Stake limits are specific to the active game and account. Read both bet panels before placing a virtual bet; the total exposure is the sum of the two stakes. A difference in limits does not by itself identify a fake game.
How auto cash-out and two bets work
Every Aviator round begins with a bet panel where you can activate one or two bet fields. Each field takes its own stake and its own auto cash-out target — 1.5x, 3x, 10x, whatever you set. Once the round starts and the multiplier climbs past your preset figure, the game cashes that bet out instantly. You don’t click anything; the system does it the moment the live multiplier reaches your number.
If you leave auto cash-out off, the bet runs in manual mode: you watch the plane and press cash out yourself. You can mix the two — one bet on auto at 1.5x, one on manual that you try to ride higher — or run both on auto at different targets. The bets have separate controls but share the same crash point: one can cash out while the other is still live, and if the plane flies away before you cash out the second bet, only that bet is lost. Auto-bet is a separate setting that repeats your stake each round until you stop it.
The live bet feed shows other players’ bets and cash-outs in real time, but those have no effect on your result. Each round’s crash point is derived from a server seed combined with the first three players’ seeds and published in the Provably Fair panel after the round, so you can verify it yourself — the multiplier is not decided by how many people cash out early or what targets they set.
Two-bet and auto cash-out setup options
| Setup | First bet | Second bet | Use case |
|---|---|---|---|
| Low/high split | Auto 1.5x | Manual or auto 5x+ | Recover part of the stake with the first, chase a multiplier with the second |
| Double low | Auto 1.3x | Auto 1.5x | Frequent small wins, lower variance |
| One manual | Manual | Empty | Single-bet focus, full control |
| Double auto, same target | Auto 2x | Auto 2x | Same as one bet of twice the size |
| Two targets on the same round | Auto 1.2x | Auto 10x | Two correlated outcomes — the first bet softens the loss if the plane flies away before 10x |
Every combination plays at the same RTP. The setup you choose controls how often you win and how much, but the house edge stays 3%.
What it means for your budget
Under an illustrative ideal crash distribution (not a probability table verified from SPRIBE): the chance the plane reaches a target is roughly 97% divided by that target. So 1.5x is reached in about two rounds out of three, 3x in about one round out of three, and 10x in about one round out of ten.
Worked example: you play 100 rounds with A$1 on auto 1.5x and A$1 on auto 3x — A$2 per round, A$200 in total. On average the first bet wins about 65 times (A$97 back) and the second about 32 times (A$97 back), so you expect roughly A$194 returned and a loss of about A$6, or 3% of what you wagered. Actual results will swing either side of that, sometimes by a lot over a short session.
The two-bet setup does not improve your return; it lets you split risk and target two multipliers in the same round. Two A$1 bets at the same target are the same as one A$2 bet. The choice is behavioural: two bets give you more frequent partial wins, which some players find easier to manage than all-or-nothing single bets. Because two bets double your exposure, halve the stake per bet if you want to keep the same risk per round.
Auto cash-out removes the decision pressure mid-round. The trade-off: you can’t react if the plane keeps climbing past your target. Manual players sometimes ride a round higher, but they also lose more often by hesitating. Neither mode has a better RTP; auto is consistency, manual is control.
Myths about auto cash-out and two bets
“Two bets double your chance of winning the round” — Each bet is settled against the same crash point. If the plane flies away at 1.3x, both a 1.5x bet and a 3x bet lose. Two bets give you two targets, not two separate rounds, and the overall return is still 97%.
“Auto cash-out at a low multiplier is a safe strategy that guarantees profit” — A 1.2x target is reached in roughly 80% of rounds, but each win is small and the rounds that crash first take the whole stake. Over time, 97% RTP applies regardless of target. No multiplier setting shifts the house edge in your favour.
“The live bet feed shows you when to cash out” — The crash point is fixed by the seeds before the round starts and revealed afterwards. What other players bet or when they cashed out has no effect on the multiplier.
Combining auto and manual within your session
You can switch between auto and manual bet by bet. Some players use auto cash-out for the first rounds to build a rhythm, then switch one bet to manual to test higher multipliers. Others keep one bet on auto at 1.5x as a baseline and use the second for higher targets. The game does not penalise or reward either mode — the RTP, the provably fair system and the bet limits apply the same way.
For how the RTP works across different cash-out targets, see the RTP page. If you are new to the mechanics, start with the How to Play guide, which covers the bet panel, the cash-out button and provably fair verification step by step.
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Sources and scope
Checked 15 October 2026. Primary source · Regulator. Public-source review; no deposit or withdrawal test is claimed. Dated third-party figures are not current operator verification.