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Aviator is a very simple game to play since it has a very low number of controls.
Main controls:
The Main are the spaces where you write in your stakes for one or two bets, and the other main controls are the cash-out buttons. Before the airplane flight has started, those buttons are used to confirm that you want to bet on the coming round. Once the flight starts, bets that you confirm become active, and you have the payout written over the active bet buttons, pressing it at any moment before the plane flies away means you will cash out the amount that was currently written on your button.
Additional controls:
There are also some additional controls that are mostly used to help you in playing and improve your performance. You have an automatic cash-out button where you can set up the coefficients so cash-out will automatically happen upon reaching them.
Also, you have the option to see all the people currently playing, when did they cash out, and which amounts they won. Also, the history of ending coefficients is available on top of the screen with different colors representing how high the coefficients were. That makes it possible to tell at a glance if there is some pattern without checking the actual numbers.
How Does the Aviator Work?
Aviator is based on a random number generator, which will create multipliers before every round. Upon reaching that multiplier, an animated plane on the screen will fly away and those players that cashed out before that will win the amount calculated by multiplying their stakes with the multiplier that was on the screen when they cashed out, while others that were too late will lose their stakes.
The system of choosing random numbers is totally fair and there are no additional adjustments where the casino would tweak coefficients in order to win more. They simply already win every time when a 1.00 coefficient appears and that is basically where they make a profit. RTP (percentage of money returned to players) is 97% meaning that the casino makes a profit of 3% on all stakes put in bets. That doesn’t mean that all players lose 3%, it means that they lose 3% on average, so some will lose and some will win, and you should apply some strategies and follow tips and tricks for Aviator in order to stay on the winning side.
How to Play Aviator – Basics
The best way to train and get accustomed to playing Aviator is to first use a demo game where you can play for free and test all the features available. There are not many controls but in this game, any mistake costs real money, so it is much smarter to avoid any mistakes.
The main thing you have to know is that you have around 10 seconds between rounds to place one or two bets by choosing the amount of money you will put on each bet. Once the plane lifts off, the multiplier will start to rise and during the flight, you can cash out at any point. When the plane flies away, the game is over and if you don’t cash out you lose your stake.
Some players sometimes pause betting while they wait for bigger coefficients to appear, so they can entertain themselves by chatting with other players.
In order to find some patterns in multipliers that appear you can use the list on the top of the screen where you can check the recent history of the multipliers that the game dropped.
Aviator Tips and Tricks
Tips and tricks for the Aviator game can be split into two groups: the first group is how to plan bankroll and stakes, and the other group is how to play with those:
- Bankroll management and stakes
- The bankroll should be planned in a way that you shouldn’t make it bigger than the amount you can afford to lose. That means even if you lose everything it will still not impact your life negatively
- Individual stakes should be kept in the 1-5% range from your bankroll. That way you can survive even longer losing streaks (for 1% you can lose up to 100 rounds in a row before you deplete your budget)
- Martingale system is a system where a player is doubling the stakes after every lost round until one round is finally won. Multipliers that are needed for this strategy need to be higher than 2.00. The profit that the player makes after each winning round should be equal to starting stake. After every winning player should revert to a base stake and start the process again.
- The reverse Martingale system is pretty similar to the regular Martingale, but with a twist where the player is doubling the stakes after every won round and halving the stakes after every lost round. That way player’s winning streaks will bring more money and losing streaks would be exponentially slowed down the longer they last.
- Early cash-out strategies / 50% cash-out strategy can be done with a double bet option. Some players will try to play safe with one larger bet and a small multiplier (1/10th of the first one), where they will try to cash out early the first one on a small multiplier around 1.10 which would cover both stakes, and then use the small stake to wait for some really big multiplier.
Can you Play Aviator Profitably
Since RTP of the Aviator is 97% that means that 97% of the money invested is going back to players. That could seem like everyone is losing money, but that is not true. Actually 97% is the average amount for both players that spent their whole budget and those that won a big amount. 97% just means that a slightly higher number of players are negative, but that also means that almost 50% of players are actually positive.
You should try to be one of them by following these rules:
- Be patient! Patience is the key to winning in the long term. Once you start to rush and not pay attention enough, you can be sure that you will lose your money.
- Don’t be greedy! When you start to apply your strategy you will find yourself making slight profits, but that doesn’t mean that you can always make bigger and bigger ones. You have to be realistic in your expectations and profits of 2-3% are good enough. Think of it this way – the casino with all of their mathematicians and people that work on creating games and calculations is happy with 3% of the profit.
- Never try to cover a previous loss with the next bet! More often than not you will just lose the next bet as well because you will try to catch a higher multiplier and that will push you on a downward path where you play just to cover losses and make more losses along the way.
Playing Aviator on Mobile
Playing Aviator on mobile is a much better experience in our opinion because all the controls are within reach of your thumbs, so even if you play two bets you can cash out both manually, without the need to use the auto cash out function. Also a great thing about playing on mobile is that you can play it wherever you are, so you can play in your spare time or time when you travel from and to work. That way your private life will also suffer less and you can spend time at home in more quality ways. When playing on mobile be careful to always play only in trusted casinos and to download just official apps to avoid problems with malware and spyware infecting your phone that is most likely connected to your bank account.