Key takeaways
- A round starts when the plane takes off and ends the instant it flies away.
- Your bet must be placed before the round begins — you cannot join mid-flight.
- The multiplier applies to your stake at the moment you press Cash Out, not before.
- Every round is independent: past results tell you nothing about the next one.
What happens in a round
Aviator is a crash game. A plane takes off and a multiplier starts climbing from 1.00x. At an unpredictable moment the plane flies off the screen and the round ends. If you cashed out before that moment, your stake is multiplied by whatever the coefficient showed. If you did not, the stake is lost.
Placing a bet
Bets are accepted only in the window between rounds. Type the amount into the betting panel and press Bet. Kenyan sites accept stakes from 10 KES up to 10,000 KES per round. You can run two bets in parallel and cash them out independently, which is the basis of most staking plans.
Cashing out
The Cash Out button is the only control that matters once the plane is airborne. Press it and your stake is settled at the displayed multiplier. Auto-cashout lets you pre-set a target — for example 1.50x — and the game settles for you, which removes reaction time from the equation.
The interface
The screen carries an animated plane and the live coefficient in the centre, the betting area below, a live statistics panel with recent multipliers, a chat window and full bet history. Nothing is hidden: the round history is there so you can verify what happened.
What the RTP means for you
Aviator returns 97% over a very large number of rounds, which is higher than most slots (92–96%). It does not mean you get 97 KES back from every 100 KES in a session — short-term variance is wide, and high volatility is the point of the game.
FAQ
Can I place a bet after the plane takes off?
No. Bets close the moment a round starts. The next betting window opens as soon as the current round ends, so you are never more than a few seconds away from the next chance.
What is the highest multiplier possible?
There is no hard ceiling in normal play — multipliers above 100x do occur, but they are rare by design. The vast majority of rounds end well below 10x.
What does auto-cashout actually do?
You set a target multiplier, say 1.50x, and the game settles your bet automatically the moment it is reached. It removes reaction time and hesitation from the equation, which makes your plan far more consistent than clicking manually.
Can I run two bets in the same round?
Yes. Aviator gives you two independent betting panels. Most staking plans use this to settle one bet early at a low multiplier and let the second one ride toward a bigger target.
