Set your cash-out, then watch the plane climb — get out before it flies away
Here is exactly how Aviator works. You choose when to cash out; the outcome is settled on our server first and the animation shows you what already happened.
The first number is what the game itself shows you — and it is the real rate, not a decoration. The second is a separate roll that only happens after a win, and it is the rare one. Multiply them and you get the figure we publish across the network: one real free bet in every 150 plays, with a hard cap on how many the network gives away each day.
No, and this is worth being blunt about. In a real crash game a lower target is safer; here the round is already decided when the plane takes off, so 1.2× and 10× have identical odds. The target changes the number you see, not the result.
Coincidence, now. An earlier version drew the crash point from your own target so a loss always landed just short of it, which manufactured near misses. That was removed on 5 September 2026 — losing crashes are now drawn from a fixed curve that never looks at what you picked.
There is nothing to lose. You are not staking anything, there is no balance, and no way to deposit. A losing round costs you nothing but the ten seconds.
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