Aviator is the crash round we get asked about most. A red plane lifts, the multiplier climbs, and you cash out before it flies off — that's the...
Aviator is built by Spribe and runs on a single rising-curve mechanic instead of reels or paylines. You set a stake, the round begins, the plane climbs, and your multiplier ticks upward until it flies away. Cash out before that moment and the multiplier becomes your payout. It's faster than a slot spin, lighter than a live table, and the round-history strip
lets you read the rhythm before placing your next stake.
Aviator gives you two bet slots side by side. Cash one out early to lock a small multiplier, leave the second running for the higher curve — both managed from the same panel without leaving the round.
Set your stake, choose a target multiplier like 1.80x or 2.50x, and Aviator handles the exit for you. Useful when you want to watch the live chat or scan round history while rounds keep firing.
Every previous multiplier sits along the top strip so you can read recent curves at a glance. The live chat panel shows other cash-outs in real time, giving the round its arcade-like, social pull.
Find Aviator in our crash games row or search the lobby. The cockpit loads in one tap, with the bet panel docked at the bottom of the screen ready for your first stake.
Pick a stake using the chip presets or type a custom amount. Confirm before the countdown ends and your bet locks into the next round — miss the window and it queues for the round after.
Tap the orange cash-out button while the plane is still climbing. Your stake multiplies by whatever value showed at that exact moment, and the payout drops onto your balance instantly.
On phones the curve fills the screen and the dual-bet panel sits within thumb reach. Portrait mode keeps round history visible, so you're not swiping between tabs to read the rhythm.
Crash / multiplier round by Spribe, single mechanic with no reels, paylines or bonus features beyond the rising curve itself.
High variance. Most rounds settle under 2x but the curve occasionally stretches well past 100x, so stake sizing matters.
Runs on Android, iOS, tablets and desktop browsers. The cockpit scales to portrait or landscape without losing the bet panel.
Available across our Indonesia lobby where local law permits, with QRIS, DANA, OVO and GoPay top-ups linked to the same wallet.
Aviator was built phone-first and it shows. The plane, multiplier and dual-bet panel fit one portrait screen, no pinch-zoom needed. Round history scrolls along the top, the cash-out button is...
If a round disconnects mid-flight, our live chat team can pull the server seed and confirm the multiplier you would have hit. Reach us from the help icon inside the Aviator window.
Sometimes a tap lands a fraction late. We'll walk you through the round log, show the exact millisecond your cash-out registered, and explain how the multiplier was settled.
Need to adjust your per-round ceiling or check your session totals? Account settings link directly from the Aviator panel — no need to back out to the main lobby.
Aviator is developed and licensed by Spribe, the studio that introduced the crash format to regulated lobbies. We host the certified build, not a clone.
Every round generates a server seed combined with player seeds. You can verify any multiplier yourself from the round history panel inside the game.
Spribe's RNG and crash mechanic are audited by recognised testing labs, with certificates available through the provider's compliance pages.
Every multiplier, stake and cash-out is timestamped and stored. You can pull your own history straight from the Aviator panel for any session.
We run the latest Spribe release with their server-side fixes applied, so disconnect handling and round settlement match the provider's spec.
Aviator is offered through our Indonesia lobby where local law permits, with the same account safeguards that cover the rest of our games.
| Aviator vs Sweet Bonanza | Sweet Bonanza is a tumbling-reel slot with cluster pays. Aviator skips reels entirely — one rising curve, one cash-out decision, faster rounds. |
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| Aviator vs Live Baccarat | Baccarat asks you to pick Banker or Player and wait for the deal. Aviator hands you the exit timing instead of the side bet. |
| Aviator vs Mines | Both are Spribe titles. Mines is grid-based with hidden tiles; Aviator is a single curve. Aviator rounds are shorter, Mines is more tactical. |
| Aviator vs Crazy Time | Crazy Time is a presenter-led wheel show. Aviator has no host, no bonus rooms — just the cockpit, the curve and your cash-out button. |
| Aviator vs Gates of Olympus | Olympus chases multiplier orbs across cascades. Aviator's multiplier is the whole game, displayed in one number that you control by tapping out. |
| Aviator vs Plinko | Plinko drops a ball through pegs to a payout slot. Aviator gives you control over the exit point, while Plinko's outcome is locked at drop. |
| Aviator vs Roulette | Roulette settles in one spin with fixed odds per pocket. Aviator scales continuously, so your potential payout grows the longer you hold. |
Most rounds resolve inside 10 to 20 seconds, so you can fit a full session into a coffee break.
Bet sizing scales from small chip values up to higher caps, with the panel remembering your last stake.
The dual-bet panel lets you split risk — one early cash-out, one held longer, both inside the same round.
Pre-set your exit multiplier and Aviator pulls you out the moment the curve hits it, no manual tap needed.
Watch other cash-outs land in real time. It's not just decoration — it tells you how the room is reading the round.
The top strip shows the last dozen multipliers so you can spot streaks of low rounds before placing your next bet.