Aviator (SPRIBE): rules and version reference
- Provider
- SPRIBE
- Catalog reference
SPRIBE_aviator
Aviator is a crash-format game. A multiplier rises during the round until the flight ends. Cash-out timing determines whether an active entry is settled before the round closes.
What to verify in this version
Use the SPRIBE listing, then open its in-game help. Check which controls belong to the current entry, whether any auto setting is enabled, and what status confirms settlement. Previous rounds do not tell you when the next one will end.
How a round works
Before a round opens, identify the entry panel and any automatic controls. During the flight, the cash-out control is separate from the multiplier display. A cash-out must be accepted before the flight ends; if it is not, the entry is normally lost. Look at the round result and transaction history to distinguish a settled cash-out from a button press that was too late.
A worked example
Example: at a displayed 1.50×, a successfully settled entry of ₹100 would return ₹150 before any applicable adjustments, including the ₹100 stake. If the flight ends first, the displayed multiplier does not settle the entry. This example explains the display and does not predict a round.
