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How Aviator works

Spribe · Crash

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Game providerSpribe

Official demo

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How it plays

Aviator is a crash game from Spribe. Unlike a slot, it has no reels and no paylines. Once a round starts, the multiplier on screen keeps growing, the curve can crash at any moment, and the player has to cash out before the plane flies away. The official page lists neither an RTP nor a maximum win, so this site shows neither figure and offers no way to win.

When a round starts, the multiplier scale begins to grow. There is no way to know in advance when the curve will stop growing and crash.

According to the official description, the player must cash out before the plane flies away. The settlement details are in the official description, and this site does not work them out further.

The official description calls it a social multiplayer game, so other players take part in the same round.

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)

    Aviator is a new kind of social multiplayer game made up of a rising curve that can crash at any time.

    Official English text “Aviator is a new kind of social multiplayer game consisting of an increasing curve that can crash anytime.”

  • Official description (this site's rendering)

    When a round starts, a multiplier scale begins to grow.

    Official English text “When round starts, a scale of multiplier starts growing.”

  • Official description (this site's rendering)

    The player must cash out before the lucky plane flies away.

    Official English text “Player must cash out before lucky plane flies away.”

Official data
Game provider
Spribe
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Frequently asked questions

What kind of game is Aviator?
It is a crash game: a multiplier curve keeps rising, can crash at any moment, and the player has to cash out before the plane flies away. It is not a slot and has no reels or paylines.
What is the RTP of Aviator?
Spribe's official page for Aviator does not publish an RTP, so this site shows no figure and does not quote estimates from other sources.
What is the maximum win of Aviator?
The official page does not publish a maximum win either, so this site shows none.
Can Aviator be played for free on this page?
No, this page does not embed the game. The official demo is on Spribe's site, so go there to try it.
Is there a way to improve the chance of cashing out in time?
No. When the curve crashes is random, and this site offers no betting approach and no way to win.

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