Aviator: How the Game Works
Aviator by Spribe for PNG players: how the rising multiplier works, why it is not a pokie, and how to open this crash game at BigKina in Kina.
Not a pokie at all
Aviator is a crash game from Spribe, and it plays nothing like the rest of the lobby. A small red plane takes off and a number climbs with it. Before it flies away you press cash out to lock in your bet times the number on screen. If the plane leaves first, that bet is lost.
Every player in the round sees the same flight, and a live feed shows what others are doing. That shared feeling is a big part of why it has spread around the world.
Timing, not skill
Each round is short, and you can place two bets at once if you like, cashing them out at different moments. An auto cash-out option can do this at a number you choose. Spribe also offers a way to check that the rounds were generated fairly, which is explained in the game.
The cash-out button can make you feel in control, but the point where the plane leaves is random. Past rounds do not predict the next one, so ignore anyone selling a system. Rounds are fast, so set your limit first.
Play Aviator on BigKina
Open the BigKina lobby, tap the Spribe tile and search for Aviator. You need an account to play for Kina. For more, read how these games work and our advice on playing safely. BigKina is for players 18 and over. Results are chance and no win is promised.
Aviator questions
Can I predict when the plane will leave?
No. Each round is random, and past results say nothing about the next one. Be wary of anyone selling predictions.