How to play Aviator is simple: place your bet before take-off, watch the multiplier grow and cash out before the plane flies away. The sections below walk through each button on the screen, so you know exactly what every control does before you play.
The Aviator Screen Explained
- Multiplier: the large number in the centre shows how high the plane has climbed and what a cash-out would pay at that moment.
- History bar: a strip of previous crash points from recent rounds.
- Two bet panels: each panel places its own bet, so you can play one or two bets in the same round.
- Bet amount controls: buttons and a field let you set the stake for each panel before the round starts.
- Auto tab: opens the auto bet and auto cash-out settings for a panel.
- Live bets and chat: show what other players are betting and saying during the round.
The history bar shows the past, not the future, so earlier crash points tell you nothing about the next round. Exact layouts can differ slightly between casinos.
Placing a Bet and Cashing Out
- Choose your stake. Set an amount between LKR 100 and LKR 50,000 in the bet panel.
- Press Bet before the round starts. Bets are only accepted before take-off.
- Watch the multiplier. It grows as the plane climbs, and so does the possible payout.
- Press Cash Out to collect. Your payout is the stake multiplied by the multiplier at the moment you press the button.
- Accept the loss if the plane leaves first. If it flies away before you cash out, the stake is lost.
For example, a stake cashed out at 2.00x returns double the stake. Timing an Aviator cash out takes patience, so practise these steps in the free demo before you play with real money.
Auto Bet and Auto Cash-Out
These Aviator rules are simple: auto bet repeats your chosen stake in every new round, so you do not need to press Bet each time. It keeps using the same amount until you change it or switch the feature off.
Auto cash-out collects your payout when the multiplier reaches the number you set in the Auto tab. If the plane flies away before that number, the bet is lost, exactly as with a manual bet.
- Auto bet keeps spending until you stop it. It does not pause after a loss, so check your balance regularly.
- Set a limit before turning it on. Decide the most you are willing to lose in the session, and switch auto bet off when you reach it.
What Happens If Your Connection Drops
The round is run on the game’s server, so it continues even if your phone loses its connection. If you set auto cash-out before the round, it still triggers at your chosen multiplier, even while you are offline.
A manual bet depends on the casino’s disconnection rule: if the connection drops while a bet is active, the game automatically cashes out at the current multiplier and credits the winnings to your balance, and if a technical server or software fault occurs, the affected bet is voided and the stake is refunded. Because you cannot press Cash Out without a connection, set auto cash-out whenever your mobile data is unstable or your signal is weak.