As the iGaming industry evolves, Aviator is at the forefront of a new wave of innovative and engaging games capturing the attention of players worldwide.

What is Aviator? It is a crash igame where players bet on a plane when its taking off, players need to choose the right moment to cash out before it crashes. The design and rules are uncomplicated and easy to understand. For these reasons Aviator has taken off across the globe.

Aviator is simple and thrilling. It is also the most popular provably fair game among players around the globe. It’s a straight-forward game: place your bet and cash out before the plane crashes. Plus, all the players are on the same server, meaning the moment the plane crashes is the same whether you’re playing in Johannesburg or Jakarta.

The game is also incredibly easy to play. Players can jump right into the game without needing to research the easy-to-understand rules, plus the simple controls, which involve a simple click to cash out, make the game accessible even to players with limited mobility.

Aviator is the OG crash game. The simplicity of its design means it can be played on any device and its low-tech design makes it appealing to players for whom the cost of data is an issue. Unlike other low data games where simplicity can mean boring, Aviator is thrilling and fresh.

Aviator is a crash game. Instead of spinning reels or traditional playing cards, players bet on an airplane taking off. As it gets higher, the games multipliers increase, but you never know when it might crash. If that happens before you cash out, you lose everything. Aviator offer high-octane gameplay but there are important reasons it is the most successful crash game.

The Surge: Taking Risks to New Heights

One reason for Aviator’s success is that, like pilots, players get to experience the excitement of going all-in, making split second decisions, and witnessing their bet multiply, or vanish, in an instant, with increasing multipliers and the clear and strategic objective of the game adding to the intensity.

Socialising Takes Flight

Aviator, like other popular crash games, has a live chat feature that allows players to talk to one another during the game. This adds to the entertainment value of the game as it creates a community.

Strategic Moves: Making Precise Decisions

Luck plays an important role in Aviator, but players can still develop their own strategies on when to cash in their bets to win. Developing a strategy mirrors the careful planning and execution needed to fly a real plane.

The Sky’s the Limit

Aviator offers players the chance to win big, with multipliers, theoretically, indefinitely before the crash. The potential for unlimited jackpots – Supabets® R2.5 million jackpot is the biggest available to South African players – is at the heart of Aviators popularity.

Globally, players understand that digital technology can be rigged or is unfairly maintained. Spribe, the games developer, has designed a game that is provably fair for all players. This is essential to players who can play the game knowing they are being treated fairly by the technology the game is built on.

Aside from regulatory bodies – Supabets® is regulated by the Mpumalanga Economic Regulator – the main thing keeping games honest are RNGs (random number generators) that power everything from online slot reels to digital card shuffling. They ensure that the game is completely fair, and wins are randomised. Aviator builds on that randomness; its simplicity makes it more provably fair to players.  

Its simplicity makes it difficult for Spribe or Supabets® to manipulate odds. The transparent nature of the game prevents any tampering from hosts and players as well. So, lets look at the just how simple the game is.

Each round begins with a wait, up to 30 seconds, during which players can wait to place or adjust bets. A graph-like playing screen shows the plane take off, as the plane climbs, multipliers rise. That’s it, but don’t be deceived by its simplicity. Aviator is far from boring.