Aviamasters vs Aviator: the differences and which to pick
People keep searching “Aviamasters or Aviator” and “Aviamasters, an Aviator alternative”. Both games feature a plane, but they share less than it seems.
| Aviamasters | Aviator | |
|---|---|---|
| Provider | BGaming | Spribe |
| Genre | Casual flight game | Crash game |
| Cash-out button | No | Yes |
| How the win grows | The plane collects +1…+10 and ×2…×5, rockets halve it | The odds rise until the plane flies away |
| When you lose | The plane falls into the water | You didn't cash out before it flew away |
| RTP | 97% (game rules) | see game rules |
| Max win | ×250 the bet | see game rules |
The main difference: who decides the outcome
In Aviator you watch the odds rise and press the cash-out button yourself. Make it in time and you win at the current odds. Aviamasters has no such button: after you press Play you only watch. The result depends on whether the plane lands on the aircraft carrier at the end of the flight.
The multiplier works differently
In Aviator the odds rise smoothly and are the same for everyone in the round. In Aviamasters the multiplier jumps: numbers add, “×” multiplies, rockets halve. So one round can show ×31.5, then ×42.4, and still be lost if the plane goes into the sea. That is exactly what happened in our demo round.
Tactics don't carry over
Aviator habits such as auto cash-out at ×1.5–2 or two bets with different exits don't apply in Aviamasters: there is nothing to exit. All you control is the bet size, the flight speed and the autoplay stops. More in our Aviamasters strategy guide.
Which to pick
- You like catching the moment and deciding yourself — Aviator.
- You want a showy flight without the nervous button — Aviamasters.
- You want a clear win cap — Aviamasters has one in its rules: ×250.
Both games have a demo. Try them for free before you stake money. 18+.
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