Aviator is the round-based crash game we keep front and centre in our lobby. A small plane lifts off, the multiplier climbs, and your job is to cash...
Aviator is built by Spribe and sits outside the usual slot or table category — it's a provably fair crash game with a single rising curve per round. You set a stake, watch the multiplier climb from 1.00x, and tap cash-out before the plane disappears. We feature it because rounds are short, the rules fit on one screen, and you can stack
two bets at once. Nothing about it is hidden behind reels or paylines.
You can place two separate bets in the same round and cash them out independently. We use this for a safer low-multiplier exit plus a second stake left climbing for a bigger pull on the curve.
Every Aviator round is generated from a seed combination you can check after the flight. We surface the hash inside the game window so the multiplier wasn't decided by us or by the studio mid-round.
Set a target multiplier and Aviator will exit for you at that exact point. Pair it with auto bet and the game runs a planned sequence while you watch the live chat reactions on the side.
Bets lock in during the short countdown between flights. Choose your stake on the left panel, hit bet, and your wager joins the next take-off. Miss the timer and you're queued for the following round automatically.
Once the plane lifts, the multiplier rises from 1.00x with no fixed ceiling. Tap cash-out at any moment and your stake is multiplied by the figure on screen. Wait too long and the plane flies off with everything.
Aviator at rajakera88 supports small exploratory stakes through to higher limits for confident curves. The two bet panels are independent, so you can scout the round with one stake while letting the other ride deeper.
On phones the cash-out button stretches across the lower screen, which matters when seconds count. We've kept the Aviator window the same on Android and iOS so muscle memory carries between devices.
| Game Type | Crash / multiplier game by Spribe, not a slot or table game. One rising curve per round, no reels. |
|---|---|
| Volatility | High. Most rounds end at low multipliers; occasional flights climb past 10x or far beyond before the plane departs. |
| Supported Devices | Android phones, iOS phones, tablets and desktop browsers. Same round, same hash, same interface across all of them. |
| Access Region | Available to Indonesia accounts where local law permits, with the lobby served in Southeast-Asian English. |
Aviator was designed mobile-first and that shows the moment you open it on a handset. The plane animation stays smooth on mid-range Android devices, the bet panels collapse into thumb...
If a round looked off, our team can pull the seed and hash with you and walk through the verification. Provably fair means the math is open — we just help you read it.
Tell us if a cash-out tap didn't register on your device. We'll check the round log, confirm the multiplier you hit, and credit accordingly where the server side agrees.
Want last night's Aviator session laid out round by round? Ping live chat and we'll export your stakes, multipliers and exits so you can review your own pattern.
Aviator is a Spribe original — they invented the crash format for regulated lobbies. We pull it directly from their...
Each round combines a server seed and player seeds into a hash. After the flight you can verify the multiplier...
Spribe's Aviator RNG and crash algorithm carry testing certificates from recognised labs. We host the build the studio certified, not...
The side panel shows real cash-outs from the same round you're in. It's a public ledger of who exited where...
Aviator rounds stream from Spribe's servers with low latency in Indonesia. Connection drops trigger auto cash-out at the last valid...
Tap the round history bar at the top to see the last fifty multipliers. Nothing about previous flights is hidden...
Sweet Bonanza is a tumbling slot with cluster pays and bought features. Aviator is one curve, one exit. Pick Aviator when you want pace; Sweet Bonanza when you want reels.
Live Baccarat is dealer-paced with set odds per hand. Aviator is faster, with no fixed ceiling. You control the multiplier exit instead of betting on player or banker.
Gates leans on multiplier symbols across spins. Aviator turns the multiplier itself into the whole game — no symbols, no paylines, just the rising number.
Both are Spribe-style decision games. Mines is a grid puzzle you build round by round; Aviator is a single climbing curve where timing is the only skill.
Roulette pays fixed odds on a spinning wheel. Aviator pays whatever multiplier you cash out at, with no upper cap and no preset payout table.
Crazy Time is a live-hosted wheel show with bonus rooms. Aviator is silent and self-paced — no host, no wheel, just you and the cash-out button.
Tournaments reward sustained spinning over hours. Aviator rewards a single well-timed tap each round, so you can dip in for ten minutes and leave clean.
Most flights resolve inside thirty seconds. You can play a full Aviator session in the time one slot bonus round takes.
There's nothing to memorise — no symbols, no reels, no scatter rules. The whole game is one number going up.
You decide the exit. Tap at 1.50x for a steady pull or wait for 10x and risk the plane leaving without you.
Run a safe stake and a brave stake in the same round. The bet panels work independently from entry to exit.
Pre-set a target multiplier and Aviator exits at that exact figure. Useful when reflexes lag or your connection wobbles.
Each finished round shows its hash. You can match it against the seed and confirm the multiplier was not edited.