Aviator asks for an exit decision during a rising multiplier. This walkthrough explains the sequence of a round, not a method for forecasting the crash. Learn the controls and decide limits before any cash stake.
What the Rising Display Means
A round starts near 1.00x and the displayed multiplier climbs until the stop occurs. The plane graphic illustrates that progression; it does not reveal the next crash point. Historical results cannot make a particular exit certain.
An accepted exit before the stop settles according to the current multiplier and rules.
Follow the Round in Order
- Use the entry window: Read the timer and available stake controls. Some versions allow two entries in a round, but each creates its own exposure; confirm the actual rules.
- Observe the active multiplier: Watch the active multiplier after the round begins. Values such as 1.25x or 2.50x describe the screen at that moment, not a promised future path.
- Request an exit: Use the Cash Out control while the round is active. Settlement follows the accepted exit value and the game rules; device or network delay can affect actions.
- Read the stop settlement: If the crash occurs before an accepted exit, the stake is lost. Do not raise the next amount to recover it.
