Game Overview

When casinos first moved onto the web in the late 1990s, developers were primarily focused on recreating the most popular slots and table games. The web presented an amazing opportunity for the casinos and other gambling companies of the day – it’s hard to grasp just how huge the online market is in comparison to serving only the players in your immediate locality, so it made sense to concentrate your efforts on providing the games which you knew were already popular with the gambling community. But as we all know, times change, and we’re now in an era where software houses are competing to create unique and innovative new experiences; Aviator from Spribe is a perfect example of this, a so-called ‘crash game’ that offers a 97% RTP and a 10,000x stake jackpot.

So, what is a ‘crash game’? These games are relatively straightforward compared to slots or table games, merely asking that you predict the time the plane will crash and cash out your winnings before that happens. You can make your prediction in advance or simply hit the cashout button when your nerve expires, providing that the plane doesn’t go down first! Aviator was not the first ‘crash game’, but it’s one of the most widely known, perhaps due to the fact that it is widely available not just at traditional online casinos but at crypto-based sites as well.

Do you think you have what it takes to predict a few flights successfully? If you’re right, you could make a pretty penny! Why not test your skills with our free Aviator demo first? It’s available to play with unlimited practice credits.

Aviator is a simple crash game based solely on the altitude of an aeroplane flown by the world’s unluckiest pilot! Simple games don’t need complex graphics to succeed, and you could easily mistake this one for a stocks analysis site or a trading system if you didn’t look too closely! Table games such as Blackjack are just as popular with online players as they are on the casino floor, but games such as this one and Crazy Time continue to push the envelope in terms of what a casino game can be – in my eyes, that alone makes it worth at least a few minutes worth of play!

There’s no real paytable to discuss in Aviator; there are no reels either, for that matter! It’s still helpful to discuss the potential payouts available through gameplay; however, some rounds can end immediately with the plane being destroyed before it even makes it into the air; when that occurs, all players lose their entire stake. Around one in ten times, the round multiplier will reach a value between 1x and 1.2x – that makes it a fairly safe bet, but your bankroll isn’t going to climb very fast if you are only collecting such tiny profits each time! Multipliers between 2x and 4x are the most common, seemingly occurring roughly 70% of the time, with multipliers between 4x and 100x showing up during another 10% of rounds or thereabouts. That just leaves the big ones, with the developer stating the maximum prize that can be won is $10,000 in any given round. On the minimum price per play, that would be 100,000x, but realistically, we’d estimate the top prize ranges between 1,000x and 10,000x.

Aviator allows you to bet any multiple of the minimum €0.10 wager up to the maximum limit of €100.00 per flight. You are also permitted to place a second bet if you wish, allowing you to have an automatic cash out at a predefined level and a chance to press the button yourself if the flight goes on long after your automatic bet has been evaluated.

This is one of the simplest casino games you could ever hope to find, and it’s something that anybody can get to grips with quickly. First, you’ll need to choose your stake(s) – this is a multiplayer game, and you can see how much other players are wagering on the next round via the table displayed at the bottom or left of the screen, depending on your device. You can also sit and watch a few games before you join in if you wish.

When the plane takes off, watch it carefully – the aim now is to cash out before the crash occurs. The current prize multiplier is displayed at all times in the centre of the screen, indicating the amount your wager will be boosted by if you press the large green ‘collect’ button. If you have set a predefined altitude in the wager selection box, you can still press collect at any time if you are satisfied with the current payout.

Spribe Aviator Prediction Tool & Game Tricks

The Spribe Aviator game algorithm is entirely random, so any tools that may claim to be able to predict with accuracy where the next crash will take place are misleading you. We’ve taken a different approach with our Aviator predictor by telling it the expected RTP of the game and then feeding it live results. It then takes that information and predicts where it expects the plane to crash after analysing previous result patterns and where the current RTP sits over the last 1,000 games.

Again, to clarify, this is not a guaranteed way to win, but you can have some fun using it when playing Aviator at low stakes or for free in our demo game.