How does a round work?
Each round has a short betting window, a flight and a result. In order:
- Sign in to Bons and open Aviator from the games lobby. If you do not have an account yet, see Bons login and registration.
- While the previous round finishes, pick a bet amount with the + and − buttons, a preset value or by typing it, then press Bet. You can cancel until the round starts.
- The plane takes off. The win multiplier starts at 1x and keeps growing as the plane climbs.
- Press Cash Out whenever you like. Your win is the bet multiplied by the multiplier shown at that moment.
- If the plane flies away before you cash out, that bet is lost.
A worked example in rupees: you stake ₹100 and cash out at 2.30x, so ₹230 comes back to your balance, ₹130 of it profit. Had you waited for 3x and the plane left at 2.80x, the ₹100 would be gone. Spribe's rules add one detail worth knowing: if the plane crashes at 1.25x, the multiplier only reached 1.24x, so an auto cash-out set at exactly 1.25x loses.
Two bets and auto cash-out
Aviator lets you play two bets at the same time. Press the plus icon in the top right corner of the first bet panel and a second panel opens, with its own stake and its own Cash Out button. A common approach is to take one bet out early and leave the other running, which changes how results are spread across rounds but not the game's 97% return.
Each panel has an Auto tab with two separate tools:
- Auto Cash Out closes the bet as soon as the multiplier reaches the number you enter, for example 1.60x. It is useful on a slow phone connection.
- Auto Play places the same bet every round for a chosen number of rounds. You can add stop conditions: stop if your balance falls by a set amount, rises by a set amount, or if a single win exceeds a set amount.
Auto Play does not cash out for you unless Auto Cash Out is also switched on. If you use it, always set a loss stop, because rounds follow each other in seconds.
Play Aviator at Bons
Two bets per round and auto cash-out. Decide your limit before take-off. 18+ only
RTP 97% and provably fair
Spribe lists Aviator's RTP at 97%, which means the game keeps about ₹3 of every ₹100 staked over a very long period. That edge is the same whether you cash out at 1.10x or wait for 10x; low targets win more often and pay less, high targets win rarely and pay more.
The crash point of every round can be checked. Before the round, the operator creates a server seed and shows its SHA256 hash as the "next server seed". When betting closes, the server seed is combined with the client seeds of the first three players who placed a bet, and the combination is turned into a SHA512 hash from which the multiplier is calculated. In the round history, a green icon opens the server seed, the three player seeds, the combined hash and the result. You can also change your own client seed in Provably Fair Settings; to take part in generating a round, you need to be among its first three bettors.
Why predictors and signals don't work
Every "Aviator predictor", signal bot or modded APK claims to know the crash point in advance. It cannot. The result depends on seeds from players who bet in that very round, so it is only fixed when the round starts, and the hash shown beforehand reveals nothing about the multiplier.
- Telegram and WhatsApp signal groups earn from subscriptions or referral links, and post their "hits" after the fact.
- Predictor APKs often ask for your casino login or card details, and some carry malware.
- Patterns in the history bar, such as "after three low rounds a big one comes", are coincidence. Every round is independent.
Never give your Bons password, OTP or UPI PIN to any app, bot or "agent" that promises Aviator wins. No genuine tool needs them.
Tips for a controlled session
- Fix a session budget in rupees, such as ₹500, and do not reload it the same day.
- Choose your cash-out target before the round and use Auto Cash Out to stick to it.
- Keep each bet to a small share of the budget so a run of early crashes does not end the session in minutes.
- Do not double your bet after a loss. Martingale-style systems only make losing streaks more expensive.
- Check how Aviator counts towards bonus wagering, if at all: [OFFICIAL: Aviator contribution to bonus wagering at Bons]. Offers are on the Bons bonuses page.
The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025 applies to real-money online games in India. The legality section of our Bons Casino review explains more, and the responsible gaming page lists help if Aviator stops being fun.
Games like Aviator
If you enjoy the cash-out-before-it-ends format, two other titles work in a similar way. Mines, also from Spribe, hides stars and mines on a grid and lets you cash out after each safe pick. Chicken Road from InOut Games sends a chicken across lanes of traffic, with four difficulty levels and a 98% RTP. More options are on the Bons games page; for phone play see the Bons app page.
Try Aviator at Bons
Spribe crash game with RTP 97%. Play with a fixed budget. 18+ only
Sources
- Spribe – Aviator – social multiplayer crash game, RTP 97%, in-game chat, live bets and live statistics
- Spribe – Provably Fair – server seed, client seeds, SHA512 hash and how to check each round
Data checked on 30 October 2026 by the editorial team.
