Aviator is the round-based crash game by Spribe that we keep front-and-centre in our lobby. You place a stake, watch the multiplier climb with the plane, and cash...
Aviator is built by Spribe and runs on a provably fair RNG that decides each flight before the round starts. The screen is simple: a red plane, a rising multiplier, and your bet panel. You can stake on two parallel bets per round, set auto cash-out targets, and watch a live history of past multipliers. We keep it pinned in our instant-games
row so you jump straight in after sign-in.
Aviator lets you run two bet panels in the same flight. Cash one out early to lock a small win, then let the second ride for a higher multiplier on the same plane.
Set a multiplier like 1.50x or 2.00x and Aviator pulls you out automatically when the plane hits it. Useful when the round chat moves faster than your tap reflex.
Each Aviator round publishes a server seed and round hash you can verify after the flight. The result is decided before takeoff, not while the multiplier is climbing on screen.
| Game Type | Crash / instant round game by Spribe, not a slot or table game. |
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| Volatility | High - multipliers can end at 1.00x or push past 100x in the same session. |
| Supported Devices | Android, iOS browsers, desktop Chrome and Safari, portrait and landscape. |
| Access Region | Available to Indonesia accounts where local law permits, supported regions only. |
Aviator was built mobile-first and it shows on our Indonesia lobby. The plane, multiplier and two bet panels stack neatly on a portrait screen, so you can run...
If a round result looks off, our chat team can pull the server seed and round hash for you. Aviator's provably fair log means we can confirm the outcome was set before takeoff.
If your tap registered but the multiplier didn't lock, send us the round ID from Aviator's history panel. We trace it through Spribe's round log and credit the correct figure back.
Reach out if you need clarity on the minimum and maximum Aviator stakes for your account tier. We'll walk you through the bet panel caps that apply on the table you're loading.
Aviator is developed and operated by Spribe, the studio that pioneered the crash format. We host the original certified build, not a clone or reskin.
Every Aviator round uses combined server and client seeds. The hash is published before takeoff so the multiplier cannot be altered while the plane is climbing.
The last 100+ Aviator multipliers are visible inside the game window. You can scroll back through flights and verify hash data on any single round you played.
Spribe's Aviator RNG is tested by independent labs that audit crash mechanics. The certificate covers the math model behind the multiplier curve, not just the front end.
Aviator shows total bets and total cash-outs per round in real time. You see the same data every other table sees - we don't filter or delay the feed.
We host Aviator on the same low-latency channel Spribe ships to its tier-1 operators, so the plane on your screen matches the plane other tables see.
| Aviator vs Sweet Bonanza | Aviator is round-based crash with manual cash-out; Sweet Bonanza is a tumbling-reel slot. Pick Aviator when you want to control the exit, Sweet Bonanza when you want feature buys. |
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| Aviator vs Live Baccarat | Aviator rounds finish in seconds with a single multiplier; Live Baccarat runs longer hands with a real dealer. Aviator suits short bursts, Baccarat suits paced sessions. |
| Aviator vs Roulette | Roulette has fixed payout odds per pocket; Aviator has an open-ended multiplier you choose to lock. Aviator rewards timing, Roulette rewards bet placement. |
| Aviator vs Mines | Both are Spribe instant games. Mines is a tile-reveal grid you control turn by turn; Aviator is a single timed flight with one cash-out window per bet panel. |
| Aviator vs Gates of Olympus | Gates is a Pragmatic slot with cluster pays and multiplier orbs. Aviator strips that down to one rising number - no reels, no symbols, just the curve. |
| Aviator vs JetX | JetX is a similar crash format from a different studio. Aviator's round pacing is faster and the dual-bet panel is native, which is why we keep it as our headline crash title. |
| Aviator vs Sportsbook | Sportsbook markets settle over a match; Aviator settles in under a minute. Use Aviator between matches when you want action without waiting for full-time. |
Each Aviator round is a single plane climbing a single multiplier curve. No reels, no paylines, no bonus rounds - the entire game is the flight.
Most Aviator rounds finish inside 10-20 seconds. The longer the plane stays on screen, the higher the multiplier climbs before it flies off.
The Aviator bet panel is split. Run a low-target auto cash-out on one side and a manual high-multiplier chase on the other in the same round.
Aviator has a side chat where the table reacts to each flight. You can see who cashed out at what multiplier as the round closes.
The strip across the top shows recent multipliers colour-coded by size. Useful context, though each Aviator round is independent of the last.
Aviator accepts small fractional stakes, which keeps the entry bar low. Scale up using the chip presets when you've settled into the round rhythm.