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How to win in Aviator is a question that all of the Aviator players at least once asked themselves. There is no sure way, but there are better and worse strategies. Since there are thousands, if not even millions of ideas, we will try to digest all of them, group them, and help you find the right one for you. If you follow them closely, and of course, if you don’t become greedy, you should be pretty comfortable and will be able to play for a long time safe from any big losses. Since the RTP of the Aviator is 97% it means that almost all of the money players invest is returned to them with the casino keeping only 3%.
Knowing that, and knowing the fact that there are many casual players, and many players simply addicted to a game, that due to the lack of strategy will lose everything. If only they would play the game RTP would probably be around 50%, and with that, we can conclude that someone has to win in order to bring back RTP to that 97%. Those that are winning are usually the people that use some strategies and weaknesses of the games with random numbers. Many of these strategies are well known for ages since they all derived from roulette in casinos, so they all stood the test of time.
Win Big With These 5 Strategies
As we said we will try to filter out all of the ideas that flow around and group them in some general groups, make more detailed descriptions and guidelines, and make it easier for you to follow them. Keep in mind that these are not scam schemes that promise you to win always, but only strategies that minimize your risk and losses, and by using them smart you can expect some profits from playing the Aviator game.
Aviator game strategies can be grouped into these 5 general groups:
- Low-Risk Strategy
- Medium Risk Strategy
- High-Risk Strategy
- Two concurrent bids Strategy
- Using Other Betting Systems
Of course inside every group, there are some slight variations in strategy, but you will fine-tune yourself and adapt to your style. For the start, it is important to become familiar with some general guidelines for each of them.
Low-Risk Strategy
If you are a patient player, and also a realistic one, and don’t expect to make a fortune in one round, or in the first few days of playing, then this is the strategy for you. Low-risk strategy is the strategy that doesn’t have any requests about the size of your bankroll, even if you don’t have much money you can use this strategy and have nice and enjoyable playing time and maybe even slowly build up your bankroll. Some of the main things to consider when using this strategy is to establish the bankroll and the base stake.
- For your bankroll use only the amount you can spend without looking back and without making a negative impact on your life
- Stakes should be 5% of your bankroll at most, and for absolute beginners, we would even advise that they are 1% so you can have a lot of time to learn the basics and to make mistakes that won’t cost you too much.
- Multipliers that you will play on should be in the range of 1.20 to 1.30, so you would win very often, probably around 3-4 rounds out of 5. You can make some wins with this strategy, but you have to be careful and try to avoid those distortions in multiplier distribution when two consecutive low multipliers come up. When we say low we think about the multipliers in the range of 1.00 to 1.05. With those multipliers casinos usually make that 3% of their profit, and they happen a bit more often than the mathematical distribution of coefficients should.
So basically you should keep the same stakes and hunt the same coefficients, you shouldn’t enter the game until you see two consecutive low coefficients happen. After them, it is a bit safer to play for some time, and then you have to guide yourself by your personal feelings and make a pause again until two consecutive come up.
Medium Risk Strategy
This strategy is made for players that don’t feel comfortable with the slow growth of their budget, and that want more excitement, without blowing their bankroll in just a few rounds. So they should play on coefficients from 2.00 to 3.00 with which wins look more rewarding. Be careful that the frequency of coefficients above 2.00 is around 40%, meaning they will happen in 4 rounds out of ten.
That alone is not enough to make profits but that is why we will use the reverse Martingale strategy to improve our chances, and also again you shouldn’t enter the game before you see that the game dropped two consecutive low coefficients. Once you see those, you should enter the game. Your stakes should be kept under 5% of your bankroll since 40% of winnings means that in 10 rounds you can have even some 6 or 7 consecutive losses so you should be able to go through them without taking too much damage.
