Complete Game Documentation: 97% RTP Multiplier Flight Game with Collectible Mechanics
Aviamasters is a multiplier crash game developed by BGaming that transforms traditional crash gameplay into a strategic collection challenge. The game features a red biplane navigating between two aircraft carriers, collecting various modifiers during flight that affect the final multiplier applied to your stake. The series continues with Aviamasters 2
Theoretical Return to Player - above industry average for crash games
Game Version released June 4, 2024
Certified Provider with verified RNG
Every round begins with your plane positioned on the left aircraft carrier. The multiplier always starts at exactly ×1.0. Your selected bet amount displays in yellow text above the aircraft. The game environment features a deep blue gradient sky transitioning from darker blue at the horizon to lighter blue above, with scattered white-gray clouds creating atmospheric depth. The dark blue-gray ocean at the bottom represents the failure zone.
When you click the play button, your red biplane with yellow nose cone lifts off from the left carrier. The plane traverses a predetermined path toward the right carrier positioned at distance. During this flight, your altitude increases vertically while distance increases horizontally, both measured in meters and displayed in real-time in the stats panel.
The game employs an unforgiving binary outcome. If your plane successfully lands on the right aircraft carrier platform, you win and your final accumulated multiplier applies to your original stake. If the plane misses the landing and crashes into the water, you lose your entire bet regardless of the multiplier value achieved during flight. This creates distinct gameplay phases where successful navigation matters as much as strategic modifier collection.
Rockets appear as missile projectiles with distinctive orange-yellow flame trails. The body is bright orange with a yellow trailing effect indicating movement direction.
When your plane contacts a rocket, your current multiplier divides by 2 exactly. For example, if you have accumulated a ×10.0 multiplier and collect a rocket, your new multiplier becomes ×5.0. This creates significant risk-reward tension.
Rockets force split-second path decisions. Early rocket encounters are particularly damaging as they halve your starting ×1.0 multiplier to ×0.5, requiring you to collect substantial additive numbers or multipliers just to return to breakeven. Experienced players develop pattern recognition to predict rocket trajectories and adjust flight paths accordingly. The presence of rockets prevents passive gameplay and demands active engagement.
Additive numbers appear as plain numeric values without multiplication symbols. They display in white text on transparent backgrounds with sizes varying based on value. Known values include 1, 2, 3, 5, and 10.
These numbers add directly to your current multiplier without any multiplication calculation. If you have a ×2.0 multiplier and collect a 5, your new multiplier becomes ×7.0. If you collect a 10 when at ×1.0, you immediately jump to ×11.0.
Additive numbers provide steady, predictable growth. They are most valuable in early flight when your multiplier is low, as they create substantial percentage increases. A 5 added to ×1.0 is a 500% increase, while that same 5 added to ×20.0 is only a 25% increase. Smart players prioritize additive number collection early in rounds before pursuing riskier multiplier symbols.
Multiplier symbols display with the × character followed by a number. Known multipliers include ×2, ×3, and ×4. Visual presentation varies by value: ×2 appears in white text medium size, ×3 shows green-yellow gradient with climbing effect and may display stacked numbers vertically showing buildup, ×4 appears in light blue cyan color.
These symbols multiply your current multiplier by their value. A ×3 symbol collected when you have ×2.0 results in ×6.0. A ×4 collected at ×5.0 creates ×20.0. The exponential nature means late-game collection can create massive multiplier values.
Multiplier symbols offer the highest win potential but are most effective when your base multiplier is already substantial. Collecting a ×3 at ×1.0 only gives ×3.0, but collecting that same ×3 at ×10.0 creates ×30.0. This creates a strategic arc where early rounds focus on additive numbers to build base value, then late rounds target multiplier symbols for exponential growth. The tradeoff is that pursuing multipliers late in flight increases crash risk.
All modifiers float in your flight path as the plane progresses. When your aircraft contacts a modifier, it triggers a collection animation. Collected numbers ascend vertically showing a climbing effect. Green-yellow gradients appear during multiplier collections. The specific animation for ×3 collection shows numbers 3, 5, 1, 2 stacking vertically, indicating the buildup process. Your multiplier value in the stats panel updates immediately upon collection, providing instant feedback on the effect.
