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Aviator key facts

Provider
Spribe
RTP
97%
House edge
3%
Max multiplier
—
Min bet
—
Max bet
—
Release date
—
Provably fair
Yes
Mobile
Yes

“—” means we have not verified this figure yet. We never guess.

Aviator, by Spribe, is the best-known crash game in India: a plane takes off, the multiplier climbs from 1.00x and players cash out before it flies away. Below: how it works, the real odds and where to play in India. To fund your account, see crash games with UPI.

How Aviator works

Players place up to two bets during a short countdown, then cash out manually or with auto-cashout. When the plane flies off, the round ends and open bets are lost. The crash point is fixed before take-off. Spribe documents Aviator as provably fair: a hashed server seed is published before each round and combined with players’ seeds using SHA-512.

Aviator features

Read Aviator in India and predictors debunked.

RTP & odds explained

The chance of a round reaching a multiplier is roughly the RTP divided by that multiplier. These figures are long-run probabilities, not predictions for the next round.

Probability of reaching each multiplier at 97% RTP
TargetChance to reachAbout 1 in
1.20x 80.8% 1.24
1.50x 64.7% 1.55
2.00x 48.5% 2.06
5.00x 19.4% 5.15
10.00x 9.70% 10
100x 0.97% 103

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Provably fair check

Aviator is listed as provably fair. Provably fair games publish a hashed server seed before each round so you can confirm afterwards that the result was not changed. Paste the revealed seeds into our verifier to recompute a round.

How provably fair works · Open the hash verifier

Pros & cons

Pros

  • Clean, fast interface that runs on low-end phones
  • Two bet panels with separate auto-cashout
  • Seed-based fairness panel

Cons

  • Huge numbers of fake predictor apps target Indian players
  • Very fast rounds make over-play easy

Where to play Aviator in India

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Payment methods in India

Availability depends on the operator. Check fees and limits in the cashier before depositing.

Aviator in Hindi: our Hindi-language guide

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Aviator on mobile

Crash games run in the browser and are built for phones first. There is no need to install an app: open the game in your mobile browser and add the casino to your home screen if you want one-tap access. Treat any “Aviator APK” download from an unknown site as a security risk.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I deposit for Aviator in India?

Most casinos offer UPI (PhonePe, Google Pay, Paytm), NetBanking and IMPS. See our UPI deposit guide.

Who makes Aviator?

Spribe.

Can you predict Aviator?

No. Results come from a secret server seed. Predictor apps and 'sure-shot' signals are scams.

Is the Aviator APK safe?

No. Unofficial Aviator APKs are a common way to spread malware that steals UPI and bank credentials.

What is the RTP of Aviator?

See the facts box for the RTP we have verified.

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Sources

  1. Spribe – Aviator game page (checked 30 October 2026)
  2. Spribe – Provably Fair (checked 30 October 2026)
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