Aviator is a crash game made by Spribe. People who search for the Hippodrome Online Casino Aviator usually want to know how a round works, what the multiplier means and what the game costs to play. This page explains the game itself, so you can decide whether it suits you before you stake any money.
Common variants of Aviator
Aviator is usually presented as the provider's own crash game: one plane, one rising multiplier and one round at a time. Other crash games use the same format with different artwork, sounds, bet panels or side features, but the core idea of cashing out before the crash stays the same.
Before you play, check which crash games the The Hippodrome Online Casino games list includes, and compare the RTP and maximum win shown for each. The table above gives these figures for Aviator, so you can see how it compares with the similar games below.
How the Aviator rules work
A multiplier rises while the plane flies; cash out before it flies away or the stake is lost. You place your stake before the round starts, then decide when to cash out. If the plane flies away before you cash out, the stake is lost for that round.
The return to player is 97%. This is the share of stakes the game pays back on average over a very large number of rounds. In a single session, results can vary widely, and a short run of rounds tells you little about the average. The maximum win is 10,000x the stake.
Each round is random and independent of the rounds before it. Earlier crashes do not make the next one more or less likely, so there is no pattern to follow.
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RNG version and live dealer games
Aviator runs on a random number generator (RNG). The software decides each round, with no dealer, no table and no video stream. The round outcome is the same whether you watch the game or play quickly.
A live dealer game is played in a studio with a real dealer or host, and the round is streamed to your screen. Live game shows combine a wheel or board with a live host, and the pace is set by the host rather than by the game. If you prefer a dealer-run game, the Live Casino page explains how live tables and shows are presented.
Practical tips before you play
- Read the rules and the RTP first, so you know how a round pays before you stake.
- Set a budget before you start and stop when you reach it.
- Choose a stake you are comfortable losing in full. Do not raise it to chase a missed round.
- Decide your cash-out point as a plan, not as a way to guarantee a win. Cashing out is always your choice, and results stay random.
If play starts to feel hard to control, GamCare runs the National Gambling Helpline.
