Aviator by Spribe
The game that made the genre. Spribe launched Aviator in 2019 and the red plane, the rising curve and the two-panel bet slip became the template almost every crash game since has followed.
Aviator Demo
Free play money, no download or registration.
- RTP
- 97.0%
- House Edge
- 3.0%
- Max Win
- Not published
- Volatility
- Low - Medium
- Bet Range
- 0.10 – 100.0
- Provider
- Spribe
- Released
- 15 Feb 2019
- Autoplay
- Yes
How to Play Aviator
The goal is to collect before the plane flies away. The multiplier rises for as long as the flight lasts, and the crash point is fixed before the round starts. The steps below cover a full round.
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Configure your bets
Bets run from 0.10 to 100 per panel. One panel places a single bet; both place two independent bets on the same round with separate stakes and targets.
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Set auto features
Each panel takes an optional auto cash out target that collects on its own once the round reaches it. Autoplay runs 5, 10, 25 or 100 consecutive rounds on the configured settings, with stop rules for a balance falling by a set amount, rising by a set amount, or a single win exceeding a threshold.
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Place your bet
Stakes go in during the pre-round countdown, before the plane leaves the ground.
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Watch the flight
The plane climbs and the multiplier rises continuously from ×1.00 with the distance it covers.
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Cash out before it flies away
- Collected in time - the stake is multiplied by the value showing at that moment.
- The plane flies off first - the round ends and any uncollected bet is lost.
Each panel settles on its own, so one can collect early while the other keeps running.
Game Features
- Dual betting panels
- Two independent bets on one round, each with its own stake, auto cash out target and autoplay settings.
- Auto cash out
- A target multiplier that collects the bet the moment it is reached.
- Autoplay with stop rules
- 5, 10, 25 or 100 rounds, halting on a set fall or rise in balance or on a single win above a threshold.
- Multiplayer lobby
- Every player in the round with their username, stake, multiplier and total win.
- Leaderboards
- Biggest wins for the day, the week, the month and the year.
- Round history
- Previous results, expandable for a longer run.
Aviator is a new kind of social multiplayer game consisting of an increasing curve that can crash anytime. When round starts, a scale of multiplier starts growing. Player must cash out before lucky plane flies away. Originated from video gaming industry, this format became popular in crypto casinos, due to its simplicity and exciting gambling experience. We are amongst pioneers to introduce this game to regular online casinos.
Pros & Cons
Pros
- 97% RTP with no published ceiling
- Two independent bets per round
- Autoplay stops on balance and single-win rules
- The most widely available crash game there is
Cons
- Stakes stop at 100
- No bonus round or feature buy
- Presentation is plain next to newer titles
Aviator Screenshots
Aviator FAQ
What is Aviator?
Aviator is a crash game from Spribe and the title that popularised the format. A plane climbs and a multiplier rises with it, settling your bet at whatever value you collect on. If the plane flies away first, the bet is lost. Two bets can run on the same round, each collected independently.
Can I play Aviator for free?
Yes. The demo runs on play money with no registration or download, at the same 97% RTP as the real-money version.
Does Aviator really have no maximum win?
There is no published ceiling, which is not the same as no limit. Rounds in the hundreds of thousands do occur - the largest recorded result in a recent year ran past ×200,000 - but those are freak outcomes at the far end of the distribution, not a target. The overwhelming majority of rounds end in the low single digits, exactly as the 97% RTP implies.
Why do so many crash games look like Aviator?
Because most of them were built after it. The rising curve, the plane, the pair of bet panels with individual auto cash out targets, the lobby showing everyone else's stakes - Aviator set that layout in 2019 and studios have largely kept it since. When another crash game feels familiar, this is usually what it is copying.
Top Aviator Casinos
Aviator is a Spribe title, and these three casinos carry the studio's crash games.
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1Win
A sportsbook-led brand that has grown a deep casino alongside it since 2018, carrying most of the crash studios that matter. Crypto and card funding both work, and verification is only asked for when something is flagged.
- Founded
- 2018
- Banking
- Crypto & fiat
- Payout
- 5–60 min
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Winz
A crypto-first casino running on a Tobique licence since 2020, best known for paying its bonuses out wager-free. The crash shelf is small but well chosen, carrying Spribe, BGaming, Pragmatic Play and InOut Games.
- Founded
- 2020
- Banking
- Crypto & fiat
- Payout
- 5–60 min
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Bets.io
An Anjouan-licensed casino live since 2021, taking crypto and cards, with instant crypto payouts and verification only on review. The crash shelf is compact but covers the names most players want.
- Founded
- 2021
- Banking
- Crypto & fiat
- Payout
- Instant
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