Aviator looks simple: the plane lifts off, the multiplier ticks up, you cash out before it crashes. But the tempo is fast, the decisions are binary, and your brain loves to hesitate precisely when it shouldn’t. A safe, repeatable approach is a mix of three things:
- Pre-committed rules (cash-out targets, stake % of bankroll, stop-limits).
- Bankroll segmentation (small stakes, short windows, no “chase”).
- Mobile discipline (stable connection, clean UI, no battery saver surprises).
This guide translates that into a playbook you can run in 10–30 minutes on a phone, then walk away with control intact.
The Aviator multiplier curve — what you should (and shouldn’t) infer
A round’s result is produced by RNG. Each takeoff is independent; previous crashes or high multipliers don’t “load” the next round. The curve climbs from 1.00× upward; your edge is not in predicting the crash, but in deciding your exit before the round begins.
- Short rounds, high cadence. A decision every few seconds. Hesitation is the main leak.
- Psychology trap. After two early cashouts, you’ll see a 10× fly past and feel FOMO; after one late crash, you’ll overcorrect and hold too long.
- Reality check. Your only consistent advantage is rule-driven execution: predefined Aviator cash out settings, small stakes, and fixed session bounds.
Think of Aviator like crossing a road with unpredictable traffic. You don’t guess the next car’s speed; you use a pedestrian light. Your “light” is Auto Cash-Out.
Core framework: one account, two “tracks”
Run Aviator with two optional bet tracks (many versions allow two simultaneous stakes). You don’t have to use both; start with Track A only, add Track B after you’re comfortable.
- Track A (Base Return): Small stake, low auto cashout (e.g., 1.30×–1.60×). Goal: steady, frequent exits to cover many small misses.
- Track B (Controlled Upside): Even smaller stake, moderate auto cashout (e.g., 2.00×–3.00×). Goal: occasional lift without changing overall risk.
Why it works: Track A gives emotional stability; Track B provides variety and reduces the urge to “let it ride”.
Stake sizing — the 1% rule (and when to go lower)
- Baseline: 0.5–1.5% of your current bankroll per round across all active tracks (sum of A + B).
- Safer lane for beginners: 0.5–1.0% total per round.
- If you raise your cashout targets: shrink stakes to 0.3–0.6% per round.
If your bankroll is ৳10,000, a total round stake of ৳50–৳100 is sensible for beginners. If you’re experimenting with 2.5×–3× targets on Track B, push total stake nearer ৳30–৳60.
Cash-out presets (copy-paste targets)
Below are Auto Cash-Out presets tuned for short BD sessions. Pick one row and stick to it for the whole session.
| Risk tier | Track A (stake) | Track A exit | Track B (stake) | Track B exit | When to use |
| Conservative | 0.6% | 1.35× | 0.2% | 2.00× | First week / recovering after tilt |
| Balanced | 0.7% | 1.45× | 0.3% | 2.30× | Daily routine, stable mood |
| Spice-light | 0.6% | 1.50× | 0.4% | 2.70× | Short session, good focus |
| Experiment | 0.5% | 1.60× | 0.5% | 3.00× | Only after 10+ calm sessions |
If your app supports only one bet per round, use Track A alone and occasionally (not consecutively) try a single Track-B style round with a smaller stake. Don’t run ad-hoc “third tracks.”
Session architecture — time boxes, not hero runs
Bangladesh reality: you’re on 4G/5G or café Wi-Fi, likely between tasks. Aviator punishes fatigue more than most games.
- Duration: 10–30 minutes (set a phone timer).
- Rounds per block: ~30–60 decisions, then break.
- Stop-win: +10% of session bank or +N successful exits in a row (e.g., +7 Track-A wins).
- Stop-loss: −15% of session bank or 3 crashes touching both tracks within 10 rounds.
When any stop triggers, you exit the app. Not “one more to even it out.”
