nabaiji Aviator — the higher the multiplier climbs, the more urgent the decision
In this crash game by Spribe, a plane flies and the multiplier keeps rising. Cash out in time and you win; wait too long and you lose everything. Before playing at nabaiji, take a moment to understand how it all works.
How the multiplier works in a round
Aviator starts at a 1.00x multiplier. As the plane takes off on screen, the number rises quickly — 1.5x, 2x, 5x, 10x or more. The plane can crash at any moment, and when it does, all bets for that round are lost.
As a player, your job is to press the "Cash Out" button before the plane crashes. The multiplier at the exact moment you press it is multiplied by your bet to give your return. For example, if you bet ৳100 and cash out at 3.00x, you get ৳300 back.
There are no reels or paylines here like in slot games — no symbols to match. It is all one number: the multiplier. That simplicity is what sets the game apart. Many players in Dhaka and Chattogram find this format more straightforward than slots.
How to set bet size, auto cash-out and auto play
In Aviator you can place two bets at the same time in each round — that is one of the game's key features. Set auto cash-out at a lower multiplier on one bet and wait for a higher multiplier on the other. This spreads the risk a little.
| Setting | What it does | When it is useful |
|---|---|---|
| Bet Size | Set a fixed amount for each round | Always — decide before you start |
| Auto Cash-Out | Automatically cashes out at a set multiplier | Works even if you look away from the screen |
| Auto Bet | Repeats the same bet every round | When you do not want to click manually each time |
| Dual Bet | Place two separate bets in the same round | To target two different multipliers |
Tips for using auto cash-out
- Start with 1.5x or 2.0x auto — these hit more often
- For longer flights, watch manually; use auto cash-out for quick targets
- If you run auto bet, set a stop limit beforehand
- Give the two bets different auto values, such as 1.8x and 5.0x
Why rounds are so short and why a stop limit matters
An Aviator round typically ends in five to thirty seconds. Decisions have to be made so fast that players often end up playing round after round without stopping. Playing over a hundred rounds in an hour is not unusual — and that is where things can go wrong.
A stop limit means deciding in advance: "I will stop for the day if I lose or win this much." This habit is important for responsible play at nabaiji. You can find more details in our responsible gaming guide.
Before starting a session, decide how much you are willing to lose or win before you stop. Because rounds move fast, it is easy to lose track. Sticking to this limit keeps the game enjoyable over the long run.
How Aviator stays fair
Spribe's Aviator uses a Provably Fair system. This means the result of every round is determined in advance using a cryptographic hash, and anyone can verify it after the round ends.
Hash verification
The hash generated before the round starts can be checked against the result after the round ends.
Server seed
The server seed is encrypted — no one can see the result in advance.
Multiple seeds
Results are generated by combining seeds from multiple players — making it impossible for any single party to manipulate the outcome.
Transparent RTP
Maximum RTP is 97% — how the game performs over the long term is publicly disclosed.
Common mistakes and scams to avoid
Aviator's popularity has led to many fraudulent "prediction apps" and "signal groups" appearing. Stay away from them.
"Prediction apps" or "signals"
Many Telegram groups and mobile apps claim they "know" the next round's multiplier. This is completely false. The Provably Fair system makes it impossible to know the result in advance. These apps are traps designed to steal your money or personal information.
Selling "guaranteed strategies"
If someone offers to sell you a "100% winning strategy," it is a scam. Aviator is entirely random — there are no patterns, and no strategy guarantees a win.
Increasing bets after a loss
The "Martingale" method — doubling your bet after every loss — is widely used. But given the fast rounds and balance limits, it can lead to significant losses.
Playing while tired or emotional
Rounds move so fast that making good decisions when tired or excited is difficult. Take breaks and stick to your stop limit.
How this crash game is different from slots
In slot games, reels spin and symbols match — the result is determined automatically and the player has no input. In Aviator, the difference is that you actively make a decision: exactly when to cash out.
Slots have bonus rounds, free spins, or Megaways systems. Aviator has none of that — just one number that keeps rising. This simplicity makes the game easy to understand, but it also makes continuous play tempting.
| Feature | Aviator | Slots |
|---|---|---|
| Round length | 5–30 seconds | 2–10 seconds |
| Player decision | Cash-out timing | Bet size and spin |
| Bonus rounds | None | Often available |
| Maximum multiplier | Theoretically unlimited | Fixed (e.g. 5,000x) |
| Social element | Live chat, other players' bets are visible | Usually a solo experience |
Aviator's social features
The game has a live feed showing which multiplier other players are cashing out at and who has been caught in a crash. This transparency is not found in slot games, and it gives Aviator a distinct social dimension.
Keep in mind, though, that other players' decisions do not affect your round's result. Every round is completely independent. If you are in the nabaiji VIP programme at nabaiji, you can place higher-value bets in the same game.
Live statistics
The multiplier history of recent rounds is visible right inside the game. Use it as information — but do not try to find patterns; every round is independent.
What you need to start Aviator at nabaiji
Get a 150% bonus on your first deposit at nabaiji, up to ৳20,000 — the bonus amount must be wagered 15 times. Minimum deposit is ৳200. Deposit via bKash, Nagad, Rocket, Upay, or bank transfer. Withdrawals are usually completed in 10–45 minutes, with a minimum of ৳1,000. Log in first to play Aviator.
How Aviator works in the nabaiji App
Aviator works well on the small screen of a mobile — the cash out button is large and clear, and the multiplier graph displays across the full width. The nabaiji App is available for both Android and iOS through official channels.
While playing on mobile, make sure your network connection is stable. If the connection drops during a round, the auto cash-out setting can help — keep it enabled in advance.
- Turn off push notifications during the game to avoid losing focus
- Keep battery saver mode off, otherwise the screen dims and makes decisions harder
- Set a time limit for a session — it is easy to play longer than intended on mobile