In Aviatrix, made by the studio of the same name, everything happens in a single flight: the plane lifts off, the multiplier rises, and your bet is paid at that value if you cash out before the plane explodes. The explosion can come at any time, and there are no reels involved.
Stakes go in during the gap between flights. As the plane takes off, the multiplier starts climbing, and the aim is to land it before it blows up, either by hand or with autoplay. After you cash out, no fresh bet is accepted until the round has finished.


Every flight takes one bet or two. According to the game rules, they have nothing to do with each other: separate stakes, separate cash-out buttons, separate outcomes. Each of the two PLACE BET panels has its own Auto play toggle.
Auto bet: the same stake goes in for as many flights as you set.
Auto cash-out: you type the exact odds to leave at.
Stop rules: after a total win, a total loss or a single win you choose in advance.
A blue biplane with 1XBET on its body leaves a grassy hill with pine trees and a water tower, under a 1XBET flag, and climbs into the clouds. The multiplier fills the centre of the screen. Alongside, the Participants tab lists other players' planes with a flight chart, next to the My bets and Promos tabs.
Topic | Rule |
|---|---|
Top multiplier | 10,000x |
Disconnect during a live bet | auto cash-out at the current multiplier |
Disconnect while placing a bet | stake refunded |
Second Chance | two crash points in each round |
For more from this developer, open the Aviatrix showcase; the developer index lists every other studio.


From the Slots section, Aviatrix opens free of charge without risking money. Android owners install the site's APK by following the 1xBet mobile page. The 1xBet account is opened from the site's home page.
It opens the workshop for customising your plane; levels earned through betting add cosmetic parts and do not affect the odds.
According to the rules, some randomly chosen players keep flying after the first crash point, and their plane only goes down at the second one.