Reverse Martingale strategy should make more use of your winning streaks by doubling the stake every time you win a round. Also long losing streaks will be softened by halving the stake after every loss, but to correctly use it you should stay with coefficients of 2.00. If you want to use those closer to 3.00, better just follow the history of coefficients that came up and try to predict the moments when low coefficients will drop again and abstain from playing until that happens.
High Risk Strategy
High risk strategy have of course lowest chances for a win, but we will try at least to use some common sense and improve our chances. This is a strategy for those that wish to get all their profit in just a few rounds, and they would look for multipliers of 100.00 and more. Both game developers and people playing say that the period when those drop is roughly 60-90 minutes from the last one.
So correctly implementing this strategy means that you should wait a long period of time and then play until a big one happens without backing off. Probably the safest strategy should be to wait for 90 minutes after the last 100.00 multiplier, and if another one happens before that time is up, you should restart your counter to zero and start waiting 90 minutes again. Once the 90 minutes are up, start betting on every round and make sure you have stakes in the range that is 2-3% of your bankroll so you can survive at least 30-50 rounds of losses.
Two Concurrent Bids Strategy
Since the Aviator game allows for two bets to be placed on each round, it opens the possibility of making some combinations of strategies and finding some more profit with a bit more safety. The best way to combine bets is to combine the minimum risk strategy with the medium risk one. You should aim for such bets where the first bet should be cashed out at around 1.20 and the profit of that bet would cover a stake in the second bet. That means the stake for the first one should be 5 times larger than the second one in order to be covered.
For example: if the first stake was 10$, the second one would be 2, when you win first on with a coefficient of 1.20 you make earnings of 12$ which covers all of your stakes, and the whole cashout of the second bet is now a profit. That means if you cash out the second one on 2.00 you will make a profit of 4$ which is pretty good compared to the 12$ invested.
Using Other Betting Systems
There have been many systems developed for casino games, such as roulette, throughout history.
One of the most popular and controversial ones is the Martingale system, with which loss is impossible if you have a bankroll big enough. It is super simple and the only thing you have to do is to hunt the multipliers of 2.00 while doubling your stake after each loss. Once you win a round all of the losses since the start of the losing streak are covered and you are left with the profit in the amount of the initial stake.
It is a very slow-growing strategy, but having a budget big enough makes it impossible to lose. That is why you have to check if this system is allowed by the casino since many casinos forbid it. You can see the table that compares losing streaks and the amount of money needed below, and you will realize why they forbid it sometimes and how much money is needed to play it with no risk.
| Round | Stake | MoneySpent Until the Winning Round | Total Payout When Round is Won | Total Profit |
| 1 | 1$ | 1$ | 2$ | 1$ |
| 2 | 2$ | 3$ | 4$ | 1$ |
| 3 | 4$ | 7$ | 8$ | 1$ |
| 4 | 8$ | 15$ | 16$ | 1$ |
| 5 | 16$ | 31$ | 32$ | 1$ |
| 6 | 32$ | 63$ | 64$ | 1$ |
| 7 | 64$ | 127$ | 128$ | 1$ |
| 8 | 128$ | 255$ | 256$ | 1$ |
So you see that if you have 7 losing rounds you need a total of 255$ to survive that, so be careful and well prepared for this. You shouldn’t even consider this strategy if you are not ready to risk this much money for a comparably low profit.
What is the Most Profitable Betting Strategy
The best and most profitable Aviator strategy is a very individual question and it depends on the goals of the player. Some people will settle down for a profit of 2-3% in the long run and others won’t be happy even if they double their budget. For the second group, we can’t offer the solution because doubling the money on betting is something that nobody in this world can guarantee you. Considering the fact that casinos work with just 3% profit on Aviator, you shouldn’t be so unrealistic and expect more than that.
If you still stubbornly want only that type of winnings, we can only recommend you try our high-risk strategy and test your luck. For those patients with a budget big enough we recommend the Martingale strategy, and for those that are patient but with a lower budget we suggest trying our low-risk strategy. They should build up their budget slowly and when they acquire enough funds, they can switch to Martingale.