Aviator

Aviator: Introduction

Aviator by Spribe is a crypto-friendly crash game that has been one of the leaders in the genre since its launch in 2019. It combines slick visuals and a responsive UI with simple gameplay that works well for blockchain-savvy players.

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In Aviator, the crash multiplier is shown as a plane animation that climbs smoothly on the curve instead of just a graph-like mechanic. But while games like Maverick have a modern vibe with animated backdrops, Aviator looks more like an old-school video game with a simple but effective black background.

The minimalist design actually helps here because it makes the multiplier easier to track in real time. That matters when you're staking with Bitcoin, Ethereum, or any of the 25+ tokens supported at MetaWin. The audio keeps things simple too, with airplane sound effects and a beeping soundtrack that sounds like something out of a 70s sci-fi film.

The interface suits crypto players with quick-access wallet connections, while it will also be familiar to anybody who has played a crash game before. All gameplay happens on the blockchain for real-time tracking and provably fair features. And you can even do some tracking on screen, with information showing historic betting over a session or a specific time.

How to Play Aviator

Spribe Aviator has classic crash gameplay that is all about becoming a master of timing, while for new players, the crypto integration is important to understand.

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Like all crash games (such as Navigator, or our own MetaWin Crash), Aviator revolves around just one simple mechanic. There is a plane that takes off and goes on an increasing upward curve that is shown as a constantly growing multiplier. It keeps going until the plane flies away. Players just need to place their bet and decide when to cash out before the "crash".

If you get it right and cash out before the plane flies away, you win. If the plane leaves before you cash out, you lose. Aviator is built with crypto deposits in mind, and MetaWin makes it easy for players to enjoy the game using Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and stablecoins.

The game runs smoothly with low-latency performance on-chain. And the provably fair system ensures you can verify every outcome.

1. Aviator is available at MetaWin as a real-money game. You can make direct crypto deposits to our Web3 stack using wallets such as MetaMask or Phantom. We also support MoonPay as an onramp for buying crypto using a debit card.
2. There are betting windows below the main game section where you can manually or automatically bet. Aviator supports bets ranging from $0.10 to $100 per round. Stakes are shown as fiat currency equivalents, but internally they are crypto token values.
3. You'll now see the plane multiplying on its upward curve. The multiplier starts at 1.00x and has no fixed upper limit. Most "crashes" happen under 10x, with rare big win potential coming from crashes between 10x and 100x.
4. Players have control over when to cash out their bet. If this happens before the plane flies away, you will win the multiplier value against your stake. For example, if you bet $20 and you cash out when the multiplier is 5x, you'll win $100/crypto equivalent.

For a more detailed guide, visit our ‘How To Play Aviator’ walkthrough.

Bonus Features

While you won't get an Aviator bonus similar to slot games, there are lots of features that can help you during gameplay or give you more control.

1. Games like Aviator are fast-paced, so players can fit many rounds into a session. The Auto betting mode makes it easier to allow the game to make your bets for each round without manual input each time. You can create a set of parameters, including the bet amount and automatic cash out, when the multiplier reaches a specific number.
2. Aviator is a provably fair game that fits into our Web3 platform. A server seed and a client seed are created before each round, which generates the random multiplier outcome. When the round ends, you can use the hash of the seeds to verify the multiplier and prove the fairness of the result. This is the blockchain-friendly gaming that players look for when crypto gambling. Players can access the seeds to see them within the menu and choose between a random or a new client seed.
3. Aviator is a rare online casino game that has a built-in social layer. You can open a player chatroom by clicking the voice icon in the top right of the page window. Here, you'll be able to interact with other players in real time. While most of the time the chat just shows other player cashouts, you can also talk about strategies.
4. As well as the complete provably fair mechanics, you can also visually monitor results when playing Aviator. The game has a constant ticker on the left that shows results from recent rounds. You can switch between all bets (win or lose), previous round results (win or lose), and top payouts for the day, month, or year.

How to Verify Your Results

Aviator generates each round outcome using a combination of seeds from the game operator and the first three players to bet. This is one of the things that makes crash games like Aviator a good fit for crypto casinos, because you can actually check any round after it finishes.

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1. In the game menu, you'll find the Provably Fair Settings screen. This is where your client seed lives, which the game generates randomly by default. If you want more control, you can swap it out for your own seed manually.
2. Before each round starts, the server seed is hashed using SHA256. This locks the operator into their seed before bets are placed, so the outcome can't be adjusted after the fact. You can see the hashed version of the next server seed on the same settings screen.
3. Once the round begins, the game combines the server seed with the client seeds from the first three bettors. That combined value gets run through SHA512, and the resulting hash is what determines the multiplier for the round.
4. After a round ends, you can go to your bet history and click on any result to see the full breakdown. The game shows the server seed, the client seeds, and the hash, so you can recalculate the outcome yourself if you want to verify it.

Because the operator commits to their seed before anyone bets and three players' client seeds feed into the result, no single party decides the outcome.

Tips for Playing Aviator

Aviator is a truly provably fair game that uses cryptographic technology to ensure fair outcomes that are decided before a round even starts. There are no systems or strategies that can "beat the game," but there are some tips that can help you enjoy your sessions to the maximum.

1. You're essentially making a 50/50 decision each game, whether to cash out or not at any moment. Big stakes that take a chunk of your bankroll are very risky, so the best option is choosing multiple steady bet amounts that let you play a session for longer.
2. MetaWin charges zero platform fees. Standard network gas fees apply on withdrawals, and you can cash out winnings almost instantly. But do check your crypto wallets' network gas fees on the Ethereum blockchain.
3. While game denominations are in US dollars or other fiat currencies, they are crypto tokens internally. Remember that coins like Bitcoin and Ethereum can have fluctuating values even during a session. If you want to guarantee values, choose a stablecoin such as USDT.
4. If you're playing over a longer session, use the Auto bet tool to give the game controls as you just watch the action or engage in the built-in Aviator chat.
5. Always gamble responsibly and within your budget. If you are a casual player, consider smaller multiplier cashouts from modest stakes.