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What Aviator Is

Aviator is a multiplier game made by the studio Spribe. The screen shows a small red airplane that flies while a multiplier grows. At a random moment the plane flies away, and the round ends.

A bet placed before take-off is paid at the multiplier shown at the moment of cash-out. A bet still open when the plane leaves is lost. The result of each round does not depend on the previous one.

How A Round Of Aviator Goes

Each round has a short betting window, the flight and the crash. The steps below follow one round from the lobby to the payout.

  1. Open the Crash section of the casino and launch Aviator.
  2. Enter a stake between $0.1 and $100 in the bet panel.
  3. Confirm the bet while the betting window is open.
  4. Watch the multiplier rise from 1.00x as the plane climbs.
  5. Press Cash Out before the plane flies away to receive stake × multiplier.

A stake of $10 cashed out at 2.50x returns $25. The same stake left open until the plane leaves returns nothing.

Aviator Limits, RTP And Volatility

The figures below come from the game data checked by the editorial team on 26 October 2026. Play is open only to adults aged 18 or older.

Aviator parameters
ParameterDetail
StudioSpribe
RTP97%
VolatilityMedium
Minimum stake$0.1
Maximum stake$100

RTP is the long-run share of stakes returned to players over a very large number of rounds. It does not predict the result of a single round or a single session.

Aviator Features

The bet panel and the screen around the flight carry several tools. The game's rules panel lists the exact options available in the current version.

  • a manual Cash Out button active during the flight;
  • an auto cash-out field where the game offers it, which closes the bet at a set multiplier;
  • a history strip with the multipliers of recent rounds;
  • a list of other players' bets and cash-outs in the round.

Where Aviator Sits In The Casino

Aviator appears in the crash games lobby next to other multiplier titles. The search field in the casino also finds it by name.

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Cashback, 1win Coins And Aviator

The weekly casino cashback returns up to 30% of real-money slot losses from the past 7 days. It needs a minimum weekly loss of $5, arrives on Saturday and has no wagering requirement. Whether crash bets count towards cashback is set by the bonus rules on the bonus page.

  • cashback counts only real-money bets, not free spins;
  • the cashback rate depends on the week's slot turnover and the VIP level;
  • 1win Coins are earned for real-money bets on sports and casino slots;
  • the Coins exchange rate is listed in the operator's Rules.

Aviator opens from the casino lobby after sign-in to an account.

Access to the casino depends on the law of the reader's country and on the operator's Terms; the register data is on the licence page.

Frequently Asked Questions

Short answers about Aviator rules and limits.

Who makes Aviator?

Aviator is made by the studio Spribe. The casino hosts it in the crash games lobby.

What is the RTP of Aviator?

The game data lists RTP 97% with medium volatility.

What are the Aviator bet limits?

Each bet ranges from $0.1 to $100.

What happens if the plane flies away before cash-out?

The open bet is lost. Only a bet cashed out before the plane leaves is paid at the current multiplier.