Aviator Game: How Cash Out and Two Bets Work

Aviator Game: How Cash Out and Two Bets Work

The Aviator game is a Spribe crash game where a plane climbs, a multiplier rises from 1.00x, and a stake pays out only if you cash out before the plane flies away. A round has no reels or paylines, and the stake stays on the curve until you press Cash Out or the plane leaves the screen. The game lobby at TK889 lists Aviator among its crash games. The published RTP is 97%, which leaves a 3% house edge over the long run.

Aviator game screen with a red plane above a rising multiplier curve
The multiplier climbs from the start while the plane stays in the air in this Aviator game round.

Quick answer: Return = stake × the multiplier at the moment Cash Out registers · a missed Cash Out loses the full stake · many versions offer an auto target and two bet panels · no free spins or Bonus Buy.

The Aviator game screen: plane, curve and multiplier

Aviator belongs to the crash family, even though many lobbies place it beside slots. Each round opens with a short window for placing a bet, then the plane takes off and a multiplier starts at 1.00x and grows for as long as the plane stays in the air. Spribe released the Aviator game in February 2019, and it runs on desktop, tablet and mobile screens.

The round ends when the plane flies away, and the multiplier at that moment is the crash point. Any bet that has not been cashed out by then is lost in full. Fast-round titles of this kind are collected in the Instant Games section.

How the multiplier turns into taka

The payout rule is one line: return = stake × the multiplier shown when your Cash Out is registered. A ৳50 stake cashed out at 1.50x returns ৳75, which is ৳25 of profit. A ৳80 stake cashed out at 2.50x returns ৳200, a profit of ৳120.

Orange Cash Out button beside a stake field on a crash game bet panel
Stake times the displayed multiplier gives the return once the Cash Out request is registered.

The number moving on the screen is not money until the Cash Out request is registered. If you press at 5.00x but the plane flies away at 4.99x, the bet loses and the ৳100 is gone.

Three Cash Out marks side by side

The same ৳80 stake gives very different results depending on where you leave. The table shows three marks on that stake.

Cash Out markReturn on ৳80Profit
1.25x৳100৳20
2.50x৳200৳120
6.00x৳480৳400

If the plane flies away at 2.10x, the first mark pays ৳100 while the other two lose all ৳80. A higher mark pays more per win but needs the curve to climb further, so the choice is about how much risk one round deserves.

Profit per win against one lost stake

The Cash Out mark also decides how many wins it takes to repay a single loss. With a ৳40 stake, a win at 1.20x adds ৳8, while a round that ends before Cash Out removes all ৳40. The table sets one against the other for five marks.

Cash Out markProfit on a ৳40 winOne win against one lost ৳40
1.20x৳85 wins repay 1 loss
1.50x৳202 wins repay 1 loss
2.00x৳401 win repays 1 loss
3.00x৳801 win repays 2 losses
5.00x৳1601 win repays 4 losses

A low mark in the Aviator game collects small gains, and one miss can erase several of them. A high mark works the other way round, with one win covering a run of misses. The mark changes how results are spread across a session, while the average cost stays where the RTP puts it.

Manual and automatic Cash Out

In the Aviator game, manual Cash Out is the button on the bet panel. You watch the multiplier and press when you decide to take the money, and nothing else is needed.

Bet and Auto tabs above a stake field and a green Bet button on a crash game panel
An automatic target closes the bet at the chosen multiplier but cannot stop an earlier crash.

An automatic target is also common. You type a multiplier, say 1.80x, and the game cashes the bet out when the curve reaches it. This removes the delay between seeing the number and pressing the button, but it does not change the RTP, and it cannot save a bet if the plane flies away before the target. Automatic repeat bets appear on some panels as well.

Two bet panels in one round

Two bets can usually sit in the same round, each with its own stake and its own Cash Out. That allows a split plan: one panel takes a modest multiplier early, the other waits longer.

Two bet panels side by side with separate stake fields under a crash game plane
Each panel keeps its own stake and its own target, so one can exit early while the other waits.

