| Studio | Aviatrix |
|---|---|
| RTP | 97% |
| Maximum win | 10,000x |
| Volatility | Medium-high |
| Layout | Crash game, no reels or paylines |
| Released | November 2022 |
Aviatrix review: how the crash game pays and who it suits
Aviatrix is not a slot. It is a crash game from the studio of the same name, launched in November 2022: a plane takes off, a multiplier climbs from 1.01×, and you keep the stake times the multiplier if you cash out before the plane flies away. Aviatrix publishes a 97% RTP and calls the volatility medium-high; the multiplier is capped at 10,000× the stake. No decision changes the house edge, only how often you win and how much.
How Aviatrix plays
Each round starts with a betting window. You place one or two stakes (the two bets are independent, so one can cash out early and the other ride), then the plane takes off and the multiplier rises in real time. Press Cash Out and that bet is settled at the multiplier on screen. If the plane flies off first, the bet is lost. An auto cash-out setting settles the bet at a target multiplier without you pressing anything, and auto bet repeats the same stake round after round.
What a session costs: every cash-out target returns the same on average, about 97% of stakes at the published RTP, so 100 rounds at €1 cost about €3 on average whether you aim for 1.2× or 20×. What changes is the shape: at 1.5× you win most rounds and lose a few; at 10× you lose most rounds and occasionally collect ten times the stake. The crash point is drawn at random before each round, by a provably fair mechanism you can verify after the round. Stake limits depend on the casino.
Features
Two bets and auto cash-out
Two stakes in one round let you lock a small profit early with one and chase a higher multiplier with the other. Auto cash-out removes reaction time from the equation: the bet settles the instant the multiplier reaches your number, which matters at targets near 1.1× where a round can end within a second.
Your own plane
Aviatrix's distinguishing feature is the plane itself: each player's aircraft is a non-fungible token that levels up with play and can carry skins. Progression carries across the studio's games. It changes what you see, not what you are paid: the plane's level has no effect on the crash point or the RTP.
Tournaments and rewards
The studio runs tournaments across its casinos, with prize pools it announced at €4,000,000 in 2025 and 2026, and a play-to-earn programme that pays rewards for activity. Prizes come on top of the game's return; they do not change the 3% the game keeps on average.
RTP and volatility
Aviatrix publishes 97.00% RTP for the base crash game and 97.50% for its Second Chance variant, which adds a second attempt in some rounds. A 97% game keeps €3 of every €100 staked over time, less than most slots. The published volatility is medium-high, but in a crash game you set the volatility yourself: a 1.2× target is a low-volatility bet and a 50× target a very high one, at the same RTP. The studio's licences include the Malta Gaming Authority and several national regulators; the casino's licence is what protects you, so check it. Our crash games guide works through the odds of reaching each target.
Who it suits
Aviatrix suits players who want rounds of a few seconds, a visible multiplier and control over how risky each bet is, and who understand that cashing out early does not beat the game, it only smooths the results. It does not suit anyone looking for slot features, free spins or a jackpot; there are none. The catch is speed: rounds are short and auto bet makes it easy to stake far more per hour than on a slot, so set a budget before the first round. The studio's page: Aviatrix.
Aviatrix: FAQ
What is the RTP of Aviatrix?
97.00%, as published by Aviatrix for the crash game; 97.50% for the Second Chance variant. Casinos may run a different setting, so check the game's information panel.
What is the maximum multiplier?
10,000 times the stake. The plane rarely flies that far: the crash point is random, and most rounds end below 3×.
Does cashing out early improve my odds?
No. Every target returns the same on average. A low target wins often and small; a high target wins rarely and big. The house edge is the same either way.
Is it provably fair?
Aviatrix states each round uses a provably fair mechanism: the crash point is fixed before the round and can be checked afterwards from the round's data.
Sources
- Aviatrix, Crash Game: RTP 97.00%, medium-high volatility, release November 2022, auto cash-out and betting options, licences.
- Aviatrix, How to play: the 1.01× start, cash-out and crash rules, provably fair mechanism; the studio's tournament announcements (March 2025, June 2026). The 10,000× cap is the figure the studio's partners and reviews publish.
Checked 30 October 2026.
