How to play Aviator

The round

A countdown runs. During it you place a stake. The plane takes off and a multiplier climbs from 1.00x, slowly at first, then faster. At any moment you can press Cash Out and win your stake times the multiplier on screen. At some moment the plane flies away: the round ends, and any stake still in the air is lost.

The moment the plane flies away was decided before the round started, by a provably-fair draw you can check afterwards. Nothing on screen hints at it. The RTP and algorithm page covers the maths; this page covers the controls.

The screen

• Bet panel (bottom): two bet slots. Each has a stake field, a Bet/Cash Out button, and toggles for Auto Bet and Auto Cash Out.
• Multiplier (centre): the number that matters.
• History (top): the last rounds’ final multipliers. Interesting, not predictive. Rounds are independent.
• Live bets (left panel): who bet what this round and when they cashed out. Spribe calls it a social feature; treat it as entertainment.
• Chat (right panel): other players, and where Rain free bets drop when the operator switches them on. Rain explained.
• Menu (top right): sound, animation toggle (turn animations off on a weak phone), provably-fair panel, game rules, your bet history.

Step by step

1. Open the game from your operator’s casino or crash section. The where to play table has the path for each Kenyan site. Use demo mode first.
2. Set a stake in slot one. The floor is the operator’s: KES 2 at SportPesa and Mozzartbet, KES 10 at most others.
3. Set Auto Cash Out (recommended). Toggle it and type a multiplier, for example 1.50. The server cashes you out at that point without you touching anything.
4. Press Bet before the countdown ends. Late stakes go into the next round.
5. Watch or don’t. With auto cash-out set you can look away; without it, press Cash Out when you want out.
6. Second slot (optional). Same controls, independent of the first. Two stakes per round, two decisions.
7. Auto Bet (optional). Repeats your stake every round until you stop it. Pair it with auto cash-out and the session runs itself, which is exactly why you should set a loss limit before switching it on.

Cash-out timing, explained once

Pressing Cash Out sends a message to the server; the server’s timestamp decides the multiplier you get. On a slow connection the number you see and the number you receive can differ by a tick or two. Auto cash-out removes that gap entirely because the decision is already on the server. On mobile data, use it.

The demo

Every Kenyan operator offers a demo or fun mode from the Aviator tile. It is the real game engine with play credits: same RTP, same crash distribution, same panel. Use it to learn the controls and to watch a hundred rounds fly without caring about any of them. The one thing it cannot teach you is how a lost KES 50 feels, which is why the strategy page is mostly about limits.

Common problems

Slow to load. Aviator is heavier than the sportsbook pages around it. Let it load once; later rounds stream lightly. Turn animations off in the menu.

Will not load at all. Data saver on, stale cache, or a “lite” version of the operator’s site that excludes casino games. Use the full site.

Cashed out but the plane had flown. Server time decides. Set auto cash-out.

A round result looks wrong. Open the provably-fair panel and check it. The RTP page shows how.

Before real money

Set a deposit limit in the operator’s account settings (every Kenyan operator must offer one), decide a stop-loss and a cash-out multiplier before the first round, and never leave auto bet running while you do something else. Aviator rounds last ten to thirty seconds; a hundred of them take well under an hour.