Ontario Crash Casinos: A Game-by-Game Availability Directory

Spaceman is the one crash game we found at all five Ontario casinos we searched. Aviator turned up at two of them, bet365 and BetMGM, and JetX at one, BetMGM. All five operators are in the iGaming Ontario directory of the regulated market, and every search was made logged out from an Ontario connection on November 4, 2026, with Betway’s Aviator and JetX searches repeated on November 7.

Which Ontario casinos list Aviator, JetX and Spaceman?

BetMGM is the only one of the five with all three games. Its search returned Aviator and JetX as single results, and both also appeared as Featured tiles in its Arcade section. bet365 had Aviator and Spaceman, but a search for “jetx” returned no JetX tile. PlayOJO, Casino Days and Betway each returned Spaceman and nothing for the other two titles.

The full table further down this page records what each search returned, row by row, with the date.

Who is on the Ontario list in the first place?

The iGaming Ontario directory lists 49 operators and 84 gaming websites, and says the list is accurate as of September 1, 2026. It also says players must be 19 or older and physically in Ontario. That directory is where an Ontario player should start: a site that is not on it is not part of the regulated Ontario market, whatever games it carries.

We picked five casino sites from the directory that have large public lobbies: bet365 (on.bet365.ca), BetMGM Casino (casino.on.betmgm.ca), PlayOJO (playojo.ca), Casino Days (casinodays.com/on) and Betway (betway.ca/ontario). BET99 is on the directory too, but its game grid did not load for us, so it is not in the table.

What did the searches return besides the exact titles?

More than you would expect, and that is the trap. bet365’s search for Aviator also brought up High Flyer, Velocity, FlyX, Mega Flight and Fly365. PlayOJO’s search for “aviator” returned 75 loosely matched games, including Big Bass Crash and FlyX Party, but no Aviator tile. Casino Days answered “flyx” with Thunderstruck Fly X from Stormcraft, High Flyer and Frequent Flyer, none of which is FlyX itself. Betway’s “aviator” search on November 7 returned two slots with “Victory” in the name.

At BetMGM, a search for “crash” listed Big Bass Crash, Cannon Crash Quest FlyX, Kick Crash and Speed Crash, and “fly” listed FlyX, FlyX Party, Frequent Flyer, High Flyer and Thunderstruck FlyX. If you search an Ontario lobby, read the whole title on the tile before you assume you have found the game you wanted.

Does the RTP shown in Ontario match the provider’s figure?

For Aviator, yes. bet365’s info panel for Aviator, open without logging in, showed Crash Game, RTP 97.00% and volatility High, the same 97% SPRIBE publishes on its own Aviator page. For Spaceman the numbers differ: bet365’s panel showed RTP 95.50%, while Pragmatic Play’s Spaceman page lists 95%. We report both and do not pick one. The provider’s page describes the game as published, and the operator’s panel describes the version that operator runs.

BetMGM did not show game info for Aviator to a logged-out visitor on November 7: the tile offered only “Play Here”, which opened a login prompt.

Do crash games count toward Ontario casino bonuses?

At BET99, partly. Its Ontario casino banner on November 7, 2026, offered a 100% deposit match up to $1,000 with 30x rollover within 30 days, and said slots count 100% while live casino, table games and crash games count 10%. At 10%, each $10 bet on a crash game adds $1 toward the rollover. We did not check bonus terms at the other four casinos for this page.

What the data shows

1. Spaceman is the easiest to find, Aviator is not. Five of five lobbies had Spaceman. Three of the five did not return Aviator at all.
2. JetX is rare in this sample. Only BetMGM listed it, so an Ontario player who wants JetX has one confirmed option among the five.
3. Search results are noisy. Loose matches outnumbered exact titles in most searches, which is why each “Yes” in the table means a tile with the exact game name.

Playing outside Ontario and Alberta? See Canadian crash casinos compared by verified game selection.

How we checked

We opened each casino from an Ontario connection on November 4, 2026, did not log in, and typed “aviator”, “jetx” and “spaceman” into the lobby search. Betway’s search page did not return results that day, so we recorded its Spaceman tile from the lobby and repeated the searches on November 7. A “Yes” means a tile with the exact game title; a “No” means the search returned no such tile. We did not create accounts or play. Each operator’s place in the directory comes from the iGaming Ontario page listed under Sources. The date in each row shows when it was last checked. Why a game can be on a provider’s list and still be missing from a lobby is explained in provider listed, game missing.

What we could not confirm

• BET99’s lobby: its game grid did not load for us, so none of its games are in the table.
• Game information behind login, such as BetMGM’s RTP panel for Aviator.
• The other operators in the directory. Five sites is a sample, not the whole Ontario market.

Check an Ontario casino yourself

First confirm the site is in the iGaming Ontario directory and note the exact web address it lists. Then open that address, use the lobby search, and type the full game name. Open the tile’s info panel if it has one and compare the provider and RTP with the provider’s own page. If the search gives you a list of near matches, scroll it all: the game you want may be absent, or listed under a title that only looks similar. Our province-by-province guide covers the other provinces.