Aviamasters uses an aircraft theme, but it does not follow the usual crash-game format. The player does not watch a rising curve and choose a cashout point. The flight runs automatically and the final landing decides whether the round pays.
There is no cashout button during the flight
The only settings are chosen before takeoff. Once the flight begins, the aircraft follows its route without input. This makes the game feel closer to an automated outcome reveal than to Aviator, where timing the cashout is the central action.
That difference matters. A quick reaction cannot rescue a flight, and waiting longer does not increase control. Playback speed changes how quickly the animation is shown, not the result.
How the route builds a multiplier
The route contains three important elements. Additive markers raise the running value by a fixed amount, generally from +1 to +10. Multiplying markers apply values from x2 to x5. Rockets reduce the accumulated multiplier by half. The aircraft then attempts to land on a carrier.
A successful landing settles the round at the final value. A failed landing returns nothing. The published maximum is x250 and the quoted hit rate is 2%, so long sequences without a successful landing are possible. A short session is not enough to test those long-run figures.
RTP and fairness claims
The listed RTP is 97%. RTP is a theoretical average across a very large number of rounds, not a promise for an individual session. It does not mean that every 100 units produce 97 units back.
BGaming has not publicly confirmed a player-verifiable Provably Fair tool for this title. That does not show that a result is manipulated, but it does mean that claims from prediction apps should be treated with care. A predictor cannot infer the next carrier landing from the visible history.
Who may prefer the format
Aviamasters may suit readers who want to watch an automatic route rather than make a split-second cashout decision. Players who value direct control during each round will find a traditional crash game more familiar. The Aviamasters game page contains the key figures, while Aviamasters vs Aviator sets the two control systems side by side.
Use the demo to learn the interface. Online money gaming is prohibited in India under the Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming Act, 2025; see responsible gaming for the site’s India-specific notice.
Inside the Aviamasters demo
