Betsolutions: Zeppelin and a quiet Georgian studio
Tbilisi has produced three crash studios. Spribe and SmartSoft are the famous two. Betsolutions is the third, and Zeppelin is the reason you have heard of it.
Updated 20 October 2026
Betsolutions is a Georgian software company, founded in Tbilisi in 2015, that does a bit of everything: a sportsbook engine, a casino aggregation platform, board games for the Caucasus market (Backgammon, Bura, Seka, Dominoes, Okey), and a small set of provably fair instant games. One of those instant games is Zeppelin, a crash title launched in 2020 that found its way into licensed European lobbies, particularly in Italy, and that is why the studio has a page here.
Licences
The company operates through affiliates rather than under its own name. BYTERIVERS N.V. in Curacao holds a Curacao Gaming Authority licence, OGL/2024/2386/1215, issued under the 2024 regime that replaced the old sub-licence system. BYTERIVERS Ltd in Belize holds an Anjouan B2B gaming licence. The sportsbook is Betradar certified. There is no Malta or UK licence listed, and Zeppelin's presence at Italian ADM operators comes via certified aggregators and the game's own test reports rather than a direct licence.
That is a thinner regulatory stack than Spribe's or SmartSoft's, and we say so. The game's provably fair implementation does the work the licence would otherwise do: the hash is published before each round and the result can be checked.
The games
Zeppelin is a classic multiplier crash game: an airship rises, the multiplier climbs from 1.00x, you cash out before the airship explodes. Dual bet, auto cash-out, a round history, 97% RTP. The max win is capped at 1,000x, which is the lowest cap among the classic titles we cover and the main reason we rank it below Space XY and Aviator. It plays more slowly than JetX, which some people like.
The rest of the provably fair range is High Low, Dice, Mines and Plinko, all simple, all with the same hash-first fairness model. The board games are a regional business that has nothing to do with crash. The slots and VR sections of the site were marked under construction when we checked.
What sets Betsolutions apart
Honestly, not much, and that is not an insult. Zeppelin is a clean, provably fair crash game from a studio that reached regulated European lobbies early, before most crash titles were allowed in. In Italy especially, Zeppelin was for a while one of the few provably fair crash games an ADM operator could carry, and it built a small loyal following there. The airship has charm. The pacing suits a phone on a weak signal.
The limits are the limits. A 1,000x cap, a 97% RTP that matches but does not beat the leaders, no jackpot, no partial cash-out, no progression. If Aviator or Space XY is next to it, we open those.
Where you find Betsolutions games
Italian ADM-licensed operators (Sisal and Lottomatica have carried it), several MGA-tier European casinos through aggregators, and a scattering of crypto and offshore brands. Among the brands we test in South Asia and Kenya, Zeppelin is rare; 1xBet lists it in its instant games tab. The Zeppelin page has the current operator list and a side-by-side with Space XY, the closest comparison.
Frequently asked questions
Is Betsolutions licensed?
Through affiliated companies. The site names BYTERIVERS N.V. in Curacao, holding a CGA licence (OGL/2024/2386/1215) under the island's 2024 regime, and BYTERIVERS Ltd in Belize with an Anjouan B2B licence. Zeppelin also reaches ADM-licensed Italian operators through certified aggregators. There is no UKGC or MGA licence listed.
What is the RTP of Zeppelin?
97%, the same as Aviator and JetX. Max win is capped at 1,000x, which is low for the format; Space XY and Aviator allow ten times that. Min bet is 0.10. The game is provably fair, with the round hash shown before the airship moves.
Is Zeppelin a copy of Aviator?
It is the same format with an airship instead of a plane, and it launched in 2020, a year after Aviator. Dual bet and auto cash-out are both present. We would call it a competent alternative rather than a copy, but we would also not choose it over Aviator if both were in the lobby, because the 1,000x cap removes the long tail.
Daniel Reyes
Daniel has written about online casino games since 2016 and has been playing crash games since the first Bustabit era. He owns the editorial standards on this site and signs off every global page.