LAST UPDATED / 2026-08-14
In crash games like Aviator a multiplier starts at 1.00x and climbs until it stops at a random moment. You have to cash out before it stops. If the game crashes first, the whole stake is lost.
How to play
Place your bet
Enter your stake before the round begins. Start small.
Watch the multiplier climb
The number rises from 1.00x. The longer you wait, the bigger the payout and the bigger the risk.
Cash out
Cashing out before the crash is the entire skill. A moment too late and the stake is gone.
Consider auto cashout
You can set a multiplier at which the system cashes out for you. This removes emotion from the decision.
Bets and payouts
| Bet | What it means |
|---|---|
| Cash out at 1.2x | Wins often, but the profit is tiny |
| Cash out at 2x | Roughly half the rounds, balanced return |
| Cash out at 10x | Very rare, most rounds end in a loss |
The part that matters
The most common mistake is reading previous rounds as a pattern and predicting the next one. Each round’s result is generated independently and has no connection to the last. Thinking “ten small crashes in a row, so a big one is due” is the fastest way to empty a balance.
No strategy, app or signal group can remove the house edge. Anyone promising guaranteed wins is selling you something.
Questions
Is there a guaranteed Aviator trick?
No. The predictor apps and signal groups sold on YouTube and Telegram do not work. They are a separate scam whose real aim is to take your money or your account details.
Is auto cashout better than manual?
Auto cashout removes emotion from the decision, which usually helps. It does not remove the house edge.