kriya Aviator — the multiplier rises each round, cash out at the right moment to win
Aviator is a crash game with no reels or decks like slots or cards — there is a flying plane and a multiplier that keeps rising alongside it. Cash out before the plane flies away.
How a round works
Each Aviator round starts with a betting window giving you up to five seconds to place your bet. Then a small plane takes off from the left side of the screen and a multiplier counter below it starts climbing from 1.00× — 1.5×, 2×, 5×, 10× or higher.
When the multiplier reaches your chosen number, press the Cash Out button and your bet is returned multiplied by that value. But if the plane flies away before you cash out, the entire bet is lost. Exactly when the plane flies away is different every round and is determined in advance.
A round typically lasts five to fifteen seconds, sometimes less. This is not a spin like Slots — the rising multiplier creates pressure to decide quickly.
- 1 Betting window: Set your bet amount before the round starts. You can place two separate bets at the same time.
- 2 Multiplier rises: As soon as the plane takes off, the counter starts climbing from 1.00×.
- 3 Cash out: When the multiplier reaches your target, cash out — bet × multiplier is added to your balance.
- 4 Crash: If the plane flies away, the bet for that round is lost. The next round starts within seconds.
- 5 Live leaderboard: You can see on screen when other players in the same round cashed out and at what multiplier.
Bet size, auto cash-out and auto play
Setting your bet size
Each round you can type in a bet amount or use the preset buttons. There are two separate bet boxes per round, so you can run two different strategies at different multipliers at the same time.
Bet SizeAuto cash-out
Set a specific multiplier and the game will cash out automatically as soon as the plane reaches it. Example: setting auto cash-out at 2.00× means you exit at 2× every round — as long as the plane gets there.
Auto Cash-OutAuto play
Turning on auto play lets a set number of rounds run automatically. You can also set a stop-if condition — auto play will stop when you reach a set profit or loss amount.
Auto PlayStop limit
Before starting a session, decide for yourself how much you are willing to lose before stopping. This limit is visible in the real-time stats, making it easy to track total session losses.
Session LimitLive stats
A list of crash multipliers from recent rounds is shown beside the game. You can see whether the last few rounds ended at low multipliers or whether a high multiplier came through — but this information does not predict the outcome of the next round.
StatsChat and leaderboard
The game screen has a live chat panel where other players post comments. Next to it, the names and multipliers of the top winners in the current round are shown.
ChatWhy rounds end so quickly and how to set a stop limit
Aviator rounds are much shorter than slots or live casino tables. Most rounds finish within ten to twenty seconds, meaning over two hundred rounds are possible in an hour. This speed can drain a session budget very quickly if a loss limit is not set in advance.
Aviator's auto play menu has three types of stop conditions: stop after a set number of rounds; stop when the total balance drops to a set number; or stop when total profit reaches a target. Any one or more of these can be set at the same time.
When playing manually, a simple rule helps — decide before you start how much you are willing to lose, and end the session when you hit that limit. More detailed guidance is available on the Responsible Gaming page.
How outcomes are fairly determined
Aviator uses a Provably Fair system — a method where the crash point of each round is set with a cryptographic hash before the game starts. At the end of the round that hash is revealed, and any player can verify for themselves that the result was fixed in advance.
In plain terms: the operator or server cannot change the crash point while a round is running, because it is already locked. This method can also be verified by independent auditors.
This is different from the RNG (Random Number Generator) used in standard slots. In RNG-based games, results are generated server-side with limited ways to verify them externally. Aviator's Provably Fair approach provides a higher level of transparency. The maximum RTP of 97% (max RTP 97%) is published by Spribe.
Provably Fair — in brief
- Hash generated before the round starts
- Hash revealed at the end of the round
- Any player can verify it themselves
- Cannot be changed during a live round
- Maximum RTP 97%
Common mistakes and 'prediction' scams to watch out for
As Aviator has grown in popularity, various mobile apps and Telegram channels in Bangladesh have started selling software under names like 'Aviator signal' or 'crash point prediction'. These are complete scams — because of the Provably Fair system, nobody can know the crash point of the next round in advance, and certainly no third-party app can.
Doubling your bet after every loss increases the risk of running out of balance. Several consecutive low-multiplier rounds in a row can lead to large losses very quickly.
Just because the last ten rounds ended at low multipliers does not mean a high multiplier is due next — each round is independent.
Chasing losses with the mindset of 'I'll win it back' makes it easy to lose control of your session budget. Set a stop limit before you start.
Holding out for a 10× or 20× multiplier means most rounds end in a crash before you get out. Setting auto cash-out at a realistic target lets you exit consistently.
Aviator vs Slots — what's different
Aviator and slots are both fast games, but they are completely different in structure. Slots spin reels, have fixed paylines or ways, and wins are determined by symbol combinations — all controlled by the server's RNG, with no decision for the player to make after the spin. More games of this type are available in the Virtual Casino.
Aviator has no reels, no paylines, and no bonus rounds. The player decides when to exit — that decision is the key difference. It is described as a 'skill-influenced' experience, though where the multiplier crashes is still random.
Aviator's maximum RTP is 97% — higher than many slots, which typically range from 96–97%.
| Feature | Aviator | Slots |
|---|---|---|
| Decision | When to cash out | No decision |
| Round length | 5–20 seconds | 3–10 seconds |
| Multiplier limit | Theoretically unlimited | Fixed per game |
| Fairness | Provably Fair | RNG (Audited) |
| Max RTP | 97% | 96–97% (varies by game) |
How to get started with Aviator at kriya
Open an account at kriya, deposit a minimum of ৳200 via bKash, Nagad, Rocket, or bank transfer, and you can start playing Aviator right away. A 150% bonus is available on your first deposit, up to ৳10,000 (20x wagering). The minimum withdrawal is ৳500 and is usually processed within 5–30 minutes. Joining the kriya VIP programme also gives you weekly cashback.
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Go to kriya CasinoKnow before you play — practical tips
If you are new to Aviator, start with small bets to get a feel for the game's pace and the position of the cash-out button. Rounds move fast, so watch the first few carefully.
Setting auto cash-out to 1.5× or 2.0× from the start is a safer approach for beginners. You can keep a separate small second bet for higher multipliers.
After logging in to kriya, use the "Crash" or "Aviator" filter in the game lobby to find the game quickly. Go directly to your account from the kriya Login page.
- Set your session budget in advance
- Use auto cash-out
- Use two bet boxes at different multipliers
- Stay away from "signal" apps
- For players aged 21+
