Aviator is the crash round we get asked about most. A red plane lifts off, the multiplier climbs, and your job is to cash out before it flies...
Aviator is built by Spribe and runs as a single shared round. Every player sees the same plane climb from 1.00x upward, and the multiplier locks the moment the plane flies off-screen. You place a stake before takeoff, then choose when to cash out. There are no reels, no paylines and no waiting between spins — rounds finish in seconds, so the
rhythm feels closer to a live market than a slot.
Aviator gives you two bet panels side by side. Run a small stake to a low multiplier for steady cash-outs and let the second stake ride toward a higher target — both work in the same round.
Type a target multiplier — say 1.80x or 5.00x — and Aviator pulls your stake out automatically the moment the plane crosses it. Useful when your timing slips or you're on mobile data.
Every recent multiplier sits along the top of the Aviator board. You can see the last few rounds, the biggest catches and who cashed out where, so your read on the table is based on visible data.
You set your stake in the bet panel before the round locks. Minimum and maximum stakes show on the panel itself, and you can preload bet one and bet two before the plane lifts off.
Once the round starts, the plane climbs and the multiplier ticks up from 1.00x. Your potential cash-out updates in real time alongside the curve, so you read the number, not a reel animation.
Hit the cash-out button at any point during the climb and your stake multiplies by whatever number was on screen. Miss it before the plane flies away and that stake is gone for the round.
On phones the bet, cash-out and auto buttons sit thumb-height at the bottom. We've kept Aviator on a portrait layout so you can play it one-handed without rotating the screen.
Crash-style multiplier round by Spribe, single-shared outcome.
Adjustable through your cash-out target — low if you exit early, high if you let it...
Android, iOS, desktop browser and tablet — same round, same multiplier across all four.
Available on tunai 77 for Indonesia where local law permits, within supported regions only.
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
Aviator was built mobile-first and it shows. The plane, the curve and the two bet panels all fit on one portrait screen, so you don't pinch or scroll mid-round. We've...
Aviator is developed and operated by Spribe, the studio that built the crash format. We host the original — not a clone — so every round runs on Spribe's own server.
Each round is generated from three player seeds combined with a server seed. You can verify the multiplier yourself after the round using the seeds Spribe publishes.
Everyone at the Aviator table sees the same plane and the same multiplier. The result isn't personalised, so your screen matches the screen of every other player in the round.
Every Aviator round on tunai 77 is logged with an ID you can reference in support. That ID ties to the seeds, the curve and your cash-out point.
Spribe holds gaming supplier licences across regulated markets, and Aviator carries independent RNG certification from accredited testing labs.
Recent multipliers stay on screen so you can see the last rounds. Nothing about the round history is hidden behind a menu or a paywall.
Sweet Bonanza is a tumbling slot with cluster pays — visual, long sessions. Aviator is one curve, one decision, finished in seconds. Pick Aviator when you want pace.
Baccarat runs on a dealer cadence with set hand timing. Aviator runs on your cash-out timing instead, so you control the exit rather than waiting for a card draw.
Roulette resolves on a fixed wheel result. Aviator resolves on a moving multiplier you choose to lock, which means your stake decision continues into the round itself.
Olympus leans on spin features and high-volatility drops. Aviator skips features entirely — no symbols, no reels, just a multiplier curve and a cash-out button.
JetX is the closest sibling — also a crash format. Aviator's two-bet panel and broader player base make the on-screen stats feed richer round to round.
Mines is solo, self-paced and grid-based. Aviator is shared, timed and curve-based, so the social read of the table is part of how you decide to cash out.
Blackjack rewards card-by-card decisions across a hand. Aviator compresses the whole decision into one moment — when to press cash-out — and resets in seconds.