Leaderboard
The Top tab is the most motivating screen in Aviator and the one most worth reading with a clear head. It collects the biggest wins on the platform, filterable by day, month or year and sortable by the highest multiplier, the largest rand win, or the most rounds played. The capture shows the kind of numbers it surfaces, with a live round ticking over at 21.38x beside historical wins that run into the hundreds and thousands.
Read it the right way and it’s genuinely useful: it shows you the true ceiling of the game and proves the huge multipliers are real rather than marketing. Read it the wrong way and it becomes a trap, because every name on it is a survivor — the leaderboard never shows the far larger number of bets that crashed out chasing the same multiplier. The honest use is calibration. It tells you what’s possible, the round history tells you what’s typical, and the gap between the two is exactly why a budget and a fixed target beat chasing a spot on the board. If you’re still finding your way around the tabs, the game interface walkthrough names them all.
Place it on Scorebet, step by step
- 1Open the Top tab
Tap Top alongside All Bets and Previous. It's the hall of fame for the biggest Aviator wins on the platform.
- 2Filter by time period
Choose Day for the last 24 hours, Month for this month, or Year for this year's biggest wins.
- 3Sort the board
Sort by Biggest X (highest cashout multiplier, for example 807x or 16,000x), Biggest Win (largest rand amount), or Most Rounds (number of rounds played).
Use the leaderboard to understand the realistic range of outcomes. Enormous multipliers of 100x and even 1000x do occur, but they're rare — they're the exception that earns a leaderboard spot, not the norm.
Build your approach around what you can afford to lose, not around chasing a leaderboard-level win. The headline numbers are survivorship — for every one of them, countless bets crashed out.
Frequently asked
What does the Aviator Top tab show?
It's the leaderboard of the biggest wins on the platform. Each row shows a username, their cashout multiplier and their total win in rand. You can filter it by day, month or year and sort by biggest multiplier, biggest win or most rounds played.
Do the huge Aviator multipliers on the leaderboard really happen?
Yes, very high multipliers like 100x and even 1000x or more do occur, which is why they show up on the leaderboard. But they are rare. Build your play around what you can afford to lose, not around chasing leaderboard-level wins.
Why is the leaderboard a misleading guide to how Aviator usually pays?
It's a survivorship board — it only records the bets that landed a giant multiplier and says nothing about the vastly larger number that crashed out chasing the same number. Reading it as a picture of normal returns is the classic trap: for every name on it, countless identical bets at the same target lost, which the leaderboard never shows.
Does sorting by Biggest Multiplier show the same rows as Biggest Win?
Not usually — a giant multiplier on a tiny stake can post a huge multiple but a modest rand win, while a big rand win often comes from a large stake banked at a fairly ordinary multiplier. The two sorts answer different questions, so a 1000x round can top the multiplier board yet never appear near the top of the biggest-win list.