The main game screen divides into distinct zones, each serving specific functions.
The header contains the BGaming badge showing a yellow letter B in a square box, followed by AVIAMASTERS in white bold text. Below this displays the current time in digital format (example: 11:16) in white color with small font size. This provides constant game identification and real-time reference during sessions.
Two buttons occupy the top right corner. The sound toggle displays a speaker with sound waves icon when audio is active, or speaker with X when muted, using white outline styling. Adjacent to this is the menu hamburger button showing three horizontal lines in white, which opens the comprehensive settings panel.
The central area displays the primary game environment. The left aircraft carrier is a large gray military vessel with detailed deck structure and visible control tower, occupying approximately one-third of horizontal screen space. The right carrier appears smaller due to perspective. Your red biplane with yellow nose shows your current bet in yellow text above it. The sky background transitions from darker blue at bottom to lighter blue at top with scattered clouds.
Four icon buttons control flight speed. From left to right: tortoise icon for slowest speed, walking person icon for slow speed, running rabbit or hare icon for fast speed, lightning bolt icon for fastest speed. All icons display in white. The active speed shows a dark circular background behind its icon. These buttons are always accessible during gameplay.
A dark navy blue semi-transparent panel spans approximately 40% of screen width at bottom center. It houses three metrics in white text. Altitude displays leftmost showing vertical distance in meters starting at 0.0m. Distance shows center-left displaying horizontal progress in meters starting at 0.0m. Multiplier displays center-right in bright lime green with pulsing or glowing effect when active, starting at ×1.0. During active gameplay, values might show 40.7m altitude, 207.2m distance, ×33.5 multiplier.
A dark navy panel shows your balance. The label BALANCE appears in white uppercase above the value in white medium-large font. Currency is FUN. Example values: 1,000.00 FUN at start, 999.50 FUN after 0.50 bet placed, 996.14 FUN after round with win.
A dark navy panel displays TOTAL BET label in white uppercase. The bet amount shows in white with up arrow triangle above for increase and down arrow triangle below for decrease. Clicking the value itself opens a dropdown menu. Example bet: 0.50 FUN. This section locks during active gameplay.
The primary action button is a large circle approximately 100-120 pixels diameter. It features a white circular outline on dark blue navy background with a white play triangle icon pointing right. When autoplay is active, a small circular arrow with letter A appears at the top right of this main button.
A small circular button displays a settings gear with clock or timer symbol in purple-pink color. This provides access to game history showing previous round results.
Aviamasters offers eight preset bet denominations in FUN currency:
Click the up arrow triangle positioned directly above the bet value to increase your stake to the next higher preset amount. Click the down arrow triangle positioned directly below the bet value to decrease your stake to the next lower preset amount. Each click moves exactly one step through the preset progression.
Click directly on the bet value itself to trigger a dropdown menu overlay. The menu appears as a black semi-transparent panel on the right side of the screen, right-aligned. It displays all eight preset options in a vertical list. The currently selected bet appears highlighted in yellow-gold color with a subtle darker background. All other options display in white text on black background. Select any option to immediately update your bet.
Throughout active gameplay, your current bet amount displays in yellow text positioned directly above your red biplane. This provides constant visual reference to your stake as you collect modifiers. Example displays: 0.50 FUN, 5.00 FUN above the aircraft.
Once you initiate a round by clicking the play button, bet adjustments lock completely. You cannot change your stake mid-flight. This prevents accidental bet changes during critical gameplay moments. Betting controls unlock automatically when the round completes and results are displayed.
Click the autoplay button displaying a circular arrow with letter A, located at the top right of the main play button. This opens the autoplay configuration panel as a full-screen dark gray-black overlay.
The panel divides into two sections. The left section titled STOP CONDITIONS contains four toggle options with associated input fields. The right section titled AUTO PLAY displays nine preset buttons, a custom input field, and clear explanatory text.
