Auto cash-out
Set a target multiplier and the game cashes out for you, which removes reaction time from the decision.
Aviator on the Come App
The plane climbs, the multiplier climbs with it, and the whole decision is when to cash out. Rules, tools and the round-check that makes results auditable.
How a round works
Bet, climb, cash out
- 1
Set your bet
Choose an amount before the round starts; the window between rounds lasts a few seconds. You can arm one or two bets.
- 2
Watch the climb
The multiplier starts at 1.00× and rises while the plane flies. Every round ends at a different point.
- 3
Cash out in time
Tap cash out to lock the current multiplier. Auto cash-out can do it for you at a number you set in advance.
The fairness check, in practice
Before a round, the Originals version publishes a hash of its server seed, which fixes the result before you bet. After rotating your seed pair in the game's fairness panel, you can feed the revealed server seed, your client seed and the round number into the check and rebuild the outcome.
- The hash locks the result before your bet exists
- Your client seed means the server alone cannot pick the outcome
- Any past round stays checkable after a seed rotation
Playing it
Three Aviator habits worth copying
Two bets per round
Run a safe bet and a long bet side by side in the same flight.
Short rounds
A full round rarely passes half a minute, so stick to a budget per session rather than per round.
FAQ
Aviator questions
How does Aviator work on Come?
A round starts, the plane climbs and the multiplier rises with it. Cash out while the plane is still flying and your bet is multiplied by the number at that moment; wait too long and the round ends with the bet lost. Rounds last seconds.
Why does Come list two Aviator games?
One is a Come Original, the other is KOOLBET's studio release in the casino. Play feels the same; the Originals version adds Come's Provably Fair round check.
Can I check that an Aviator round was fair?
On the Originals version, yes. The game commits to a hashed server seed before the round. Rotate your seed pair, then rebuild any past result from the server seed, your client seed and the round number. Shared-round games use a pre-committed chain instead, checkable after the round.
Can two cash-outs happen in one round?
Yes. You can place two bets in the same round and cash each out at a different multiplier, one early for safety and one late for the bigger number.
Is there a way to practise Aviator without money?
Daily Play Coins work on Come Originals, including Aviator. Claim them in the app and the rounds play identically.
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