Hacksaw launches Moneyplane: Bail2Win crash game with 92–98% RTP

Hacksaw Gaming announces its first crash game

Hacksaw Gaming named Moneyplane on 7 September 2026. It is the studio’s first crash title. Slots and instant-win games remain in the catalogue; this is a new format, not a slot.

The ACCESS Newswire copy is a company wire. Gaming.net and Casinofeber published matching notes the same day. A public Hacksaw game page for Moneyplane was not live when this page was written.

How Bail2Win works

You place a stake before take-off. A plane climbs and the multiplier climbs with it. Cash out before the crash, or the stake is lost. The announced ceiling is 10,000×. That is a maximum, not a typical result.

Each flight is shared. More than one bet panel can be open in the same round. Autoplay and Auto Cash Out can be set before the climb.

Marcus Cordes, Operational CEO, said crash games have become an important part of the landscape and that the first title had to feel like Hacksaw. Bail2Win, he said, takes a simple crash loop and runs it through the studio’s own design — a first step, and a base for later titles in the same format.

RTP range: five configurations, 92–98%

The 7 September announcement states five RTP configurations, from 92% to 98%. That band is on the company wire and on the trade notes that carried it. The announcement gives an RTP range but does not identify each configuration. When a lobby lists the game, open the in-game info panel for the RTP that operator actually serves.

Hacksaw slots already on this site: Wanted Dead or a Wild, Le Bandit, and Chaos Crew. Those pages are slots. Moneyplane is a crash game.

When a casino lists it

The announcement does not name which casinos will carry Moneyplane. When a lobby adds the title, read the in-game info panel for that operator’s RTP file. Other Hacksaw games sit on slots.