Nine preset buttons offer quick autoplay configuration:
Below the preset buttons, a dark gray rounded rectangle input field spans the full width of the right section. This accepts manual entry of any custom number of autoplay rounds not available in the presets, providing flexibility for specific session plans.
The first stop condition features a toggle switch control. When enabled, autoplay terminates immediately upon any winning round regardless of win amount. This is useful for players who prefer to manually continue after securing any profit. Toggle appears in dark gray when off, shifts to blue or green with white circle when on.
This condition includes both a toggle switch and an accompanying dark gray rounded rectangle input field positioned to the right of the toggle. Enable the toggle and enter a threshold amount. Autoplay stops when any single round produces a win exceeding your specified value. This protects large wins by allowing you to manually decide whether to continue with increased stakes or cash out the significant profit.
Toggle switch with associated input field. Enable and specify an amount. Autoplay terminates when your total balance increases by that amount from your session starting balance. This is a profit protection mechanism. For example, if you start with 1,000.00 FUN and set this to 200.00, autoplay stops when your balance reaches 1,200.00 FUN, securing your gains.
Toggle switch with input field. Enable and enter a loss limit amount. Autoplay stops when your balance decreases by the specified amount from session start. This is the most important responsible gaming feature. For example, starting at 1,000.00 FUN with a 300.00 decrease limit stops autoplay at 700.00 FUN, preventing excessive losses.
You can enable multiple stop conditions simultaneously. The autoplay session terminates when any single enabled condition triggers. This provides layered protection combining win targets, profit goals, and loss limits for comprehensive bankroll management.
During an active autoplay session, click the Auto button again to manually stop automatic gameplay immediately. The current round completes, and you return to manual control. This override works regardless of remaining rounds or stop condition settings.
Aviamasters offers four distinct flight speeds, each designed for different player skill levels and preferences. Speed selection impacts round duration, decision time for path adjustments, and overall gameplay intensity.
Represented by a tortoise icon in white. This is the slowest possible flight speed. Ideal for new players learning modifier patterns, understanding how different collectibles affect the multiplier, and developing strategic approaches. The extended round time provides maximum opportunity for observation and careful path navigation. Players using tortoise speed can analyze modifier positions before collecting and make deliberate decisions about risk versus reward. Recommended for first sessions until game mechanics become intuitive.
Represented by a walking person icon in white. This is the default standard speed offering balanced gameplay. Suitable for most players who understand basic mechanics and want normal-paced rounds. Provides adequate time for modifier collection decisions without excessive waiting. This speed appears most common in gameplay and represents the intended baseline experience. When this speed is active, the icon displays with a dark circular background.
Represented by a running rabbit or hare icon in white. This accelerated speed is for experienced players who have developed pattern recognition and quick decision-making abilities. Rounds complete significantly faster than standard speed. Players must make rapid assessments of whether to pursue multiplier symbols or avoid rockets. This speed increases intensity and rounds-per-hour, appealing to players seeking more dynamic gameplay.
Represented by a lightning bolt icon in white. This maximum velocity setting is designed exclusively for expert players. Rounds complete at maximum speed with minimal time for deliberation. Requires highly developed instincts and immediate pattern recognition. Decision time for path adjustments reduces to split-seconds. This speed dramatically increases gameplay intensity and is not recommended for learning or casual play.
The four speed icons cluster in the center right area of the screen. They remain constantly accessible during gameplay, allowing mid-session speed adjustments. The currently active speed displays a dark circular background behind its white icon, providing clear visual feedback. Click any speed icon to immediately change flight velocity. The change takes effect on the next round.
Click the hamburger menu button (three horizontal white lines) in the far top right corner. This opens a full-screen overlay panel with dark gray-black background displaying all customization options.
The settings panel header contains two buttons in the top right: a speaker with sound waves icon for quick audio toggle, and an X close symbol to dismiss the panel and return to gameplay.
