Aviator

How Aviator plays

Aviator runs shared live rounds: every connected player sees the same multiplier curve climbing in real time. A bet is placed before take-off, and the payout is the stake multiplied by the value at the moment the player cashes out. Wait too long and the round crashes — the stake is lost. It is the purest risk-versus-greed loop in modern iGaming, which is why the crash format has become a lobby staple.

The VerseGame edition supports two simultaneous bet slots per player, independent auto cash-out targets per slot, a live bet board showing other players' stakes and cash-outs, in-round chat presence and full round history.

Operator controls

• RTP configuration — the return-to-player profile is provider-managed per operator; players can never influence it.
• Bet limits and quick chips — set your own minimum, maximum and quick-bet chip values; changes apply from the next round.
• Own round history — every round, bet and cash-out is recorded against your tenant only, exportable from the back office.

Fairness

Every Aviator round commits the SHA-256 hash of its server seed before betting opens and reveals the seed after the round settles, so any player or auditor can recompute the crash point. See how provably fair works.

Integration

Aviator launches through the same signed call as every VerseGame title: POST /api/v1/launch with your player ID and currency returns a ready launch URL for an iframe or a full-screen tab. Money moves only through your own wallet callback — see the wallet integration guide.