Spribe and the Aviator game

How do you play Aviator?

Aviator is a crash game: you place a bet before the round, a plane takes off and a multiplier rises from 1.00x. At a random point the plane "flies away". If you cash out before it leaves, your bet pays at the current multiplier; if you are too late, the bet is lost. The game allows two separate bets per round and automatic cash-out.

What does Provably Fair mean?

Spribe describes its games as "Provably Fair". With this method the round result is computed from a combination of seed values produced by the player and the server, and after the round the player can use those values to verify that the result was fixed in advance and not altered. Provably Fair shows that the result was produced fairly; it does not make winning easier.

Do Aviator tactics or hacks work?

No. Each round's multiplier is independent of previous ones; looking at the history list cannot predict the next round. Apps sold as an "Aviator hack", "prediction bot" or "signal group" are scams that often ask for account details or money. Cashing out early at a low multiplier lowers the chance of losing a round but also shrinks the win; the house edge does not change over time. For limiting risk see the live betting and budget guide.

Is Aviator legal?

Spribe is licensed in several countries (below). But a provider's licence does not make the betting site that offers the game legal where you live. In Turkey only state-authorised gambling platforms are legal; playing on offshore-licensed sites carries legal and financial risk.

Spribe's other games

Spribe groups its fast games other than Aviator under "Turbo Games": Mines, Plinko and Dice are examples. The site offers demo links.

Licences and company facts

The site lists the Malta Gaming Authority (RN/189/2020), Romania's ONJN, Sweden's Spelinspektionen, Ontario's AGCO, Greece, the Netherlands (Kansspelautoriteit), Italy (ADM) and Colombia (Colijuegos). The UK licence is shown on the site as "suspended". Offices are given as Kyiv, Tallinn, Warsaw and Tbilisi; the legal entity as Spribe N.V. (Curaçao).