Spribe Aviator is a crash game: you bet before take-off, watch a plane climb while a multiplier rises, and cash out before it flies away. This guide explains how Aviator works, how to play it and what its provably fair system means.
Gambling carries financial risk, and you can lose your whole bet in any round. Set a budget first, and see our responsible gaming page if you need help.
What Is Aviator?
Aviator is a game by Spribe. It is not a reel slot: there are no reels or paylines. Each round, a plane takes off and a multiplier grows from 1x. Your payout depends on the multiplier at the moment you cash out, and the round can end at any point. Aviator is built on a provably fair system, which lets you check the result of each round yourself. For other game types, see our slots page.
How to Play Aviator
A round of Aviator has three steps:
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Bet before take-off. Select an amount and press the “Bet” button to place your bet. You can place two bets at the same time by adding a second bet panel.
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Watch the Lucky Plane take off. Once bets are placed, the Lucky Plane takes off and the win multiplier starts at 1x and grows gradually as the plane rises.
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Cash out before the plane disappears. Your winnings are calculated at the multiplier at which you cash out, multiplied by your initial bet amount. If you fail to cash out before the plane disappears, your bet is lost.
Game Functions of Aviator
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Bet and Cash Out. You can make two bets at once by adding a second bet panel. To cash out, press the “Cash Out” button before the Lucky Plane flies away, and your win is your bet multiplied by the cash out multiplier.
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Auto Play and Auto Cash Out. Auto Play places bets for you automatically. For cash out, you still need to press the “Cash Out” button manually in each round. If you prefer an automatic cash out, the “Auto Cash Out” option cashes your bet out once it reaches the multiplier you set.
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Live Bets and Statistics. The Live Bets panel shows all bets made in the current round. The “My Bets” panel tracks your own bets and cash outs. The “Top” panel shows game statistics, including wins by amount or cash out multiplier, and the biggest round multipliers.
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Randomization. Aviator uses a “Provably Fair” algorithm. You can check and change the Provably Fair settings from the Game menu, and you can verify each round by pressing the icon next to the results in the “My Bets” or “Top” tabs.
Things to Know Before You Play
Provably fair means you can verify how a round’s result was produced. It does not make winning more likely, and it does not stop you losing money. Every round is random, and no pattern or timing method can predict when the plane will leave. Decide your stake and your stop point before you start, and never chase losses.
Spribe Aviator Summary
Aviator is a simple crash game: place a bet, watch the multiplier rise and cash out in time. Its provably fair system lets you check each round, but the outcome is still random and you can lose your bet. Play only with money you can afford to lose, and visit our responsible gaming page if gambling stops being fun.
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