How to Play Aviator: Bets, Cashout and Round Results

In Aviator, you place a stake before takeoff and try to cash out before the flight ends. If cashout is accepted in time, the total payout is your stake multiplied by the cashout multiplier. If the flight ends while your stake remains uncashed, you lose that stake.

Aviator is a crash game developed by SPRIBE. Its multiplier starts at 1x and rises during the flight. Neither choosing a stake nor setting a cashout target guarantees profit. This guide explains the rules and controls using SPRIBE's materials.

SPRIBE's Aviator page lists desktop, tablet and mobile support. This does not establish identical game versions, currencies or limits across operators.

Understanding the screen and round phases

Each round has a betting phase, a flight and a recorded result. The important distinction is between an accepted bet or cashout and merely clicking a button or seeing an animation.

Official Aviator illustration showing a 5.81x multiplier, multiplier history and two 0.10 bet panels

Official provider interface illustration from SPRIBE. The displayed 5.81x and 0.10 values are not our played result or evidence of a universal Mostbet minimum stake.

During the betting phase, the flight has not yet started. After takeoff, the multiplier rises until the crash point. Check the recorded result afterward: the animation alone does not prove that a cashout request was accepted. The available materials do not establish a universal duration for these phases.

Placing one bet and cashing out manually

To place one bet, enter a stake in one panel and confirm its acceptance before takeoff. During the flight, request cashout before the crash point.

English Aviator bet panel crop showing the stake amount, BET button and Auto tab

This crop of SPRIBE's illustration identifies the stake amount, BET button and Auto tab. It does not show an activated 2.00 Auto Cashout setting.

1. Check your actual account currency, game rules and available stake limits.
2. Enter your stake in one bet panel.
3. While betting is open, press Bet or BET.
4. Check that the bet was accepted for the intended round. A click is not enough if the game reports a rejection.
5. During the flight, press Cashout to request settlement.
6. Open My Bets and check the recorded multiplier and payout.

A late request cannot recover a stake already lost. Cashout also does not transfer account funds to a payment account: account withdrawal is a separate operation.

The bet-before-takeoff and accepted-cashout rules are described in the published Aviator instructions.

Calculating an accepted payout

An accepted payout is calculated as stake × cashout multiplier. The result includes the original stake, so it is not entirely profit.

For this hypothetical example, the stake is 0.10 account-currency units. Every amount below applies only if cashout was accepted at the stated multiplier, in accordance with the published instructions.

No additional rounding is needed in these examples. Actual display and settlement precision depend on the currency and operator's game rules. The table excludes other stakes and does not establish a profitable session.

This chart shows conditional payout arithmetic only. It is not a chart of frequency, probability, forecasts or profit.

Auto Bet versus Auto Cashout

Auto Bet repeats stakes in later rounds, while Auto Cashout requests settlement at a selected multiplier. Neither function automatically enables the other.

English Aviator instructions explaining Auto Bet and Auto Cashout

Excerpt from the published SPRIBE instructions showing the different roles of Auto Bet and Auto Cashout.

To set only Auto Cashout to 2.00 using the documented controls:

1. Open the Auto tab.
2. Enable Auto Cashout.
3. Enter 2.00 in its target multiplier field.
4. Leave Auto Bet off.
5. Check the stake amount in the panel.
6. Submit the stake before takeoff and confirm that it was accepted.

If the flight ends below 2.00, the uncashed stake is lost. The materials do not establish guaranteed request priority when events coincide or confirm a current Mostbet stop-loss feature.

Turning off Auto Bet stops subsequent repetition, but does not necessarily cancel an already accepted active stake. Check that stake's status separately.

Using two stakes in one flight

Two panels let you choose different stake amounts and control cashout separately, but both stakes share the same crash point. They do not have independent outcomes or provide twice the chance of winning.

This is a calculated example, not a round we played. Two stakes of 0.10 total 0.20. The first cashout is accepted at 1.50x; the second targets 3.00x, but the flight ends at 2.30x.

The combined payout of 0.15 is below the total stakes of 0.20, leaving a loss of 0.05. If the flight ends before the first target and neither cashout is accepted, both stakes may lose. Separate controls do not make this risk-free or justify raising stakes after losses.

Checking history and Provably Fair

Use your personal bet record to check settlement, and the provided Provably Fair tools to check the relevant hash commitment. Past multipliers and large-result rankings do not predict the next flight.

My Bets helps you check an accepted payout or report an issue. Live Bets concerns participants' current bets, while Top selects large results. A leaderboard is not a representative measure of the chance of repeating those results. A run of low or high multipliers does not forecast the next round either.

