Aviator game at 4rabet: the round is yours to end
The plane climbs, the multiplier climbs, and the cashout is yours.
How an Aviator round works
A round begins, a plane takes off, and a multiplier starts climbing from one. At some point the plane flies away. Anyone who pressed cash out before that moment keeps the multiplier they stopped at.
Two bets, one round
The game gives every player two betting panels. Most regulars use them as a pair: one slip with a low auto cashout that closes early, one left to run. It is the closest thing the game has to a strategy, and it takes one setting to arrange.
Tools on the screen
- Auto bet — repeats the same stake each round;
- Auto cashout — closes at a multiplier you choose in advance;
- Round history — every past multiplier, visible to the whole table;
- Live bets — a list of who is in this round and at what stake.
Provably fair
Each round's result is generated before it starts and can be checked afterwards against a published seed. The check is built into the game menu, which is worth opening once just to see how it works.
Settling into the round
The Aviator game is easiest to learn by watching a few rounds without staking. Once the pace is familiar, an Aviator bet with an auto cashout set low is a comfortable way to start, because the decision is made before the round begins. Manual Aviator cash out comes naturally after that.
Aviator is the most-played round at 4rabet and the one most people open first.