Fixed auto-cashout strategy: 1.20x, 1.50x and 2x compared

By · Last updated 30 October 2026

A fixed auto-cashout means staking the same amount every round and cashing out automatically at one target. It’s the simplest approach and the one we suggest for most players, because nothing escalates after a loss. See also bankroll management.

Comparing targets over 200 rounds

₦20,000 bankroll, flat ₦400 stakes, 3% edge, 10,000 simulated sessions:

Target Win rate Median end 10th pct 90th pct Bust rate
1.20x 80.8% ₦17,760 ₦13,920 ₦21,120 0%
1.50x 64.7% ₦17,400 ₦12,600 ₦22,800 0%
2x 48.5% ₦17,600 ₦10,400 ₦24,800 0.1%
5x 19.4% ₦18,000 ₦2,000 ₦32,000 9.8%
10x 9.7% ₦16,000 ₦0 ₦40,000 26.9%

The expected loss at any target is 200 × ₦400 × 3% = ₦2,400.

Compare with Martingale, which looks safe and busts often.

Auto-cashout probability calculator

Chance to reach target
48.5%
Expected value per ₦1,000.00 bet
-₦30.00
Win rate needed to break even
50.0%

Common targets (3.0%)

TargetChance to reach targetAbout 1 inExpected value per ₦1,000.00 bet
1.20x80.8%1.24-₦30.00
1.50x64.7%1.55-₦30.00
2.00x48.5%2.06-₦30.00
3.00x32.3%3.09-₦30.00
5.00x19.4%5.15-₦30.00
10.00x9.70%10-₦30.00
100x0.97%103-₦30.00

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Frequently asked questions

What is the best auto cashout on Aviator?

For steady sessions use 1.2x–1.5x with small stakes; for bigger wins per hit, try 2x–5x with smaller stakes.

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