Located top left of the settings panel. This toggle switch enables or disables enhanced graphics rendering. Off state shows a dark gray rounded rectangle. On state displays blue or green rounded rectangle with a white circle shifted to the right side. Enabling high quality may improve visual details but can impact performance on lower-end devices or slower connections. Most players with modern devices should enable this for optimal visual experience.
Positioned in the settings panel left column below the high quality toggle. The label reads SOUND FX in white uppercase. The slider features a horizontal dark gray track with a circular handle knob. Drag the handle left for lower volume or right for higher volume. Range spans 0% (silent) to 100% (maximum). Controls all game sound effects including collection sounds when modifiers are gathered, collision sounds, and win celebration effects. This volume control operates independently from music volume.
Located below the sound effects slider in the left column. Label displays MUSIC in white uppercase. Identical slider design with dark gray horizontal track and circular handle. Range 0% to 100%. Controls only the background ambient music playing during gameplay. This separation allows players to enjoy music without sound effects or vice versa.
Positioned in the settings panel right column at the top. This button appears as a rounded rectangle with light gray outline, transparent dark background, and white text reading RESET SPIN BUTTON. Function: returns the play button to its default bottom right corner position. Useful if you have repositioned the play button using the placement preview system and want to restore the original layout.
Located in the right column middle position. Label reads SPIN BUTTON'S SIZE in white uppercase. Horizontal slider with dark gray track and circular handle. The handle positions at approximately 60% from the left in default configuration. Range spans from small diameter (left) to large diameter (right). Adjust based on personal preference, device screen size, and finger precision. Larger buttons are easier to tap on mobile devices but occupy more screen space.
Positioned below the size slider in the right column. Label displays SPIN BUTTON'S OPACITY in white uppercase. Slider design matches others. The handle defaults to far right position (maximum opacity). Range spans transparent (left) to fully opaque (right). Reducing opacity allows better visibility of game action underneath the button, but may make the button harder to see. Most players prefer maximum opacity for clear button visibility.
Located bottom right corner of the settings panel. This interactive element shows a large white circular outline with centered text reading Spin button's place. Four white triangular arrows point outward at cardinal directions (up, right, down, left) from the circle, indicating the button can be moved in any direction. This preview displays the current play button position and allows dragging to customize placement anywhere on screen. Useful for accommodating different hand positions or screen layouts.
The settings menu provides access to game rules and history via buttons on the right side of the panel. These open additional overlay screens with detailed information.
Altitude measures the plane's vertical distance from the starting carrier deck. Units are meters. Display appears in white text within the dark navy semi-transparent stats panel at bottom center, leftmost position. Initial value at round start is always 0.0m. As the plane ascends during flight, this value increases in real-time. Example mid-flight value: 40.7m. Upon round completion (win or loss), altitude resets to 0.0m for the next round.
Distance measures horizontal travel from the left carrier toward the right carrier. Units are meters. Displays in white text in the stats panel, center-left position adjacent to altitude. Starts at 0.0m every round. Increases continuously as the plane progresses rightward. Example mid-flight value: 207.2m. The distance metric provides context for flight progress but does not directly influence multiplier or win potential. Resets to 0.0m at round end.
The multiplier shows your current multiplier value that will apply to your bet upon successful landing. This is the most critical gameplay metric. Location: stats panel center-right position, most prominent placement. Color: white during idle states, transitions to bright lime green with pulsing or glowing effect during active gameplay. Initial value: always ×1.0 at round start. Updates immediately and in real-time when you collect any modifier. Example active value: ×33.5 during flight. The multiplier accumulates all collected modifiers using the specific calculation rules: rockets divide by 2, additive numbers add directly, multiplier symbols multiply the current value. Final multiplier determines win amount.
Your current balance appears in the bottom left corner within a dark navy panel. Label: BALANCE in white uppercase letters. Value displays in white text, medium-large font size. Currency: FUN. Updates automatically after each completed round. Example progression: Start session at 1,000.00 FUN. After placing 0.50 FUN bet, balance shows 999.50 FUN. After winning 1.64 FUN, balance updates to show the new total. The balance display provides constant awareness of your session bankroll status.
