An Aviator round is built around a growing multiplier and an unpredictable ending. Understand the difference between requesting an exit and having it accepted while the round is active. Neither a previous flight nor a preferred target can guarantee the next result.
The Flight Represents an Active Round
The display begins with a multiplier of 1.00x and shows it increasing during the flight. The round can finish before a player exits. Those numbers describe this round, not when the plane will leave.
An exit must complete before the round ends for its applicable multiplier to be secured.
Follow the Entry and Settlement Sequence
- Before the Betting Window Closes: Review the stake and submit only within the allowed window. The described interface permits two positions, but each adds exposure and must be understood separately.
- While the Multiplier Is Changing: Watch the active value without assuming that a recent 1.25x, 2.50x or higher result predicts how far this round will continue.
- When Choosing to Exit: Use the cash-out control while the round is still active and check the accepted result. A late click or interrupted connection is subject to the game’s settlement rules.
- If the Round Finishes First: A position left active at the crash loses its stake. Do not increase the next amount to try to recover that loss.
