Aviator puts a climbing multiplier on your screen and one decision in your hands — hold or cash out before the round ends. We host it inside our...
Aviator is a crash-style title built by Spribe, one of the most recognised names in instant-win gaming. Each round opens with a plane ascending and a multiplier growing alongside it. You decide when to collect your return — wait too long and the round closes before you act. Two simultaneous bets per round let you run a conservative position and an ambitious
one at the same time, giving you more control over how you engage with each flight.
Before the plane lifts off, you set your stake using the chip controls at the bottom of the screen. The bet locks in at round start, and both the amount and the running multiplier are visible throughout the flight.
The multiplier rises from 1x with no predetermined stopping point. Historical round results appear in a panel beside the game, giving you a live reference to help shape your timing decisions across consecutive rounds.
One tap on the cash-out button confirms your return at whatever multiplier is showing at that moment. Miss the window and the round closes without a payout. The entire game is structured around this single, time-sensitive action.
You can set a target multiplier in advance and Aviator will collect automatically when the flight reaches it. This is useful when you want consistent exits at a specific value without watching every round manually.
Crash / instant-win multiplier
Variable — player-controlled via cash-out timing
Desktop browser, Android, iOS mobile
Indonesia — where local law permits
The Aviator interface was designed for portrait screens from the start. The cash-out button sits within thumb reach, the multiplier curve fills the centre of the display, and round history...
If a round closed in a way that feels unclear, our support team can pull the provably fair hash for that specific flight and walk you through the result verification with you directly.
Auto cash-out depends on a stable connection at the moment of execution. If yours did not fire as expected, contact us with the round ID and we will review the session log and respond promptly.
If your account becomes inaccessible mid-session while an Aviator round is live, our team can check the session state and confirm how the open bet was handled before you reconnected.
Spribe built and maintains Aviator. Their catalogue is present in licensed lobbies across multiple regulated markets, and their crash-game engine...
Every Aviator round produces a cryptographic hash before the flight begins. You can input that hash after the round ends...
The Aviator return-to-player figure is fixed in the game code and cannot be altered at the lobby level. What Spribe...
Aviator shows a live activity feed of recent multiplier outcomes from all sessions. This real-time data is generated by the...
We serve the same Spribe build that appears in other licensed environments. No custom modifications are applied to game logic...
Your Aviator bet history is recorded in your account transaction log with round identifiers attached. You can cross-reference any past...
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