Aviator Game at ValorBet India

ValorBet Aviator is a popular gambling game in the crash format, where Indian players can increase their initial stake by up to 10,000 times. The longer the red plane flies on the screen, the higher the player’s final winnings will be. The main feature of the Aviator is that a crash can occur at any moment, and if players fail to withdraw their bets before the crash, they will lose everything. In ValorBet Aviator, Indian players can start with a welcome prize of 125% on their deposit, up to 56,250 Indian rupees.

ValorBet Aviator Game Characteristics

ValorBet Aviator was launched by the gaming provider Spribe in 2019, and since then, the game has gained significant popularity among players from India. Popularity is attributed to a high RTP (Return to Player) rate of 97%, generous winning multipliers, and fast-paced rounds. On average, a single gaming round of Aviator lasts from a few seconds to several minutes. You can find detailed information about ValorBet Aviator in the table.

Characteristic	Value
Software Developer	Spribe OU, Tallinn, Estonia, EU
Year of Launch	January 2019
License	UKGC, lic. No 57302
Official URL	https://spribe.co
Currency	INR, USD, EUR
Reels	None
Paylines	None
Bonus Spins	Yes
Minimum Bet	₹10
Maximum Bet	₹8,000
Maximum Win for One Bet	₹800000,00
RTP	97,30%
Reliability	Provably Fair
Mobile Application	Yes

Start playing Aviator on ValorBet

Playing the ValorBet Aviator is a simple and intuitive process, ensuring a smooth gaming experience for Indian players. Here’s a breakdown of each step to guide you through seamlessly.

Accessing ValorBet Aviator

Navigating to the ValorBet website, Indian players can easily find the Aviator game. ValorBet has prominently placed a launch button for Aviator on its main homepage catering to its popularity among Indian gamers. Alternatively, users can utilize the search bar located in the top right corner to locate the game swiftly. Another option is to click on the airplane icon in the top navigation menu, which directs users to the section housing quick games like Aviator.

Selecting Format and Bet Size

Upon launching the game, players are prompted to choose between playing ValorBet Aviator in demo mode or with real money. Once the game loads, players need to set their desired bet size per round. This can be done using the provided + and – buttons or by selecting from predefined options. Each round allows for two bets to be placed.

Placing the Bet and Starting the Game

After finalizing the bet size, players confirm it by clicking on the “Bet” button. Subsequently, they await the completion of the current game round for a new one to commence.

Monitoring the Flight and Collecting Winnings

Once the game round starts, players watch as the red biplane takes off, increasing the bet size by a certain multiplier. The objective is to collect the bet before it crashes, thereby preserving it and potentially multiplying winnings.

ValorBet Aviator game functionality

Double Bets

In a single round of ValorBet’s Aviator, players have the opportunity to place two separate bets, each collected independently. This feature offers flexibility for various strategic approaches. For example, players can opt to collect the first bet at lower odds and extend the duration for the second bet to potentially maximize winnings.

Automatic Game

ValorBet’s Aviator offers two auto-play formats. The first option allows players to specify the number of rounds for automatic betting and set the bet size. Alternatively, with the second option, players can choose a coefficient at which their bet will be automatically cashed out.

Bet Statistics

Players can access bet statistics within the Aviator interface. On the left side of the game field, a list displays all current players, their placed bets, and the odds at which they collected their winnings. Additionally, players can review their own betting history within ValorBet for the current gaming session. The interface also includes a separate section titled “TOP,” showcasing top player victories for the month, day, or year, as well as top multipliers and other relevant data.