ScoreX Slot by Onlyplay

OnlyPlay already has a soccer crash game. GoalX covers that ground - ball on a pitch, multiplier climbing, same dual-bet layout. So what's ScoreX for? The answer is mostly in the name. GoalX frames each round as a shot on target. ScoreX frames it as a scoreline ticking upward, and that small rebranding shifts how the multiplier reads on screen. The number isn't a payout counter here, it's a match score - 1.24, 3.07, 14.50 - glowing white and oversized against the dark field while a flaming ball streaks diagonally beneath it, trailing orange sparks. "ScoreX" sits top-left in red-orange cursive script like a sports broadcast watermark. The whole interface leans into broadcast aesthetics: dark navy everywhere, green BET buttons paired side by side, a live ticker of bets scrolling on the left.

Mechanically it's the same X-series engine underneath. Two bet panels, each with independent stake and auto cashout settings. Quick-bet buttons at 5, 10, 20, 50 for fast re-entry between rounds. A "MAKE YOUR BETS" countdown with a red progress bar while the next round loads. The lobby shows 3,000+ players at any given time, their results flashing in real time - amounts won, amounts lost. Recent crash points line the top as colored multiplier badges, and every crash point is provably fair, set before bets open. The ceiling sits at 10,000x, though the median round crashes well below 2x.

Between ScoreX, GoalX, CricX, and CosmoX, OnlyPlay has four skins on one engine. Same 97% return, same max win, same dual-panel controls. The difference is purely what you're watching while the number climbs - a rocket, a cricket ball, a goal kick, or a scoreboard. ScoreX picks the scoreboard, and for a format where the rising number IS the game, naming it after the score itself is the most honest branding in the series.