Aviator

Specifications

How to Play Aviator

Each round takes only a few seconds:

1. Bet — place your stake before the round starts. You can place two bets simultaneously with different cash-out targets.
2. Flight — the plane takes off and the multiplier starts climbing from 1x.
3. Cash out — click “Cash Out” at any point. Your win = stake x current multiplier.
4. Crash — if the plane flies away before you cash out, the bet is lost.

The auto cash-out feature lets you pre-set a target multiplier — the game will automatically collect winnings once it is reached.

Provably Fair — How the Fairness Works

Each Aviator round is generated using cryptographic hashes contributed by three parties: the provider (Spribe), the casino, and the player. The algorithm is deterministic and auditable — any round result can be independently verified after the fact. This makes manipulation technically impossible.

Strategies and Bankroll Management

Two main approaches used by players:

• Low multiplier (1.2x-2x): frequent small wins. Lower risk, but requires high bet volume for meaningful returns.
• High multiplier (10x+): rare large wins. Most rounds are losses, but one successful exit can cover a losing streak.

The double-bet feature lets you combine both approaches in a single round: one bet targeting a low multiplier as insurance, another targeting a high one for upside potential.

Aviator in the Spribe Ecosystem

Aviator is Spribe flagship product and the game that effectively created the crash games genre in regulated iGaming. Since its release, dozens of successors have appeared — Lucky Jet, JetX, Spaceman, Aviamasters. None has reached a comparable footprint in terms of operator coverage.

The game runs on mobile without any downloads, supports a live player chat, and displays real-time statistics from recent rounds.