Spaceman by Pragmatic Play: rules, two RTP figures and casinos
In Spaceman an astronaut takes off and the multiplier rises as he flies. You can leave in two stages, and the multiplier has a ceiling. This page also deals with a real disagreement: two different RTP figures are published for the game.
How Spaceman is played, round by round
You set a stake and confirm it before the round starts. The astronaut takes off and the multiplier rises as he flies higher, while every player watches the same flight.
You can cash out everything, or cash out half and leave the other half flying. When the astronaut crashes, every stake still in play is lost.
Published descriptions say the crash can come right at the start, before the multiplier has moved, and that the stake is not returned in that case. There are no side features, so every round runs the same way.
What makes Spaceman different
The exit has two stages. A 50% cashout and a full cashout can be set at different multipliers, by hand or automatically, and the two automatic limits can be used together.
The multiplier is capped. Descriptions of the game give a ceiling of 5,000x, and the automatic cash-out can be set from 1.01x up to 4,999.99x, just under that ceiling. The cap is not on the provider page we read.
Spaceman is listed with a release in 2022, before Big Bass Crash from the same studio. The round is shared, with a chat, leaderboards, statistics and a detailed history. What a capped multiplier means for a top prize can be tried in the max win calculator.
Spaceman RTP: the provider page, the listings and each casino
Two figures circulate. The game page of Pragmatic Play says 95.0%. Most listings give 96.5%, and that is also the figure read at the casino in our data that shows one. The first figure is what the provider states; the second is what was read in a lobby.
Pragmatic Play offers games in several RTP settings, so both can be true for different casinos. 7 of the 7 casinos we read run Spaceman, 1 with a figure and 6 without. The table ranks them by RTP, with the casinos that show no figure last.
| Casino | RTP | Volatility | Demo | Calculator |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 Drakaris | 96.5% | not shown | yes | Crash and Aviator calculator |
 DragonSlots | not confirmed | not shown | yes | not shown |
 Glorion | not confirmed | not shown | yes | not shown |
 Ragnaro | not confirmed | not shown | yes | not shown |
 Alawin | not confirmed | not shown | yes | not shown |
 Golisimo | not confirmed | not shown | yes | not shown |
 Westace | not confirmed | not shown | yes | not shown |
Open questions about Spaceman
- Which RTP setting a given casino runs: it has to be read in the rules inside Spaceman itself.
- The cap on the multiplier is repeated by many listings but is not stated on the page of the provider.
- The bet range of Spaceman as the provider sets it.
- Volatility: not stated, and one description says it depends on where the player cashes out.
- Verification of a finished flight: the provider states nothing, so we do not call Spaceman provably fair.
Calculators for Spaceman and where to read more
Because the RTP is in doubt, set the figure of your own casino in the crash calculator before reading any chance from it. One point of RTP changes the cost of every bet, as the expected loss calculator shows.
The general rules of the genre are on the crash game page, and data and methodology explains how a figure gets into our tables.
Spaceman questions
What is the RTP of Spaceman?
The page of Pragmatic Play says 95.0%, while most listings and the one casino figure in our data say 96.5%. The rules inside Spaceman at your casino settle it.
What is the maximum multiplier in Spaceman?
Descriptions of the game give a cap of 5,000x. The provider page we read does not state it.
Can you cash out half a bet in Spaceman?
Yes. Half of the stake can be collected while the other half stays in the flight, by hand or with a second automatic limit.
Can Spaceman crash before the multiplier moves?
Published descriptions say it can, and that the stake is lost when it does. We have not confirmed this on a provider page.