Aviator is the round-based crash game we keep front and centre in our lobby. A red plane climbs, the multiplier ticks up, and you choose when to cash...
Aviator is built by Spribe and sits in our instant-games row alongside Dice and Mines. Every round, a plane lifts off and a multiplier climbs from 1.00x upward. Cash out before it flies and your stake is multiplied; wait too long and the round resets. We host it with provably fair seeds, so each result can be checked from your history tab
the moment the round closes.
Aviator lets you stake two separate bets in the same round. Cash one out early for a safe return and leave the second running for a bigger multiplier — both sit side by side on the panel.
Set a target multiplier and Aviator pulls your stake the moment the plane hits it. You can leave the round running while we handle the exit, which suits quick mobile sessions on DANA or OVO top-ups.
The side panel shows everyone's live bets, cash-outs and a rolling chat. You see the room react in real time as the plane climbs, which gives Aviator a feel closer to a live table than a slot reel.
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— rajawali77 platform teamOpen Aviator from our instant-games row, pick a stake from the chip selector, and lock it in before the countdown ends. Your bet joins the next take-off automatically with no extra confirmation step.
Once the plane lifts, the multiplier rises continuously. Tap the green cash-out button at any point to lock your current multiplier. Hesitate past the fly-away and the round closes with no return.
Minimum stakes start low and the panel supports two parallel bets. Combine a small auto-cash-out at 1.5x with a manual bet aimed higher — a common pattern we see across Aviator rounds in our lobby.
The Aviator panel collapses cleanly on phones. Cash-out buttons sit thumb-height, the multiplier stays huge on screen, and round history runs along the top so you can scan recent flights between taps.
Crash-style instant game from Spribe. Round-based, not reel-based, with multipliers replacing paylines.
High. Most flights end early, but long climbs deliver outsized multipliers when you hold.
Android, iOS browsers and desktop. The same round runs across all of them in real time.
Available on rajawali77 across Indonesia where local law permits, with QRIS-ready stakes.
RTP percentages are informational reference values from provider documentation. Actual session outcomes vary.
Aviator was built mobile-first and it shows. The plane animation stays smooth on mid-range Android devices, the cash-out button is impossible to miss, and round countdowns are clear...
We host the genuine Aviator build from Spribe, the studio that created the crash format. No clones, no skinned versions — the same game streamed to every regulated lobby.
Every Aviator round uses a seed combination you can verify yourself. The hash is published before the flight and revealed after, so the multiplier can't be retroactively shifted.
Spribe's RNG and crash logic are tested by independent labs. Certification covers the same Aviator build we run, not a separate test version, which keeps our lobby aligned with audit results.
The shared bet list shows real cash-outs from real accounts in your round. You're seeing the same plane and the same multiplier as everyone else in that flight.
Every round you joined is logged in your Aviator history with stake, cash-out point and result multiplier. Pull it any time from the panel for your own record-keeping.
Round data and cash-out signals travel over encrypted channels between your device and the Aviator server, so taps reach the round in the order you made them.
Sweet Bonanza is a tumbling slot with cluster pays. Aviator skips reels entirely — you choose when to exit, so the decision sits with you rather than a spin outcome.
Olympus runs on pay-anywhere multipliers across a 6x5 grid. Aviator condenses that thrill into one rising number and one exit tap per round, much faster paced.
Baccarat is a paced card game with banker and player hands. Aviator rounds last seconds, not minutes, and you act mid-flight rather than between deals.
Mines is also a Spribe instant game but plays in your own time. Aviator is shared and synchronous — the whole lobby watches the same plane climb.
Dice gives you a single roll versus a threshold. Aviator stretches that moment into a climbing multiplier, turning one decision into a continuous one.
Sportsbook markets settle over hours. Aviator settles in under a minute, which makes it the page you open between matches rather than instead of them.
Roulette has fixed odds on every pocket. Aviator has no ceiling on the multiplier — the cap is whenever the plane decides to fly off-screen.