Aviator Rules & Payouts
A detailed reference for Aviator’s core rules, payout calculation, and common settings you may see across platforms. Interfaces differ, but the logic is consistent: your cashout multiplier (if you cash out in time) determines the payout for that round.
Core Rules (Plain and Clear)
- Each round starts near 1.00× and increases continuously while the round is active.
- The round can end at any moment. The final value where it ends is often called the crash point.
- If you cash out before the round ends: your payout is calculated using the multiplier at the moment you cashed out.
- If the round ends before you cash out: your bet for that round is lost.
- Cashout is per bet box: if two bets are enabled, each bet is resolved independently.
Payout Formula
The basic payout model is usually: Payout = Stake × Cashout Multiplier (some platforms may apply fees/commission or display “profit” separately).
| Example stake | Cashout multiplier | Gross payout (before any fees) | Net profit (payout − stake) |
|---|---|---|---|
| ₹100 | 1.50× | ₹150 | ₹50 |
| ₹100 | 2.00× | ₹200 | ₹100 |
| ₹250 | 1.20× | ₹300 | ₹50 |
| ₹50 | 3.00× | ₹150 | ₹100 |
Cashout Types
Manual Cashout
With manual cashout, you press the “Cash Out” button during the round. Your payout uses the multiplier at the moment the platform registers your cashout.
Auto Cashout
Auto cashout lets you set a target multiplier (for example 1.60× or 2.00×). When the multiplier reaches that target, the platform attempts to cash out automatically. Availability and exact behavior can vary by operator and device/network conditions.
Two Bets (Two Bet Boxes) Explained
Some platforms allow two independent bets in the same round. Think of this as running two separate stakes side-by-side. Each bet can have its own stake and its own auto cashout (or manual cashout).
| Feature | Bet 1 | Bet 2 |
|---|---|---|
| Stake | Independent amount | Independent amount |
| Cashout | Manual or auto | Manual or auto |
| Result | Resolves independently | Resolves independently |
| Common use | Earlier cashout to reduce variance | Higher target (higher risk) |
Common Settings You May See
- Min/Max stake: operator-defined limits for a single round.
- Auto bet: repeats bets automatically for multiple rounds (use with caution).
- Auto cashout: attempts cashout at your preset multiplier.
- Quick stake buttons: preset stake amounts for faster placement.
- History view: recent crash multipliers shown as a reference log.
- Sound/visual cues: alerts for round start, cashout, or crash.
“Bonuses” and Promotions (What They Usually Mean)
Promotions are platform-specific, but these are common patterns you may encounter:
| Bonus type | Typical description | What to check |
|---|---|---|
| Welcome bonus | Extra amount added after first deposit or signup | Wagering/turnover requirement, expiry time, max withdrawal |
| Deposit bonus | Percentage bonus on a deposit (e.g., 50% extra) | Eligible games, min deposit, max bonus cap |
| Cashback | Refund a percentage of losses over a period | Calculation window, caps, how/when credited |
| Free bets | Bet credit usable for certain games | Profit-only withdrawal vs full return, expiry |
Practical Notes (Avoid Confusion)
- Gross payout vs profit: some screens show profit only; others show full payout. Always verify what the platform is displaying.
- History is not a prediction: crash history is a log, not a guarantee of future rounds.
- Independent rounds: each round stands alone; previous outcomes do not force the next outcome.
- Controls vary: different operators may label buttons differently, but the core rule remains the same.
