on this site publish either a Curaçao licence or nothing at all. A sixteen market certification list takes years and real money to assemble, and it is the strongest signal of seriousness available in this industry.
Who owns them
Pascal Gaming operates as Soft Construct (Malta) Limited. Soft Construct is the parent company of BetConstruct, one of the larger platform suppliers in the industry, and Pascal Gaming titles reach casinos through BetConstruct and Timeless Tech. That backing explains how a studio founded in 2022 assembled a licensing footprint that usually takes far longer.
The nine crash games
Pascal Gaming list nine crash titles. In order of release they are Fighter xXx and Blast, both from late 2022, Gravity from September 2024, Aviabet from early 2025, ChartX from July 2025, Wheel of Chance from November 2025, then Jack and Cheeky Duck, Pascal News and Avinho R10 across the first half of 2026. Only AviaBET is covered on this site so far. The others are listed here because a studio with nine crash games deserves to be described accurately, even where our own catalogue has not caught up.
What Makes Pascal Gaming Crash Games Different
- Licensed in Malta and the United Kingdom
- Two of the most demanding regulators in the industry, alongside certification in fourteen further markets.
- An in house mathematics team
- The studio designs its own game maths rather than licensing an engine, which is unusual at this size.
- Two bets on one round
- AviaBET runs dual panels, each with its own stake and its own target.
- A very low minimum stake
- Bets start at 0.05 and run to 200, one of the wider ranges on this site.
- A ×999,999 ceiling
- Among the higher published ceilings here, and far above the ×10,000 that many studios settle on.
- A shared lobby and leaderboard
- Every player's stake and multiplier is visible in real time, with global rankings for the biggest wins and a choice of avatar.
- A release every ten to fourteen days
- Across their whole catalogue, which runs past 130 titles.
Pascal Gaming Pros & Cons
Pros
- Malta and United Kingdom licences, the strongest pair on this site
- Games certified in sixteen separate markets
- Nine crash games in total, a genuine range
- AviaBET reaches ×999,999 and takes stakes from 0.05 to 200
- Two independent bets on the same round
- Backed by Soft Construct, the parent of BetConstruct
Cons
- Only one of their nine crash games is covered here so far
- AviaBET returns 96%, a little below the middle of this site
- Its autoplay has no stop-loss and no stake adjustment
- No bonus round or feature buy on AviaBET
- The studio publishes little about its games outside its own site
Pascal Gaming FAQ
How many crash games does Pascal Gaming make?
Nine. Fighter xXx and Blast arrived in late 2022, Gravity in September 2024, Aviabet in early 2025, ChartX in July 2025, Wheel of Chance in November 2025, and Jack and Cheeky Duck, Pascal News and Avinho R10 through the first half of 2026. This site currently covers one of them, AviaBET, with the rest still to be added.
Is Pascal Gaming licensed?
Yes, and more thoroughly than any other studio covered here. They hold a Malta Gaming Authority B2B Gaming Service Licence under reference MGA/2B/286/2014 and a United Kingdom Gambling Commission account under number 40767. Their games are additionally certified for sixteen markets including Ontario, Brazil, Sweden, Denmark, Colombia and South Africa.
Who owns Pascal Gaming?
The studio operates as Soft Construct (Malta) Limited. Soft Construct is also the parent company of BetConstruct, a large platform supplier, and Pascal Gaming games are distributed through BetConstruct and Timeless Tech.
What is the maximum win on AviaBET?
×999,999, which is among the higher ceilings on this site and far above the ×10,000 that many studios use. The game returns 96% and takes stakes from 0.05 up to 200, which is one of the wider betting ranges covered here.
Why is the studio called Pascal Gaming?
It is a reference to Blaise Pascal, the mathematician whose seventeenth century work on probability is the foundation of how every casino game is priced. The studio leans into it, keeping an in house mathematics team and putting science first among its stated priorities.
Can I play Pascal Gaming crash games for free?
Yes. AviaBET links to a free demo that runs on play money, with no registration and no download, at the same 96% return and the same ×999,999 ceiling as the real-money version.
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