Aviatrix Game on 1xBet

Aviatrix is a crash game released in November 2022 by Aviatrix. The game has a 97% RTP, Medium High volatility and a maximum win of up to x10,000 the stake.

A round begins after bets are accepted. The multiplier starts at x1.00 and increases until the predetermined endpoint is reached. The player must cash out before that point. A successful cash out returns the stake multiplied by the value reached at settlement. An active bet that remains open when the round ends is lost.

Aviatrix supports two simultaneous bets, manual cash out, auto cash out, demo play and Provably Fair verification.

Aviatrix Overview on 1xBet

The multiplier is a visual representation of a result calculated before the round begins. Previous flights do not influence the endpoint of the next round.

What Makes Aviatrix Different From Other Crash Games

Aviatrix combines the standard crash game format with a progression system that extends beyond individual rounds.

The game includes aircraft customisation, player progression, achievements, tournaments, leaderboards, lootboxes, free bets and promotional rewards.

Player progression and unlocked aircraft skins are shared across the Aviatrix game ecosystem.

These features do not change the crash multiplier generated for an individual round.

How to Access Aviatrix on 1xBet

1xBet lists Aviatrix in its casino catalogue as an Aviatrix provider game.

Finding Aviatrix in the Casino Section

1. Open the 1xBet casino.
2. Use the casino search.
3. Enter Aviatrix.
4. Select the game from the Aviatrix provider.
5. Open the game.
6. Choose demo or real money play.
7. Set the stake before the betting period closes.

Aviatrix should not be confused with Aviator. Aviatrix is provided by Aviatrix, while Aviator is a separate crash game from SPRIBE.

Playing Aviatrix on Desktop and Mobile

Aviatrix officially supports three integration formats.

Desktop browser play uses an embedded iframe.

Mobile browser play uses a direct game launch or an iframe.

Native Android and iOS casino applications can load Aviatrix through WebView.

The same core round mechanics apply on desktop and mobile. The player places a bet before the round starts, watches the multiplier rise and cashes out before the endpoint.

A separate Aviatrix application is not required to run the game through a casino website.

Trying Aviatrix in Demo Mode

Aviatrix officially supports demo mode.

The provider uses a dedicated demo parameter when launching the game, so a player session token is not required for a demo game.

Demo mode reproduces the crash mechanics without using a real money stake.

It can be used to test:

1. Bet placement.
2. Two simultaneous betting positions.
3. Manual cash out.
4. Auto cash out.
5. The speed of individual rounds.
6. Provably Fair verification.

Demo results do not influence later real money rounds.

How to Play Aviatrix

The game uses a repeating sequence of betting, takeoff, multiplier growth and settlement.

Placing Bets and Following the Flight

1. Select a stake before the round starts.
2. Place one or two bets.
3. Set an Auto Cash Out value if automatic settlement is required.
4. Wait for the aircraft to take off.
5. Watch the multiplier increase from x1.00.
6. Use Cash Out while the round remains active.
7. If the endpoint occurs first, any uncollected bet is lost.

Each of the two betting positions operates independently.

For example, one position can be cashed out at x1.50 while the second remains active.

Understanding the Multiplier and Cash Out

The return is calculated as:

Stake × cash out multiplier = return

Examples:

A 100 ZAR bet collected at x2.50 returns 250 ZAR.

If the endpoint occurs before x2.50 and the position has not already been collected, the 100 ZAR stake is lost.

The maximum published win is up to x10,000 the stake.

Aviatrix Betting Options and Controls

Aviatrix supports two independent bets and automatic cash out.

Auto Cash Out and Manual Cash Out

Manual cash out requires the player to select Cash Out while the flight remains active.

Auto Cash Out allows a multiplier to be selected before the round.

For example, an Auto Cash Out value of x2 produces two possible outcomes:

1. The multiplier reaches x2 before the endpoint. The position is automatically settled at x2.
2. The endpoint occurs below x2. The position is lost.

Auto Cash Out executes a predefined settlement instruction. It does not change the generated endpoint.

Using Two Bets in One Round

Aviatrix allows two separate betting positions during the same flight.

Each position can use its own:

1. Stake.
2. Cash out timing.
3. Auto Cash Out target.

Example:

The total amount staked in this example is 70 ZAR.

If Bet 1 is collected at x1.50 and the round ends at x3, Bet 1 returns 30 ZAR and Bet 2 loses its 50 ZAR stake.

Both positions use the same round endpoint.

Aviatrix RTP, Volatility and Maximum Win

Aviatrix publishes a 97% RTP for its original crash game.

The game is classified by the provider as Medium High volatility.

The maximum published win is up to x10,000 the stake.

97% RTP

A 97% RTP corresponds to a theoretical house edge of 3%.

RTP describes results across a very large amount of wagering. It does not mean that every 1,000 ZAR wagered during an individual session returns exactly 970 ZAR.

The value does not identify the endpoint of an individual flight.

Medium High Volatility

Aviatrix classifies the original crash game as Medium High volatility.

Individual rounds can end at low multipliers or continue to much higher values.

Changing the stake or cash out setting does not change the published volatility classification.

Maximum Win of x10,000

The maximum published win is up to x10,000 the stake.

Examples:

The x10,000 value is an upper game limit, not a typical round result.

Aviatrix Provably Fair System

Aviatrix uses a Provably Fair system to make completed round results independently verifiable.

The crash value is calculated before the visual flight takes place.

The process uses cryptographic data including a server seed, client seed and hashing.

Before the round, a cryptographic hash commits the system to the underlying result data. After the relevant data is revealed, the calculation can be checked against the earlier hash.

This prevents the endpoint from being changed after the round has already begun.

The rising multiplier shown during the flight therefore represents a result that has already been calculated.

Previous Rounds and Crash Patterns

Each round is generated independently.

For example:

1. Five consecutive flights ending below x2 do not make an x10 result due.
2. A previous x100 result does not make the next flight more likely to end early.
3. Changing the stake after several losses does not alter the next endpoint.
4. Waiting longer before placing a bet does not change the generated multiplier.

Round history records completed results. It does not predict the next round.

Aviatrix Progression and Customisation

Aviatrix includes a progression system in addition to its individual crash rounds.

Players can gain progression and unlock aircraft customisation elements.

The Aviatrix ecosystem also supports:

1. Plane skins.
2. Player profiles.
3. Achievements.
4. Lootboxes.
5. Free bets.
6. Promo codes.
7. Daily tournaments.
8. Special events.
9. Leaderboards.

Progress and skins can be shared across supported Aviatrix games through the provider’s connected game ecosystem.

These progression features are separate from the mathematical result of a crash round.

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