Don’t be like me. Don’t chase a multiplier too long before cashing out. You see 1.80x and then 2.10x, and you start feeling like you got a heads-up directly from the pilot. Next thing you know the plane is gone and your hard-earned money is gone too.
Aviator requires a good maths brain and strategy even if you’re only using it for a quick sweat. According to Casinol’s website, Aviator is a crash game that Spribe made, which is different from a normal slot game that has reels and symbols, and lines etc. With this game, the Aviator plane climbs, and the multiplier keeps going up as it climbs. Your only job is to cash out before the round ends and the multiplier disappears.
The numbers
Aviator has a 97% RTP. That means that the house has a 3% advantage if you play for a very long time. It does not promise that you’ll win for your next bet but it still gives you an idea of how good the game is compared to a random “hot tip” from an uncle who is sure that it will get you rich. You can still lose a lot of money in one round, or ten rounds could make you feel like you’ve unlocked the secrets to life or make you feel like you’re the most unlucky oke on the planet.
The Payout is easy to calculate: your Stake multiplied by the Multiplier. If you bet R29 and cash out at 1.74x instead of just letting it grow the payout will be R50.46, and your profit will be R21.46. Wait for 3.35x and the return will be R97.15, but you must press Cashout before the aircraft disappears.
Higher risk could get you more money, while smaller risk gets you less money but also less drama. Casinol’s Aviator Game page has two bet tabs that allow you to set two different exits. To check out the full game page before risking your money go to https://casinol.com/game/spaviator/info/.
