Crash games such as Aviator and its variants are actually a relatively new type of game for online casinos. These games do not operate under the same mechanics as classic slots or live casino games. Winning in slots depends largely on luck and there is very little the player can influence. But in Aviator style games on platforms like 1xBet players have certain controls over their bets. That feature makes crash games more suited for betting strategies. In this article, you will discover both widely used and lesser known top strategies for Aviator style games.
What Are the Game Mechanics of Aviator?
Before diving into strategies, it’s useful to briefly review how the game works – because when you apply strategies it’s important to keep this fact in mind: Aviator operates using “Provably Fair” technology, and it is impossible to manipulate the system in any way. So, what is this Provably Fair technology?
Both you (the player) and the game system produce a “seed” (a random value) in a verification process that works similarly to blockchain logic. These seeds form the basis of the random number that will determine the outcome of the round.
The game provider hides their seed but shares a hash (encrypted version) with you. This is to prove the result was not altered afterwards.
Your seed, the system’s seed and the turn order combine to produce the random multiplier for that round. Therefore neither any player nor the system can know or change the result in advance.
After the game finishes, the system reveals its seed. You can use this data to check the result yourself and verify that the game really operated fairly.
Put simply, not even the company that developed the game can intervene in Aviator style games. Therefore, as with all games of chance, there is no strategy for Aviator and similar games that guarantees 100 % winning. But that does not mean you should play without a plan or strategy. On the contrary: playing with a proper strategy can increase your chances compared to playing without one.
Other 1xBet Crash Games
The Aviator game from provider Spribe is the most well known example in the world of the crash game genre. It offers an RTP of about 97% and the chance to win up to 10,000 × your bet each round. However, Aviator is not the only successful representative of its type. Many popular game providers have developed different styles of crash games. On the 1xBet platform, you’ll find the most popular crash games listed below, and most of the strategies described in this article can also be applied to these games.
| Game Name | Provider | RTP | Maximum Win |
| JetX | SmartSoft Gaming | 98.8% | x25,000 |
| Aviatrix | Aviatrix | 97.0% | x10,000 |
| Spaceman | Pragmatic Play | 96.5% | x5,000 |
| Crash X | Turbo Games | 95.0% | – |
| Rocketman | Elbet | 97.5% | x20,000 |
Crash Game Strategies
How do you win in Aviator? Every player may have a different answer – this difference comes from each person’s distinct play style and strategy. In general, there are many strategies for crash games and you cannot fit all of them into one article. But below you will find the most well known and widely chosen crash game tips and strategies among players.
Pareto Rule
This strategy developed by the famous mathematician Vilfredo Pareto is known as the 80/20 rule. Although the Pareto rule is usually used in finance and investment, it can also be applied in online casino games. Applying this strategy in Aviator is quite simple: you use only 20% of your total betting budget for high risk bets (for example x5.00 and above). The remaining 80% is used for lower risk bets (for example x1.30, x1.50, x2.00). The goal is to reduce risk, stay in the game as long as possible and take advantage of the RTP.
Martingale Strategy
The Martingale strategy was devised in the 19th century by a French casino operator. Originally invented for roulette, over time it has been adapted to all casino games and now even Aviator style crash games. According to this strategy, after every loss you double your bet. For example, you bet 10 TL and lose, then next round you bet 20 TL; if you lose again, you bet 40 TL, and so on. When you finally win, you achieve a net profit equal to your original bet. However, Martingale is a very risky strategy and if not applied correctly, it can deplete your bankroll very quickly.
Other Betting Strategies
Although Martingale is the most famous betting strategy, it isn’t the only method you can use in Aviator style games. For instance, you might try the Fibonacci strategy (whereafter each loss you increase your bet by adding the amount of the previous two bets). Or you might apply the D’Alembert system (where you increase your bet by one unit after a loss, then reduce by one unit after a win). There are many such game tactics in Aviator and crash games. You can research them and pick the one best suited to your play style. After all, as the famous saying goes: “A bad plan is better than no plan.”
Placing Two Bets at Once
In Aviator and most crash games, you have the possibility to place two bets simultaneously. You can use this feature smartly to your advantage. What you do: place one small bet (e.g. 50 TL) and another larger bet (e.g. 300 TL). You cash out the large bet at a low multiplier (for example x1.20) to secure it. Meanwhile, for the smaller bet you wait for a higher multiplier (for example x3 x5). This way your large bet preserves your total stake, while the small bet forms your profit. But remember: the plane sometimes takes off even at x1.00 multiplier.
Time Based Strategy
Players who use this strategy typically have good discipline. Under this method, you bet only at certain time intervals (for example every 10 minutes) and at certain multipliers (for example x2.50). Some players use round count rather than time: instead of waiting 10 minutes, they bet every 10 rounds. The goal of this strategy is to slow down the pace of play and avoid reckless bets. Still, some players attempt to find a pattern based on previous round multipliers and bet accordingly – but this approach has no scientific basis and simply reflects each individual’s style.
Early Cash Out Tactic
In Aviator and generally in crash games, about 50 70% of rounds end before reaching x2.00 multiplier. Although this is not a fixed figure, it is indicated in various sources. The takeaway: the longer you wait, the higher your risk of losing. If you are not a risk seeker or small wins satisfy you sufficiently, then leaving the game early (without holding out for high multipliers) might be the better method. By “early cash out” we mean converting your bet at around x1.30 x1.80. While risk is not eliminated, it is significantly reduced.
Playing in Demo Mode
The Aviator game is available in demo mode. That means you can test all your strategies in free mode without risking any money. In demo mode everything is exactly the same as when playing with real money – except you cannot win actual cash. You can access demo mode from the casino’s website or by downloading the 1xBet Android/iOS app. Moreover, you don’t even need to create an account to play in demo mode. Once you’re confident your strategies actually work, then you can apply them in real money mode.
Using the Auto Bet Feature
You have probably noticed that when the plane reaches high multipliers, players naturally get excited – and this excitement sometimes leads to wrong decisions. The auto bet feature is a very useful tool to prevent such mistakes. To use it, you set your bet amount and the multiplier at which you want to cash out in advance. Each round your bets are placed automatically and when the multiplier you set is reached, your bet is cashed out automatically. Also, this feature continues even if your internet connection breaks.
Bankroll Management
Aviator is a game with low to medium volatility and offers an RTP of about 97%. Lower volatility means the game tends to give smaller multipliers more often. An RTP of 97% means that only about 3% of the players’ bets go to the casino’s profit in the long run, and the remaining 97% is paid back to players over time. Therefore, dividing your bankroll into small portions and participating in as many rounds as possible can raise your chance of success. For example, instead of spending a budget of 1,000 TL in 5 rounds of 200 TL each, it is safer to divide it into 50 parts of 20 TL each. This rule applies equally to other crash games.
Are Aviator Signals Real?
It is particularly important for beginner players to know that no one can predict the outcome of a round in Aviator. The game’s algorithm is based on an unpredictable cryptographic encryption system and external interference is reduced to zero. In other words, claims about “Aviator signals” do not reflect reality. Believing such rumors may lead you to lose your entire fund. Even worse, your account may be permanently closed.
Aviator, like other games of chance, does not guarantee sure wins. If you want to improve your odds, the best thing you can do is apply proper bankroll management and avoid unnecessary risks. But above all your focus should be on having fun. Because games of chance should be approached as a fun hobby – not a method to earn money. Never bet amounts that exceed your budget or put you in a difficult situation.
