Aviator is the crash-style round where a small plane lifts off, your multiplier climbs with it, and you tap cash-out before it disappears. We've slotted Spribe's signature title...
Aviator is built by Spribe and runs as a provably fair crash round rather than a reels game. A red plane takes off, a multiplier ticks upward from 1.00x, and your job is to cash out before it flies away. Rounds last seconds, not minutes, and you can place two bets in parallel — one to grab an early safe multiplier, one
to ride higher. That dual-bet rhythm is what keeps the room busy on our lobby.
Three things make the round feel different from a slot.
You can run two bets on the same flight. Cash one out early to lock a safe multiplier, leave the second riding for a bigger climb. It's the core trick experienced Aviator players use every round.
Set a target multiplier — say 1.80x or 5.00x — and the round will exit for you the second the plane crosses it. Useful when the action moves faster than your tap reflex on mobile.
The right-side panel shows every active bet, who cashed out, and at what multiplier. Chat with other Indonesia players in the room while a flight is in progress. It's noisy in a good way.
Entry is one tap from the lobby tile, and the betting strip stays on-screen at all times.
Pick a bet amount from the chip row or type a custom number. Minimum stakes are low enough to test the round, and the same panel handles your second parallel bet without a second screen.
After bets lock, the plane takes off and the multiplier counter starts climbing from 1.00x. Some rounds explode past 50x, others crash before 1.20x. You tap Cash Out whenever you want to bank the current figure.
Each round's outcome is generated from a hash you can verify after the flight. Spribe publishes the algorithm, so the multiplier wasn't decided by us or by anyone watching your bet size.
The cash-out button is sized for thumbs. The bet panel sits below the plane so your hand doesn't cover the multiplier. Designed for one-handed play on the train or sofa.
Quick reference for what you're loading when you open the tile.
Crash / multiplier round by Spribe. Not a slot, not a table game — its own...
High. Multipliers can crash at 1.01x or run past 100x. Most rounds settle in the 1.2x...
Plays on Android, iOS browsers, and desktop. No app download needed — the round loads inside...
Available to Indonesia accounts where local law permits, with DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS funding the...
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
Aviator was designed for phones first, and it shows. The plane animation is light, the cash-out button is huge, and the round timer is visible without scrolling. We've kept the...
If something interrupts a flight, we want you back in the round fast.
Spribe's Aviator is one of the most audited crash titles in the market, and we've kept the integrations clean.
We host the original Spribe build of Aviator, not a clone or a reskin. The round logic, RNG and visual...
Every flight generates a hash you can verify. The multiplier curve isn't influenced by your bet size, your account, or...
Spribe operates under recognised gaming licences with regular third-party RNG audits. Certification details are listed in the game info panel.
The last hundred multipliers stay on screen. You can scroll the bet history to confirm your own past flights and...
Your Aviator session runs over the same encrypted tunnel as the rest of our lobby. Stake values and cash-outs aren't...
DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS feed the bet box directly. No third-party wallet sits between your e-wallet and the round.
Where Aviator sits next to its lobby neighbours.
Small details that matter once you're actually in a round.
A new flight starts roughly every 15-20 seconds. You're never waiting long, and you can skip a round just by not placing a bet.
There's no fixed cap. Some rounds we've seen on our lobby run past 1000x, though most settle far lower. The curve is genuinely open-ended.
Pull your last rounds straight from the panel. Useful if you track your auto cash-out targets across sessions.
Most regulars run a low auto-exit on bet one and let bet two ride. Aviator is one of the few games that's built around that split.
The engine roar is fun but not required. Mute it and the visual cue alone is enough to call your cash-out.
DANA, OVO, GoPay and QRIS top-ups land before the next round starts, so you're never sitting out flights waiting for funds.