The table uses ৳50 on each panel, so ৳100 in total. Panel A has an automatic target of 1.50x. Panel B is cashed out by hand at 4.00x.

Plane flies away atPanel APanel BTotal returnedResult against ৳100
1.30x৳0৳0৳0−৳100
1.80x৳75৳0৳75−৳25
4.20x, with Panel B cashing out at 4.00x৳75৳200৳275+৳175

Panel A secures money in the middle scenario, and Panel B pays only in the third. The two Cash Outs are independent, so pressing one does not close the other. Two panels spread one session’s money across two decisions.

Compare the same ৳100 on a single panel with a 1.50x target. It returns ৳150 in both the 1.80x and the 4.20x round and nothing at 1.30x. So the split loses ৳25 where the single bet gains ৳50, and gains ৳175 where the single bet stops at ৳50. In the 1.30x round both approaches lose the full ৳100.

Reading the round history and live panels

The screen keeps a strip of recent results, the multipliers at which earlier rounds ended. Beside the plane, most screens also carry live bets, a statistics area, a personal bet history and a chat.

Live bets in the Aviator game list the stakes other players placed in the current round and the multipliers at which they cashed out, so the list fills and changes while the plane is still climbing.

The statistics area collects the largest wins over several periods. Those rows are picked out from a very large number of rounds and players, so they show the far end of what the game has paid out.

Your own bet history keeps each stake and what it returned. That makes it the place to check a payout: a ৳60 stake cashed out at 1.70x should show a return of ৳102.

Each round starts from scratch, and the strip of earlier crash points carries no information about where the next plane will fly away.

What a 97% RTP costs per ৳1,000

A published RTP of 97% means about ৳97 comes back for every ৳100 wagered over a very large number of rounds. The other side is a 3% house edge, so each ৳1,000 of total bets carries a long-run cost of about ৳30. On ৳500 the figure is about ৳15, on ৳2,000 about ৳60, and 100 rounds of ৳50 each, ৳5,000 in total, cost about ৳150.

Ten rounds can easily lose ৳300 or win ৳200, and the 3% only becomes visible over thousands of rounds. The RTP shown for the version you play is the figure that applies, because operators can run other settings.

Two bet panels double the money wagered per round. Put ৳50 on each panel for 100 rounds and the total reaches ৳10,000, so the long-run cost is about ৳300, twice the one-panel figure above. Each bet in the Aviator game still carries the same 97% RTP; the extra cost comes from the extra stake.

Checking a finished round

Spribe describes the Aviator game as provably fair. Each result is built from a server seed together with client seeds from players in that round, and the data for a round that has already ended can be used to check its result. It works for finished rounds only, and it cannot reveal what the next round will do. How that check works is explained in provably fair explained.

Quick questions

Do all players in a round see the same crash point?

Yes. Aviator is a multiplayer game, so everyone in a round shares one plane and one crash point. What differs is the moment each player cashes out, which is why two players can leave the same Aviator game round with different results.

Does a larger stake change when the plane flies away?

No. The stake sets the amount that is at risk and the amount you collect, and it has no effect on the crash point. The round ends where it ends, whatever was staked on it.

Is there a maximum multiplier?

The highest payout allowed is set by the game rules and by the operator, and the limit differs from one version to another. Open the rules or info panel before choosing a target, so you know the figure that applies to the round you are about to play.

Can Aviator be tried without real money?

Spribe offers a demo or fun mode. Whether a particular site offers one depends on the operator, so check the lobby. A demo is useful for getting used to the speed of the multiplier before you stake money.

Reading your own history after a session

The personal bet history is most useful once a session is over. It lists every stake and every return, so two totals tell the whole story: the money staked and the money that came back. Ten rounds of ৳60 put ৳600 into play, and at a 97% RTP the long-run cost of that amount is about ৳18. A session of that size rarely ends near ৳18, though. Two missed Cash Outs remove ৳120, while one ৳60 win at 1.40x adds only ৳24, so a short Aviator game session is shaped far more by a handful of rounds than by the 3% edge.

Players must be 18 or older, and Aviator should stay inside a fixed budget.