SPRIBE's Provably Fair explanation describes a server-seed hash published before a round, client seeds, SHA512 and a history verification window. The game instructions also mention Game Menu, Provably Fair settings and a history icon.

Checking a hash commitment is not the same as reconstructing the flight, forecasting the next outcome or certifying the entire operator. The worked example on SPRIBE's general page concerns Mini Roulette and should not be transplanted into Aviator. See our Aviator Provably Fair verification guide for the procedure and its limits.

These materials do not support claims that a “predictor” reveals the next multiplier in advance. Do not install third-party apps on that promise or share passwords, one-time codes or wallet recovery phrases.

Understanding 97% RTP and using the calculator

SPRIBE's stated 97% RTP means theoretical long-run return under the applicable turnover model. It corresponds to a 3% house edge, not 97% winning rounds or 3% instant crashes.

RTP alone does not establish an exact probability of reaching a chosen multiplier. It also does not determine your next round or session result.

The ToolsGambling RTP calculator can illustrate turnover and expected loss under a specified model. It does not verify Aviator's algorithm or identify a winning cashout point.

1. Open the calculator.
2. Set RTP to 97%.
3. Enter a stake of 0.10 USD.
4. Select By spins and enter a count of 100.
5. Read the total staked, expected loss and expected return.
6. Interpret the output as a mathematical model, not a balance forecast.

Here, By spins counts individual stakes, not flight multipliers. The count of 100 is illustrative, not a recommendation to play 100 times. The hour and week fields are irrelevant to this fixed-count example.

English RTP calculator inputs set to 97%, a 0.10 USD stake, By spins and a count of 100

Local example of the English calculator inputs, not a test of the current Mostbet game.

English RTP calculator result showing 10 USD total staked, 0.30 USD expected loss and 9.70 USD expected return

Output from the local calculation example. These are model values, not an actual balance or guaranteed return.

The calculation assumes a fixed amount per stake and that the stated RTP applies to the full turnover. It does not establish completion time, actual loss or a safe bankroll.

With two 0.10 USD panels in each of 100 rounds, the same model counts 200 bets, 20 USD turnover and 0.60 USD expected loss. Sharing a flight does not turn two accepted stakes into one for turnover accounting. The calculator's slot database and colour rating do not validate Aviator or certify operator safety.

Playing on mobile and handling technical problems

The basic mobile actions are the same: check your stake, its acceptance and your target multiplier. SPRIBE lists mobile support, and the instructions say Live Bets moves below the panels on mobile. The current Mostbet mobile layout was not tested for this guide.

The provider materials do not establish a universal standalone Aviator APK. Use a stable connection and check the active stake and settings rather than assuming every mobile version is arranged identically.

If a bet is not accepted, first read the displayed message and check the bet record. Possible causes include a closed betting phase, stake limits, insufficient funds or account status. Without the actual message, a particular account problem cannot be diagnosed.

The published instructions state that an interruption during an active bet automatically cashes it out at the current multiplier. They also state that bets and payouts affected by hardware or software malfunction are void, with stakes refunded. These are published provisions, not a tested or universal Mostbet refund promise. Check the latest in-game and operator rules against the recorded result. Never deliberately disconnect to try to force settlement.

For a disputed cashout, retain the round ID, time and time zone, currency, stake and screenshots, then contact support. Do not repeatedly rebet or deposit to test the issue, use a VPN to bypass restrictions or otherwise evade access controls.

Free bets, bonuses and account withdrawal

Free bets and bonuses depend on operator-specific conditions, while account withdrawal is separate from cashout within a round. The available materials do not confirm a current Mostbet offer, bonus amount or fixed payment speed.

The instructions describe Free Bets, Rain and the chat Claim control. Their presence in the documentation does not guarantee availability for your account.

Before using an offer, check eligibility, eligible games, expiry, stake and cashout limits, and the game's contribution to wagering requirements. Do not assume that free spins apply to Aviator. Detailed offer questions belong in the Mostbet promo-code guide.

Account withdrawal may involve identity verification (KYC) and payment review. An accepted in-round payout does not prove that an account withdrawal has been completed. See the separate Mostbet withdrawal guide.

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Sources behind this guide

The game rules and control explanations come from SPRIBE materials. Check current in-game and operator rules for conditions affecting your account.

• SPRIBE's Aviator page: developer, game overview, stated RTP and supported device types.
• Published Aviator instructions: betting before takeoff, cashout, two panels, automation and technical-interruption provisions. The document has no publication date.
• SPRIBE's Provably Fair explanation: general commitment and verification principles, not an independent audit of Aviator or Mostbet.