Aviator

Aviator is a crash game released by Spribe in 2019, and the first entry in this directory that is neither a slot nor a table game. A round contains one number. A plane takes off, a multiplier climbs from one, and at some point the plane flies away and the round is over. A bet placed before take-off pays at whatever multiplier was showing when the player cashed out; a bet still open when the plane leaves is lost. There are no reels, paylines or symbols, and everyone in the room watches the same round resolve at the same moment, which is why the screen carries a live list of other players' bets alongside a chat panel. Two bet panels allow two stakes on the same round, and an auto cash-out setting closes a bet at a chosen multiplier without the player pressing anything. The point at which a round ends is not decided while the plane climbs: it is derived before the round starts from a server seed combined with seeds contributed by players, and the game publishes those values afterwards so a finished round can be checked. That provably fair model is the part of the format worth understanding, and the verification steps, the round rules and any operator limits are set out in the game's own rules panel.