During active flight, your current round bet amount displays in yellow text positioned directly above the red biplane. This provides constant visual reference to your stake while navigating and collecting modifiers. Example displays: 0.50 FUN, 5.00 FUN. The yellow color ensures visibility against the blue sky background. This redundant bet display supplements the bottom-right bet panel, ensuring you always know your stake amount during critical gameplay moments.
Upon successful landing on the right carrier, a win announcement appears prominently. Location: center bottom position, above the stats panel. Format: Text reads Win: [amount] FUN! with exclamation mark. Color: bright golden yellow ensuring maximum visibility. Font: large size, bold weight. Example: Win: 1.64 FUN! displayed after a successful round. This announcement persists briefly before the interface resets for the next round.
The player aircraft is a biplane design. Body color is bright red providing high contrast against the blue sky. The nose cone features yellow-orange accents. This color scheme ensures the plane remains easily visible throughout all flight conditions. The aircraft represents the player's active bet and multiplier accumulation.
Every round begins with the plane positioned on the deck of the left aircraft carrier. The specific location is the left portion of the carrier's flat deck surface. From this position, the plane initiates takeoff when you click the play button.
The left carrier is a large gray military vessel. Visual details include a detailed deck structure with various surface features, a visible control tower rising from the deck, and darker gray shadows adding depth and dimension. The carrier occupies approximately one-third of the horizontal screen space. This substantial size emphasizes it as the safe starting platform.
The right carrier serves as the landing target and win condition. It appears smaller than the left carrier due to perspective distance, creating visual depth. The vessel maintains the same gray military styling. Successfully landing on this carrier's deck platform triggers a win. The landing zone appears to have specific dimensions, and precision matters - missing the deck results in water crash.
The ocean appears as a dark blue-gray horizontal band at the bottom of the screen. This represents the water surface. The water serves as the failure condition - any contact between the plane and water results in immediate bet loss regardless of accumulated multiplier. The dark color contrasts with the lighter sky, clearly delineating the danger zone.
Aviamasters features a 97% theoretical Return to Player (RTP). This percentage represents the overall expected return across all gameplay over an extended period. The calculation means that for every 100 currency units wagered across many rounds, the game is designed to return 97 units to players as winnings, with 3 units representing the house edge.
The 97% RTP is a long-term statistical average calculated over thousands or millions of rounds. Individual sessions will vary significantly from this average due to natural variance. Short-term results can show substantial deviation above or below 97%. The RTP applies to overall gameplay and is not a guarantee for individual player sessions. A 97% RTP positions Aviamasters above the typical industry average for crash games, which often range from 94% to 96%.
The game operates using a certified random number generator (RNG) verified by BGaming. This certification ensures that each flight path generates independently using genuine randomness. The RNG determines modifier placement, rocket trajectories, and landing success for every round.
Each round's outcome is completely independent from previous rounds. No pattern exploitation is possible because the RNG generates entirely new random parameters for every flight. Previous wins or losses do not influence future round outcomes. The multiplier starts at ×1.0 every round regardless of previous results. This independence is fundamental to fair gameplay and is guaranteed by the certified RNG system.
For detailed RNG certification information and verification, players can visit the official BGaming site as referenced in the game's information screens. BGaming provides transparency about their random number generation systems and certification processes.
When you successfully land on the right carrier, your win amount calculates as: Win = Bet × Final Multiplier. For example, a 5.00 FUN bet with a final ×3.2 multiplier produces: 5.00 × 3.2 = 16.00 FUN total payout. Your profit is this total minus your original stake.
If your total winnings exceed your original bet amount, the game rounds your profit up to the nearest whole number. This rounding applies to the profit portion, not the total payout. Example: You bet 0.50 FUN and win with ×3.2 multiplier. Total payout is 1.60 FUN. Profit is 1.60 - 0.50 = 1.10 FUN. The game rounds 1.10 up to 2.00 FUN profit. Your final payout becomes 0.50 (stake) + 2.00 (rounded profit) = 2.50 FUN added to balance.
