1xBet Aviator gives players a clear objective: place a stake before takeoff, follow the rising multiplier and cash out before the plane flies away. The multiplier accepted at cash out determines the return. If the plane flies away first, the active bet is lost.
Aviator runs directly in a desktop or mobile browser and through the 1xBet mobile apps. This guide covers game access, round mechanics, BWP calculations, automatic options, potential-return calculations and prediction claims.
1xBet combines sports betting and casino games within one platform. The sportsbook supports pre-match and live betting, while Aviator is available in the casino as a SPRIBE multiplayer crash game.
Aviator has a theoretical RTP of 97%. Each round starts at 1.00x and continues until the plane flies away. Players can use manual betting, Auto Bet, manual Cash Out, Auto Cash Out and two independent betting positions.
1xBet Aviator Availability in Botswana
Aviator is available through 1xBet’s casino platform on desktop and mobile devices. The game does not require a separate Aviator installation.
Before using real funds, confirm the selected balance, stake and betting panel.
Finding Aviator on 1xBet
Use the casino search to locate Aviator.
- Open 1xBet.
- Enter the Casino section.
- Search for Aviator.
- Select the SPRIBE Aviator title.
- Choose demo or real-money play.
The game opens inside the casino interface and does not require a standalone Aviator application.
Demo and Real-Money Play
Aviator has a demo mode using virtual funds.
Demo mode includes the same central game mechanics, including the rising multiplier, two betting panels, Auto Bet and Auto Cash Out. Demo winnings have no cash value and cannot be withdrawn.
Real-money mode uses the account balance. Every accepted stake remains at risk until it is successfully cashed out.
Playing With a BWP Account
BWP is the ISO currency code for the Botswana pula.
Aviator calculations do not change with account currency. A stake denominated in BWP is multiplied by the accepted cash-out multiplier to calculate the total return.
For example, a BWP 20 stake cashed out at 2.00x produces a BWP 40 total return.
Deposit and withdrawal conditions are separate from Aviator game mechanics.
How an Aviator Round Works
Each round follows a fixed sequence based on pre-takeoff betting and cash out before the plane flies away.
| Round Stage | Player Action | Outcome |
|---|---|---|
| Betting window | Enter and submit one or two stakes before takeoff | Accepted bets enter the next round |
| Rising multiplier | Watch the multiplier increase from 1.00x | Potential returns increase |
| Cash out | Use manual Cash Out or a preset Auto Cash Out | Accepted positions are settled |
| Plane flies away | No cash out completed | Unresolved bets lose |
Each betting panel operates independently.
Placing a Bet Before Takeoff
Choose an amount in either betting panel and submit it before the round begins.
Aviator allows two independent bets in the same flight. Each panel can use a different stake and cash-out setting.
Once the round starts, no new bet can be added to that active position.
Following the Multiplier and Cashing Out
After takeoff, the multiplier rises from 1.00x until the plane flies away.
Press Cash Out while the round is active to settle the position at the accepted multiplier.
For example, a BWP 50 stake cashed out at 3.00x produces a BWP 150 total return.
Waiting for a higher multiplier increases the possible return but also keeps the full stake exposed to the possibility that the flight ends first.
What Happens If the Plane Flies Away Before Cash Out
When the plane flies away, every active position that has not been cashed out loses.
A previous multiplier does not influence the next flight. Several low results do not make a high multiplier due, and a high previous result does not make the next flight more likely to end early.
Aviator Bet Limits and Payouts in BWP
Aviator stake limits and payout limits are separate from the multiplier calculation.
Minimum and Maximum Bet
The accepted stake range is controlled by the Aviator betting panel.
Each of the two panels represents a separate position. When both are used, the total amount at risk equals the combined value of the two stakes.
Deposit and withdrawal limits are separate account parameters and do not determine the allowed Aviator stake.
Calculating a Payout From the Multiplier
The calculation is:
Total return = accepted stake x cash-out multiplier
For example:
BWP 100 x 1.50 = BWP 150
The total return includes the original BWP 100 stake. The profit in this example is BWP 50.
If the plane flies away before cash out, the bet returns BWP 0.
Maximum Payout Limit
A maximum payout limit is different from the maximum stake.
The stake limit controls how much can be placed on a position. A payout limit controls the largest amount that can be credited from a successful position.
