Auto Bet
The two screens that come before this one, placing a bet and cashing out, both rely on your reflexes every single round. The Auto tab removes that. Instead of clicking BET in the countdown and tapping CASH OUT under pressure, you set a stake and a target once and let the game run them for you.
Auto Cashout is the part that does the heavy lifting. Because it fires at the exact multiplier you nominate, it takes the panic out of the climb — the most common way to lose a winning round is hesitating a half-second too long. The discipline it enforces is also its danger: with Auto Bet staking automatically every round, a balance can disappear far faster than manual play, so the Stop on Loss and Stop on Win limits aren’t optional extras. Used with a budget, the Auto tab is the closest thing Aviator has to the steady, repeatable approach described on the Aviator strategy and auto cash-out pages. What it can never do is dodge the crash.
Place it on Scorebet, step by step
- 1Switch to the Auto tab
Tap the Auto tab on either bet panel. Two controls appear — Auto Bet and Auto Cashout.
- 2Enable Auto Bet
Turn on Auto Bet to stake the same amount automatically every round, queued at the start of each between-rounds phase. Toggle it off at any time to stop.
- 3Set your Auto Cashout target
Set a target multiplier, for example 2.00x. When the round reaches it, your bet is cashed out automatically at that exact point. If the plane crashes first, the bet is lost as normal.
- 4Use both panels together
Run different targets across the two panels — for example Panel 1 auto cashout at 1.5x for frequent small wins and Panel 2 at 5x to chase a bigger payout.
Set Auto Cashout to 1.5x for frequent small wins, or 5x, 10x or higher to chase bigger payouts with more risk. Match the target to your bankroll, not the leaderboard.
Responsible gambling: Auto Bet burns through a balance quickly. Always set a session budget and use the Stop on Loss and Stop on Win limits in the Auto settings.
Frequently asked
What is Auto Cashout on Aviator?
Auto Cashout banks your bet automatically the instant the round reaches a target multiplier you set, for example 2.00x, even if you're not watching the screen. If the plane crashes before reaching your target, you lose the bet as normal.
Is Auto Bet on Aviator safe?
It's a convenience, not a strategy, and it makes it easy to burn through your balance fast because it stakes every round without you clicking. Always set a session budget and use the Stop on Loss and Stop on Win limits in the Auto settings.
What does Stop on Win actually do, and why use it with Auto Bet?
Stop on Win halts the auto sequence once your balance climbs by an amount you set, locking the run off before a good streak gets fed back into the next round. It's the counterweight to Auto Bet's biggest danger — without it, hands-free play keeps re-staking through every win, and the fastest way to give back an Aviator session is to let a winning run keep running.
Does a higher Auto Cashout target make Auto Bet more profitable over time?
No — the house edge is the same whatever target you set, so a high Auto Cashout just swaps a steady strike rate for rare big hits at the same long-run cost. The danger is that Auto Bet keeps firing through the dry spells a high target produces, so you stake far more rounds while waiting for one to land; the target shapes the variance, not the edge.