Key takeaways
- The gameplay is the same as Aviator: cash out before the plane leaves, or lose the stake.
- You get a personal, customisable plane plus missions and tournaments.
- RTP is usually quoted around 97%. Check the rules at your casino.
- It uses a provably fair system, so rounds can be verified.
- Cosmetics and tournaments don't change the odds of any round.
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Aviatrix at a glanceAviatrix · released 2022
- RTP
- ≈97%
- Max multiplier
- Operator-set cap
- Fairness
- Provably fair
- Bets per round
- 2 bets per round
- Special features
- Customisable plane (NFT/skins), tournaments, missions
- Mobile money
- EcoCash, OneMoney, InnBucks (casino dependent)
Casinos can run different versions. Check the RTP and limits in the game's rules panel.
What is Aviatrix?
Aviatrix is a crash game that launched in 2022 and quickly spread across African betting sites. Like Aviator, a plane takes off while a multiplier rises from 1.00x, and at a random point it flies away, ending the round.
The twist is ownership. Each player gets their own plane, which can be customised with colours, designs and parts, and which progresses as you play. The game layers tournaments and missions on top, which makes it feel more like a video game than a plain betting screen.
How to play Aviatrix, step by step
- Open Aviatrix
Look for Aviatrix in the crash games section of your casino.
- Set up your plane (optional)
Customise your plane. This is just for fun and doesn't affect results.
- Choose your stake and auto cash-out
Use one or both bet panels and set auto cash-out targets.
- Bet during the countdown
Place your bets before take-off.
- Cash out before the fly-away
Collect manually or let auto cash-out do it at your target.
The Aviatrix screen explained
Most crash games share the same layout. Here's a labelled diagram of a typical Aviatrix screen. Your casino's version may look slightly different, but every control below will be there.
- Round history: recent crash points. Interesting to look at, useless for prediction: every round is independent.
- Live multiplier: what a cash-out pays right now.
- The plane: when it flies away or crashes, every open bet loses.
- Stake: use –/+ or the quick buttons to set your bet before the round.
- Cash Out button: during the round it shows your live winnings; tap to collect.
- Auto cash-out: collects automatically at your target (e.g. 2.00x), even if your network lags.
- Second bet panel: run two bets in the same round with different targets.
Aviatrix features
Your own plane
Your plane is your avatar in the game. Customising it is purely cosmetic. It's a fun extra, not an edge.
Tournaments and missions
Time-limited tournaments rank players and pay prizes. Missions give small rewards for doing certain things. Both can add value if you were going to play anyway, but don't let a leaderboard push you past your budget.
Watch out for volume-based prizes. If a tournament rewards the most rounds played or most money wagered, chasing it means more exposure to the house edge.
Provably fair
Aviatrix publishes round data so you can check that the outcome was fixed before bets closed. The provably fair guide shows you how.
Aviatrix odds: how often each multiplier hits
With an RTP of ≈97%, the chance that a Aviatrix round reaches a multiplier x is roughly 97% ÷ x. That simple formula explains almost everything about the game.
Out of 100 rounds, about 49 reach 2.00x. The rest crash first. Notice the average return never changes: that's the house edge at work.
| Cash-out target | Chance to win | Roughly | Payout on $1 | Average return per $1 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1.5x | 64.7% | 1 in 1.5 | $1.50 | $0.97 |
| 2x | 48.5% | 1 in 2.1 | $2.00 | $0.97 |
| 3x | 32.3% | 1 in 3.1 | $3.00 | $0.97 |
| 5x | 19.4% | 1 in 5 | $5.00 | $0.97 |
| 10x | 9.70% | 1 in 10 | $10.00 | $0.97 |
| 50x | 1.94% | 1 in 52 | $50.00 | $0.97 |
| 100x | 0.97% | 1 in 103 | $100.00 | $0.97 |
Look at the last column: every target returns the same ~$0.97 per $1 staked on average. Low targets win often but pay little; high targets pay big but rarely. No target escapes the 3.0% house edge. Why this is true →
Practise Aviatrix-style rounds free
This simulator uses the same probability maths as Aviatrix (97% RTP) with demo credits. Try a few rounds with no auto cash-out, then with auto cash-out at 2x, and notice how often the round crashes before 1.5x.
Rounds 0 · Won 0 · Lost 0 · Net +0.00 · Crash points use the same 97% RTP maths as the real game. Past rounds never predict the next one.
Aviatrix vs Aviator
| Aviatrix | Aviator | |
|---|---|---|
| RTP | ≈97% | 97% |
| Fairness | Provably fair | Provably fair |
| Personalisation | Custom plane, progression | None |
| Competitions | Tournaments, missions | Rain free bets, casino promos |
| Best for | Players who like gamified extras | Players who want it simple |
Aviatrix FAQ
What is the difference between Aviatrix and Aviator?
Both are plane crash games with similar maths. Aviator (Spribe) is classic and social. Aviatrix adds a customisable personal plane, progression and tournaments. Neither gives you better odds just by its looks.
Do plane upgrades in Aviatrix improve my chances?
No. Customisation is cosmetic. The crash point is generated the same way whatever your plane looks like.
Is Aviatrix provably fair?
Yes, Aviatrix advertises a provably fair system, so you can verify that round results weren't changed after betting. See our provably fair guide.
What are Aviatrix tournaments?
Casinos and the provider run time-limited events where players compete, for example on the highest multiplier or total cash-outs, for prize pools. Read the tournament rules, because some reward volume, which can push you to bet more than you planned.