Cashing Out
The cash-out is the only decision in Aviator, and it’s the one that pays. Everything before it — setting the stake, hitting BET — is preparation. Once the plane is in the air, the maths is simple: your win is your stake multiplied by whatever the curve has reached, and the orange button shows that number live so there’s no calculation to do under pressure.
The catch is that it’s all or nothing. There’s no partial cash-out and no consolation if you leave it a fraction too long, which is exactly what the crash page covers. That’s why a fixed, modest target tends to out-earn chasing the big multipliers, and why two panels are useful — one banked early for safety, one left to run. If you’d rather not rely on your own reflexes every round, auto-bet and auto-cashout can lock in a target multiplier for you. First, make sure you’ve got the stake down in placing a bet.
Place it on Scorebet, step by step
- 1Wait for take-off
Once the round begins the plane takes off and the multiplier starts at 1.00x, climbing slowly at first and then faster. Your bet is live.
- 2Watch your potential win
The green BET button becomes a large orange CASH OUT button showing your current potential win in real time, for example Cash Out R76.50. The figure is your stake times the live multiplier.
- 3Tap CASH OUT to lock it in
Tap CASH OUT at any moment to bank that amount instantly. Your winnings are credited to your balance straight away and that panel is done for the round.
- 4Manage two panels separately
You can cash out each of your two bet panels independently — for example bank Panel 1 early and let Panel 2 keep climbing.
Many experienced players target 1.5x to 2x as a safe cash-out. A small consistent return beats losing the whole stake, especially through a run of low multipliers.
Watch the All Bets panel to see where the crowd is cashing out, but remember their timing doesn't predict the crash. Set your own target and stick to it.
Frequently asked
How does the Aviator payout work?
Your potential win is your bet amount times the current multiplier. A R50 bet cashed out at 3.00x pays R150. The figure updates live on the cash-out button, so you always see what tapping it right now would bank.
What happens if you don't cash out in time on Aviator?
You lose your entire stake for that round. There is no partial win — once the plane flies away, any bet that wasn't cashed out is gone. That's why disciplined players often take a steady 1.5x to 2x rather than chasing a big multiplier.
Does the multiplier on the CASH OUT button settle at exactly what I tap, or where the server reads it?
Your payout settles at the multiplier the server registers when your tap lands, not the figure your eye saw a beat earlier, because the curve is climbing continuously and any lag between your screen and the server costs you fractions. On a fast late round that gap is real, which is why a fixed Auto Cashout target banks more reliably than a manual tap when you're chasing a high number.
If I cash out both panels at the same multiplier, is that different from one bigger bet?
Mathematically it's identical — two R50 bets cashed at 2x pay the same as one R100 bet at 2x, since the payout is just stake times multiplier. The reason to split is flexibility: two panels let you bank one early and ride the other, so running both to the same point throws away the only advantage the second panel gives you.