Step-by-step playbook (Aviator tips for beginners BD)
- Pre-flight
- Airplane mode off, notifications for OTP/banking on, all other notifications off.
- Battery saver off, brightness at readable level (you need crisp UI).
- Choose a preset from the table; write it on a sticky note.
- Airplane mode off, notifications for OTP/banking on, all other notifications off.
- Warm-up (first 5 rounds)
- Run Track A only, confirm your Auto Cash-Out fires as intended.
- If any lag/click delay appears, pause and fix (switch Wi-Fi/4G; close background apps).
- Run Track A only, confirm your Auto Cash-Out fires as intended.
- Cruise
- Add Track B (if you planned to).
- Keep the same targets for the entire session. Do not adjust mid-flight.
- Add Track B (if you planned to).
- Turbulence protocol
- If two rounds in a row crash pre-target, reduce Track B stake by 50% for the next 5 rounds.
- If three such streaks occur within 20 rounds, end session (your network or focus isn’t right).
- If two rounds in a row crash pre-target, reduce Track B stake by 50% for the next 5 rounds.
- Landing
- Hit stop-win or stop-loss → close the app, record result, and walk away.
- If you completed a weekly plan, schedule a rest day; recovery beats “compensation runs”.
- Hit stop-win or stop-loss → close the app, record result, and walk away.
Bankroll management Aviator — weekly plan that fits BD routines
Starting bank example: ৳10,000 (adapt %s to your size)
- Mon / Wed / Fri: one 20-minute session each (total stake per round 0.8–1.0%).
- Stop-win per day: +7% of starting bank (৳700). Stop-loss per day: −8% (৳800).
- Sat: optional 15-minute “light spice” session (Experiment or Spice-light row), total stake 0.8% with Track B at 3.00×.
- Tue / Thu / Sun: off (no Aviator). Use off-days to reset; variance doesn’t “owe” you.
Bankroll hygiene
- Keep play money in a separate wallet/app balance.
- After a winning week, withdraw 50–70% of net profit. Don’t upscale your stakes next week just because of one hot run.
Responsible play Aviator — signals to pause
- You raise cash-out targets mid-session “to catch up”.
- You double stakes after a crash.
- You ignore your stop-loss twice in one week.
- You’re hiding time spent or feel urgent/irritable.
Any one of the above → take a 48-hour cool-off. Your future self will thank you.
Troubleshooting: when the plan shakes
“I keep missing by a tiny margin.”
Likely impatience after seeing large multipliers. Lower targets, not raise them. Try 1.35× on Track A for a week.
“Two or three early crashes wiped my mood.”
That’s normal variance. Use the Turbulence protocol (cut Track B stake) and keep duration short. If mood doesn’t reset, stop.
“Lag at cashout.”
- Switch to the more stable network (Wi-Fi ↔ 4G/5G).
- Close heavy apps, disable battery optimizer.
- Tap earlier? Don’t rely on manual taps; rely on Auto Cash-Out.
BD mobile/data tips (Aviator mobile data tips)
- Prefer stable Wi-Fi at home/work. For data sessions, stand still (moving between cell towers adds micro-lag).
- Background killers on some Androids freeze apps mid-OTP; whitelist the game and your authenticator/SMS app.
- Keep 5–10% data buffer in your plan; streaming or downloads in the background will sabotage exits.
- Clean cache weekly; reboot your device every few days.
Mini-FAQ (quick confidence checks)
Q: Is there a “best time” to play?
A: No. Rounds are independent; time of day doesn’t change outcomes.
Q: Should I ever disable Auto Cash-Out?
A: Only if you’re deliberately practicing reaction timing in demo. For real sessions, Auto Cash-Out is your edge.
Q: Can I recover a crash by raising targets?
A: That’s gambler’s fallacy plus risk creep. Recovery is a slower stake cadence, not bigger hopes.
Q: Is a two-bet strategy necessary?
A: No. It’s optional. Many beginners succeed with Track A only for weeks.