Aviator Auto Cash-Out
Auto cash-out is the setting that makes Aviator playable without losing your nerve. You pick a multiplier before the round — say 1.80x — and the game banks your bet automatically the instant the curve touches it. You don’t tap, you don’t react, you don’t freeze. On a round that flies away in a second, that’s the difference between a banked win and watching your stake leave.
How to set it
In the bet panel there’s an auto cash-out toggle next to your stake. Switch it on, type your target multiplier, and place the bet. From then on, every round you’ve got a bet on cashes out the moment the plane hits your number — until you turn it off or change it. You can also pair it with auto bet to keep placing the same stake each round, hands-free.
Why it beats tapping manually
Two human problems cost players banked wins, and auto cash-out removes both:
- Your thumb is slow. A round can spike and crash inside a second. Reacting manually, you’ll miss fast wins you’d set a target well below.
- Greed is real. Watching 1.80x tick past, the brain says “just a bit more” — and the plane leaves at 1.95x with your stake. A pre-set target makes that decision when you’re calm, not when you’re hyped mid-round.
Picking a target
There’s no magic number — it’s a trade between how often you win and how much:
| Auto cash-out | Hits | Pays |
|---|---|---|
| 1.3x–1.5x | very often | small, steady grind |
| 1.8x–2.5x | often enough | the common middle ground |
| 5x+ | rarely | big when it lands, long dry spells |
Most steady players sit in the 1.5x–2x band and accept that the occasional 20x will fly off without them. That’s the deal: a lower target trades upside for a higher strike rate. None of it changes the house edge — auto cash-out is a discipline tool, not an edge.
Where it fits the bigger picture
Auto cash-out is the backbone of any honest Aviator strategy: it enforces the target you set when you were thinking clearly, and on the two-bet method it lets you lock one bet low and ride the other without fumbling two cash-outs at once. Set it, set a budget, bank the wins, and Aviator stays fun. It’s live at Scorebet whenever you want a round.
Frequently asked
What is auto cash-out in Aviator?
A setting where you pick a multiplier in advance and the game cashes your bet automatically the moment the curve reaches it. You don't have to tap — it banks the win for you, even on a fast round you couldn't react to in time.
What should I set my Aviator auto cash-out to?
A target around 1.5x to 2x banks far more often than chasing high multipliers, which suits steady, low-variance play. Higher targets pay more but land rarely. Pick based on how much swing you can stomach, not on a 'lucky' number.
Can I use auto cash-out on both bets?
Yes. Run two bets and set a low auto cash-out on one to lock a small profit, while you ride or set a higher target on the second. It's the cleanest way to play the two-bet method without relying on your reactions.
Does auto cash-out still fire if my connection drops mid-round?
The cash-out target is held server-side, so it should trigger at your multiplier even if your phone freezes or your data drops at the wrong moment — that's the real edge over tapping, which dies the instant your screen lags. It's still worth confirming in your round history afterwards, but the whole point of the feature is that it doesn't depend on your device keeping up.
Does setting a higher auto cash-out improve my long-run return?
No — the house edge is fixed and identical whether you cash at 1.5x or aim for 50x, because a higher target just trades a worse strike rate for a bigger payout, and the maths nets out the same expected loss either way. Auto cash-out controls how your results are distributed, not how much the game keeps; it makes you consistent, not profitable.