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How Aviamasters works
BGaming · Crash
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How it plays
Aviamasters is a crash-style game from BGaming. The player sets a bet, taps Play and sends a plane on a random flight path, and the round ends when the plane lands. This page covers only the rules and figures that are officially published and offers no way to win.
The player sets the bet amount and taps Play, and the plane flies a random path. Random rockets on the path divide the Counter Balance and lower the plane's trajectory.
Multipliers are generated at random on the flight path every round, and a plane that hits them also gains altitude.
When the plane lands on the aircraft carrier, the end-of-round Counter Balance is applied to the overall Balance. If it lands in water, the round is considered lost.
Every round is random and earlier results have no effect on the next one. This site gives no betting advice.
The official description, line by line
Official description (this site's rendering)
Next, tap the Play button to send your plane on a random flight path.
Official English text “Next, tap the Play button to send your plane on a random flight path.”
Official description (this site's rendering)
Random rockets spawn on the aircraft’s path every round. They divide the player’s Counter Balance into 2 and lower the plane’s trajectory.
Official English text “Random rockets spawn on the aircraft’s path every round. They divide the player’s Counter Balance into 2 and lower the plane’s trajectory.”
Official description (this site's rendering)
+1, +2, +5, +10 and x2, x3, x4, x5 multipliers are randomly generated on the aircraft’s flight path every round. If the plane hits them, it also gains altitude.
Official English text “+1, +2, +5, +10 and x2, x3, x4, x5 multipliers are randomly generated on the aircraft’s flight path every round. If the plane hits them, it also gains altitude.”
Official description (this site's rendering)
When the plane lands on an aircraft carrier, the player’s end-of-round Counter Balance is applied to their overall Balance. If the aircraft lands in water, the round is considered lost.
Official English text “When the plane lands on an aircraft carrier, the player’s end-of-round Counter Balance is applied to their overall Balance. If the aircraft lands in water, the round is considered lost.”
Official data
- Game provider
- BGaming
- RTP (theoretical return to player)
- 97%“RTP 97 %” ↗
- Maximum multiplier
- 250x“Max.multiplier x 250” ↗
- Volatility
- Low“Volatility Low” ↗
- Official release date
- 2024-07-02“Release Date Jul 02, 2024” ↗
RTP is a theoretical value published officially. It describes the average return over the long run and many rounds, and says nothing about a single round or a short period. The version actually offered depends on the operator's settings, and the information in the game takes precedence. Items the official page does not publish are not listed in this table and are not guessed. Official page
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Frequently asked questions
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