Aviator controls and account steps
The core decision in Aviator
Aviator is a crash game. A multiplier rises after the round begins and stops when the aircraft leaves the screen. The player’s decision is when to cash out before that happens, and a cash-out pays at the multiplier reached.
That simple structure makes the game easy to follow, and every round starts fresh with its own end point.
RTP and minimum stake
BongoBongo’s Aviator page names Spribe as the provider and shows a 97% RTP and a ZMW 0.05 minimum stake, and the live screen displays the current values.
RTP describes the theoretical return across a very large number of rounds, so a single session follows its own rhythm.
Manual and automatic controls
The game offers two betting panels, auto-bet and auto cash-out. Two panels allow separate stakes in the same round. Auto-bet can place the configured amount in later rounds, while auto cash-out attempts to close the bet at a chosen multiplier if the round reaches it.
Automation reduces the number of clicks. Set the stake, number of automatic rounds and cash-out target before enabling it, and turn it off when the planned session amount is reached.
Free play and real-money balance
The game offers a free-play option. Free play is a relaxed way to learn the buttons and timing without using deposited funds.
Real-money play requires an account and balance. New users can read the registration steps; existing users should use the login page. The payments page covers mobile-money funding, while the withdrawal page explains the separate cash-out process.
Getting started with Aviator
Open Aviator through our button, pick the free-play option to learn the buttons and timing, then switch to real money when you are ready. Enter a stake from the ZMW 0.05 minimum in either betting panel, watch the multiplier rise and tap cash out at the moment you choose. Use the second panel for a separate stake in the same round, or set auto-bet and auto cash-out so your preset plan runs round after round. Funding runs through Airtel Money, MTN or Zamtel from ZMW 1, and the withdrawal page covers the cash-out steps. Spribe’s 97% RTP is shown on the game page, alongside the minimum stake and the controls.
Playing within a budget
A lower cash-out target changes the return you aim for, and every round still starts fresh. Choose a fixed entertainment budget and stop when that amount or the planned time is used. If you want a pause, the account limits and self-exclusion options are covered on the support page.