Aviator auto cash-out closes your bet the moment the multiplier hits a target you set, such as 1.50x or 2.00x. Auto bet places the same stake again every round until you stop it. Both sit in the Auto tab of each bet panel, and neither changes the house edge or the crash point. Used with a session budget in ₹, they help you stick to a plan. They are not a way to beat the game.
18+ only. Crash games are games of chance and you can lose your stake in any round. No auto setting, tip or tool guarantees a win. Play only with money you can afford to lose.
This is a practical how-to for the Auto controls in Spribe's Aviator. For rounds, RTP and fairness, start with our Aviator guide for Indian players. For choosing targets and bankroll habits, see our Aviator strategy tips for India.
What is Aviator auto cash-out?
Auto cash-out is a target multiplier you enter on a bet panel. If the plane reaches that number, the game cashes you out automatically, so you do not need to tap Cash Out by hand.
Examples in rupees:
- Stake ₹100 with auto cash-out at 1.50x. If the plane reaches 1.50x, you receive ₹150 (your ₹100 back plus ₹50 profit).
- Stake ₹200 with auto cash-out at 2.00x. If the plane reaches 2.00x, you receive ₹400.
- If the plane flies away before your target, that stake is lost.
Lower targets (around 1.20x–1.50x) are reached more often but pay less. Higher targets pay more but are reached less often. Spribe publishes a 97% RTP for Aviator, and that long-run figure stays the same whatever target you pick. You can confirm it in the game's info panel.
What is Aviator auto bet?
Auto bet repeats the stake on that panel for every new round until you switch it off. It saves re-entering the same stake and target each time.
It also makes rounds fly by. Dozens of rounds can pass in a few minutes, so decide your stop point before you switch it on, for example "stop after ₹1,000 risked" or "stop if I am up ₹500".
Auto bet does not read past rounds, chat or "signals". Each Aviator round is fixed by a provably fair process before take-off, as our Fairness page explains. Repeating a stake does not change where the plane flies away.
Where to find the Auto tab in Aviator
Spribe's Aviator rules place Auto Bet and Auto Cash Out in the Auto tab of each bet panel. On Betroxy:
- Open Aviator from the crash games lobby.
- Find the bet panels. Aviator shows two side by side.
- Tap Auto on the panel you want to use.
- Enter your stake in ₹.
- Switch on Auto Cash Out and type the target, for example 1.50.
- Switch on Auto Bet only if you want the stake to repeat every round.
- Check both settings before the betting window closes.
New to the buttons? Practise with Spribe's free demo first. Our Aviator demo guide shows where to find it and what to try.
How to set auto cash-out step by step
- Use one panel to start. Filling both panels doubles the money at risk.
- Choose a stake you can afford to lose in one round, such as ₹50 or ₹100, not your whole budget.
- Choose one target and keep it. Changing it because the last few rounds "felt lucky" is exactly the habit auto cash-out is meant to stop.
- Enter the multiplier (1.50 for 1.50x, 2.00 for 2.00x) and leave the toggle on.
- Watch a round or two at a small stake to confirm the cash-out fires at your number.
If you switch Auto Cash Out off, you are back to cashing out by hand.
How to use auto bet without draining your budget
Auto bet is optional, and many players never use it. If you do:
- Always pair it with auto cash-out. Otherwise every round still depends on your finger.
- Set a ₹ cap first. Example: ₹2,000 session budget, ₹100 stake, stop after 20 rounds or when the budget is gone.
- Do not leave it unattended. It keeps placing stakes while you look away.
- Switch it off at your win goal or loss limit. It will not stop on its own.
- Never raise the stake to chase losses. A losing streak says nothing about the next crash point.
Picture ten rounds at ₹100 with auto cash-out at 1.50x. Each round either returns ₹150 or loses ₹100, and the mix is random. What you control is the ₹1,000 you decided to risk.
Two bet panels with different auto settings
Aviator lets you run two bets in one round, each with its own stake and Auto settings. One common setup:
| Panel | Stake example | Auto cash-out | Role |
|---|---|---|---|
| Bet 1 | ₹100 | 1.40x–1.50x | Smaller, more frequent cash-outs |
| Bet 2 | ₹50 | Manual or a higher target | Optional second bet |
Your real stake here is ₹150, not ₹100. Two bets do not cancel the house edge; they only split how you take one random round. Our strategy tips compare single and dual bets in more depth.
What happens if you disconnect mid-round?
Spribe's Aviator rules say that if your connection drops while a bet is active, the bet is cashed out automatically at the multiplier reached at that moment. That stops an open bet being left unmanaged, but it is not a profit tool: a drop near 1.00x returns little.
- Play on a stable connection.
- Rely on the auto cash-out you chose, not on a disconnect rule.
- After a drop, reopen the game and check My Bets before your next stake.
The game's Help or rules panel on Betroxy has the full wording.
Mistakes to avoid with Auto tools
- Raising the target "just this once" after a few early cash-outs.
- Running auto bet with no stop point.
- Filling both panels at full size and thinking of it as one bet.
- Trusting predictor apps or "auto signal" APKs. No tool can see the crash point in advance. Our Aviator app download guide explains how to avoid fake downloads.
Deposits, bonus and safer play on Betroxy
Deposit from ₹500 by UPI, IMPS or crypto with no fees; the UPI deposit guide has the steps. New players can claim a welcome bonus of 100% up to ₹1,000. Wagering applies, so read the bonus rules first. Withdrawals start at ₹300 with no fees; see the withdrawal guide. Betroxy is operated by Interactive Digits Ltd under an Anjouan licence.
Comparing auto tools across games? Our Aviator vs JetX comparison covers JetX's Auto Collect, and the crash games guide covers the wider format. Everything else about the game, from RTP to the Android app, is on our Aviator page.
FAQ
Does auto cash-out guarantee a profit in Aviator?
No. It only fixes the multiplier at which you cash out. If the plane flies away first, you lose that stake.
Should I always use auto bet?
No. Many players use auto cash-out alone and place each bet by hand. Use auto bet only with a clear stake, target and stop point in ₹.
What auto cash-out should a beginner use?
There is no best number. Targets around 1.20x–1.50x hit more often and pay less. Pick one and keep it for the whole session.
Can the two bet panels have different auto cash-outs?
Yes. Each panel has its own Auto settings, but both stakes are at risk in the same round.
Does auto cash-out change Aviator's RTP?
No. Spribe publishes a 97% RTP. Your target changes how often you collect and how much, not the long-run house edge.
Casino games should stay fun. Set a budget before you open Aviator, never chase losses and take breaks. If play stops feeling like entertainment, use our responsible gambling tools or self-exclusion. 18+ only.