Aviator (Spribe): the rules, and the "predictor" scam

Game lobby on a mobile phone with stadium lights behind: check the address before opening Aviator

The question people ask most about Aviator is not about the rules. It is "which app or Telegram group tells you in advance when the plane will fly away?" The straight answer: nobody can. "Aviator predictor", "hack APK" and "signal groups" are traps to take your money, password and OTP. This page covers those traps first, then explains in plain words how the game actually works. This is an unofficial guide, not a game server; play only in the official lobby.

Do Aviator predictor apps or signal groups really work?

No. Under Spribe's rules, the multiplier at which the plane flies away is fixed before each round starts, using a "Provably Fair" method. It combines the server's secret seed with seeds from some of the first players in the round, and the server seed is only revealed after the round ends. So there is no way for an outside app to know the next round's result. Looking for "patterns" in past rounds does not help either, because every round is separate.

Scammers usually come with one of these patterns:

"Every signal is guaranteed, pay a fee to join the VIP group." After you pay, the group disappears or asks for more money to "upgrade".
"Install the Predictor APK and log in with your lobby account." This is an easy way to steal your password. Many of these apps ask for permission to read SMS, so your OTP goes to them too.
"The signal only works if you register through our link." That link often leads to a fake lobby, where deposited money never comes back.
Screenshots and videos of wins. These are easy to fake, and nobody posts their losses.

If someone makes an offer like this, block them without replying. If you already installed an unknown APK, delete it, open the lobby from your own bookmark, change your password, then tell the lobby chat. Examples of fake addresses are in the fake site guide, and the safe way to get the app is in the download guide.

How do you play Aviator?

Aviator is a "crash" game made by Spribe. A red plane takes off in the middle of the screen, and a multiplier rises from 1x along with it. At some moment the plane flies away. Cash out before that and you win; if not, you lose your bet.

Type "Aviator" in the lobby search; if you cannot find it, what the lobby has is final. Never open the game from a separate link someone sends you.
Set the amount in the bet panel at the bottom and press "Bet" before the round starts.
When the plane takes off, the multiplier rises and the button turns into "Cashout".
The moment you press Cashout, your win is your bet times the multiplier at that point.
If the plane flies away before you cash out, you lose that round's bet.

Each round lasts only a few seconds, so decisions have to be very quick. That speed is what makes the game exciting, and it is also why money goes very fast.

What does each part of the screen do?

History bar at the top: shows the multipliers at which earlier rounds ended. It is only the past, not a hint about the future.
Bet panel: the amount, and the Bet and Cashout buttons. Press the plus icon in the corner of the panel to open a second panel, so you can place two separate bets in one round.
Auto tab: turn on "Auto Bet" and a bet is placed automatically every round. Enter a multiplier in "Auto Cashout" and the bet cashes out by itself when it reaches that point.
Bet list and My Bets / Top tabs: what others bet and where they cashed out, plus your own bet record. Other people's bets do not affect your round.
Game menu: rules, help and Provably Fair settings are here.

This page deliberately does not state RTP, minimum and maximum bets or the maximum win. Check these in the game's help or paytable, because limits can differ between lobbies.

Do two bets and auto cashout reduce the risk?

Many videos say "cash out one bet early and hold the other longer, and you will never lose." That is not true. Two bets means twice the money at risk in the same round. A low Auto Cashout may bring small wins more often, but if the plane flies away before that point, both bets are gone. No setting changes the result; settings only decide when you get out.

The real benefit of Auto Cashout is elsewhere: you do not depend on your finger when the connection is slow or you react late. Be careful with Auto Bet, though. It takes money every round by itself, so your balance can drop a lot within a few minutes. Do not switch to another app while Auto Bet is on.

What does "Provably Fair" actually verify?

Press the icon next to a round in the history bar or in My Bets and you can see that round's seeds and hash. This means that after a round ends, you can check that the result was not changed after bets were placed. It verifies finished rounds; it does not predict the next one. Anyone who says "I read the hash and tell you the next plane" is lying.

One more important point: a screen that looks like Aviator can be built on a fake lobby too. It shows big wins at first, then asks for a "tax" or "unlock fee" when you try to withdraw. Before you play, match the address bar against your own bookmark, and deposit and withdraw only through the lobby cashier. Wallet details are on the payment safety page.

How do you start with a small balance?

Decide before playing how much money and how many minutes for today. When the limit is used up, stop.
Use a single bet panel at first; add the second only once the rules are fully clear.
Play a few rounds with a small amount to see how fast rounds come and how fast you can decide.
Do not double your bet after a loss to "win it back". That is the fastest way to empty your balance.
Do not play on a weak network; if your Cashout press arrives late, you can miss the round.

Aviator is entertainment, not a way to earn money, and there is no guarantee of winning. Do not play when you are upset or angry. Self-check questions and tips on taking breaks are on the responsible play page. For other games, see the game categories page.