The mathematical return is still calculated from the stake and accepted cash-out multiplier before any applicable payout ceiling is applied.
Using Aviator Bet Controls
Aviator provides Auto Bet, Auto Cash Out and two betting panels.
Auto Bet
Auto Bet automatically submits the selected stake for successive rounds.
The stake remains the same until the settings are changed or automatic betting is stopped.
Each automatically submitted stake remains exposed to the independently generated result of that round. Auto Bet does not improve the probability of reaching any multiplier.
Auto Cash Out
Auto Cash Out uses a multiplier selected before the round.
For example, setting Auto Cash Out to 2.00x instructs the game to cash out automatically if the flight reaches 2.00x.
If the plane flies away before 2.00x, the position loses.
Auto Cash Out automates the timing decision. It does not make the selected multiplier more likely to occur.
Placing Two Bets in the Same Round
Aviator provides two independent betting panels.
Each panel can use:
- A different stake
- Manual or automatic betting
- A different Auto Cash Out multiplier
- Manual Cash Out
Both positions participate in the same flight and therefore share the same final multiplier.
Cashing out one position does not close the other.
Aviator RTP and Provably Fair Results
Aviator has a theoretical RTP of 97% and uses SPRIBE’s Provably Fair technology.
What the RTP Means
Aviator’s RTP is 97%.
RTP is a theoretical long-term percentage calculated across a very large number of rounds. It does not mean that an individual player will recover 97% of a stake, deposit or session balance.
Individual sessions can finish far above or below the theoretical RTP.
How Provably Fair Verification Works
Aviator uses Provably Fair cryptographic verification.
Round verification uses cryptographic data associated with the generated result, including server-side and client-side data and a round hash.
After a round has finished, the verification information can be used to check that the recorded result corresponds with the cryptographic data used by the game.
Provably Fair verification checks completed rounds. It does not reveal the next multiplier in advance.
Reading Round History and Game Statistics
Aviator provides completed-round history and live statistics.
Round history records previous ending multipliers and allows earlier results to be reviewed.
Statistics and previous multipliers describe completed activity only. They do not identify the multiplier at which the next flight will end.
Can Aviator Results Be Predicted?
Aviator results cannot be reliably predicted from previous multipliers, visual patterns or third-party signals.
Why Previous Multipliers Do Not Predict the Next Round
Completed multipliers only record earlier flights.
A sequence such as 1.10x, 1.25x and 1.40x does not make a high multiplier more likely on the following round.
Likewise, a very high multiplier does not make a low result due.
Each new round must be treated independently from the previous results.
Aviator Predictor Apps and Signal Groups
A 1xBet Aviator predictor or signal service cannot reliably reveal the next multiplier.
Charts, countdowns and previous-result databases do not provide advance access to the next flight result.
Do not provide third-party predictor services with account passwords, payment details, SMS codes or verification codes.
Claims About Bots, Hacks and Winning Systems
Bots, hacks and staking systems cannot guarantee an Aviator win.
Automatic betting software cannot change the generated flight result. Systems that increase stakes after losses can instead increase the amount exposed during a losing sequence.
Auto Bet and Auto Cash Out are execution tools, not prediction tools.
App
Mobile Access
1xBet provides native mobile applications for Android and iOS.
Android users can install the official 1xBet APK. iPhone and iPad users can install the 1xBet iOS application through the supported App Store route.
Aviator can also be played through a compatible mobile browser.
The game itself does not require a separate Aviator app. It runs inside the 1xBet casino on Android, iOS and mobile web.
FAQ
Aviator can be included in casino promotions that permit crash-game wagering.
The exact use of bonus funds depends on the promotion attached to the account. A sports bonus should not be treated as an Aviator casino balance.
Aviator can contribute to casino bonus wagering when it is included in the eligible-game rules of that promotion.
The contribution rate and wagering requirement belong to the individual bonus. They should not be transferred from another promotion or country-specific offer.
A connection loss does not change the generated Aviator round result.
After reconnecting, check the completed round in game history and confirm the resulting balance before placing another bet.
A frozen animation on the device should not be treated as the final settlement record.
No. 1xBet uses one registered account for its sports betting and casino products.
A separate casino registration is not required to open Aviator.
Yes. A successfully cashed-out real-money position is settled to the 1xBet account balance.
The completed bet also appears in the relevant game history, where the stake and cash-out result can be reviewed.
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