Aviatrix is best known for its game of the same name: a crash game, not a slot. You bet, a plane takes off and a multiplier rises, and you win your bet times the multiplier if you cash out before the plane flies away. Players can own and customise their plane as an NFT, though it isn't needed to play. Our review lists a 97% RTP and a 10,000× maximum multiplier.
Aviatrix quick facts
| Company | Aviatrix, a crash-game supplier |
|---|---|
| Licences | Swedish B2B supplier licence (Spelinspektionen, November 2024), per trade press |
| Makes | The Aviatrix crash game |
| Our reviews | Aviatrix |
| RTP to check | 97% in our review; check the game's rules at your casino |
Who Aviatrix is
Aviatrix supplies its game to casinos and platforms; a distribution deal with QTech Games took it to operators mainly in Asia and emerging markets. In November 2024 trade press reported a B2B supplier licence from Sweden's regulator, Spelinspektionen, shortly after certification for Italy. In 2022 it launched NFT planes that players can own and customise.
Aviatrix games and what they play like
In a crash game, every round is one decision: when to cash out. A low target such as 1.5× wins often but small; a high target wins rarely. The plane can fly away at any moment, so a bet left running too long is lost. Aviatrix lists a 10,000× maximum in our review. No cash-out strategy changes the RTP: the target you pick changes how often and how much you win, not the expected return.
RTP: what to check
Our review lists 97%. Rounds are fast, so a 3% house edge adds up quickly over many bets: 100 rounds at €1 means €100 wagered and about €3 lost on average. Check the game's rules screen at your casino for its RTP and maximum win. Our guide to how slots pay explains RTP and volatility.
Where you find Aviatrix
Aviatrix is at many casinos, often in a separate crash or instant games section. Check the casino's licence before you play; our licence guides explain what each one means for you.
Aviatrix FAQ
Is Aviatrix a slot?
No. It is a crash game: you cash out before the multiplier stops, rather than spinning reels.
Do I need an NFT to play Aviatrix?
No. Owning and customising a plane is optional.
Is there a strategy that beats Aviatrix?
No. Choosing when to cash out changes how often and how much you win, not the expected return.
Sources
- CasinoBeats: Aviatrix receives Swedish B2B licence (11 November 2024)
- European Gaming: Aviatrix's NFT game (20 October 2022)
- Gambling Insider: Aviatrix signs distribution deal with QTech Games
Checked 29 October 2026.