If your winnings are less than your bet amount (only possible in very specific scenarios), the game rounds them down to the nearest whole number. This downward rounding also applies to the profit amount. Given the game mechanics starting at ×1.0, wins below bet are uncommon unless rockets are collected early.
The upward rounding for profits exceeding bets provides a slight mathematical advantage to players on winning rounds. This rounding benefit is most noticeable on smaller bets with modest multipliers, where the rounding can represent a larger percentage of the win. For larger bets and multipliers, the rounding impact becomes proportionally smaller.
All unfinished rounds automatically terminate every 24 hours. This policy serves as a safety mechanism for several scenarios.
If your unfinished game requires a Collect action at the 24-hour mark, the system automatically executes the Collect command. The win from that round is then added to your player balance. This ensures successful rounds credit properly even if you cannot return to complete the action manually.
If the unfinished game requires a decision from you as the player, the result is calculated assuming you chose the action with no risk and without raising the initial bet. This default behavior protects your balance by selecting the most conservative option available. No bet increase occurs automatically.
This 24-hour termination prevents bets from remaining indefinitely in limbo due to disconnections, browser closures, forgotten sessions, or technical issues. It protects player balances by ensuring all stakes resolve within a reasonable timeframe.
The game explicitly states: Malfunction voids all plays and pays. This policy means that any technical error affecting game integrity invalidates the round. Malfunctions might include display errors, calculation errors, server problems, software glitches, or other technical failures.
When a malfunction occurs, any bets placed during the affected round become void. Potential wins from the malfunctioning round also become void. This policy protects both players and the operator from unfair outcomes caused by technical issues rather than legitimate gameplay.
The certified random number generator and BGaming's testing ensure that normal gameplay operates fairly and accurately. The malfunction clause exists for the rare occasions when genuine technical problems occur, not as a standard gameplay element. Most players will never experience a malfunction during typical sessions.
If you open the game rules during an active round, the game automatically pauses. The plane stops moving, time halts, and all modifiers remain in their current positions. This pause feature allows you to review information, check mechanics, verify RTP details, or consult instructions without risking your active bet or missing critical gameplay moments.
When you close the rules panel by clicking the X button, gameplay resumes exactly where it paused. No time elapses during the pause, ensuring fair treatment of your active round. This player-friendly feature acknowledges that accessing help should not penalize you.
The sky features a deep blue gradient transitioning from darker blue at the horizon to lighter blue in the upper atmosphere. During active gameplay, the sky may show a nighttime or high altitude appearance with visible stars or particles, creating an atmospheric flight environment. The gradient provides depth and visual interest while maintaining clarity for gameplay elements.
The ocean appears as a dark blue-gray horizontal band. This color choice creates clear contrast with the lighter sky above and emphasizes the danger zone. The darker tone visually communicates the failure condition.
User interface panels use dark navy blue with semi-transparent backgrounds. This styling allows the game scene to remain partially visible beneath panels, maintaining immersion while displaying necessary information. The transparency creates a modern, layered aesthetic.
Primary text appears in white for maximum readability against dark backgrounds. Secondary text uses light gray for hierarchical differentiation. Label text is white uppercase for emphasis. Active multipliers display in bright lime green with pulsing effects. Win announcements use bright golden yellow for maximum attention. Current bet indicators above the plane show yellow for visibility against the sky.
The player plane features a bright red body with yellow-orange nose accents, providing high contrast for visibility throughout all flight conditions. Both carriers use gray coloring with darker shadows adding depth and dimension. This neutral gray prevents visual competition with the more colorful plane and modifiers.
Rockets display orange body with yellow flame trails. Additive numbers appear in white on transparent backgrounds. Multiplier symbols vary by value: ×2 is white, ×3 shows green-yellow gradient, ×4 appears in light blue cyan. These color variations help experienced players quickly identify valuable targets during fast gameplay.
White-gray clouds with soft edges scatter across the sky. These clouds provide atmospheric depth and create a sense of movement and environment. The clouds are purely decorative and do not affect gameplay mechanics or modifier positions.
The Aviamasters logo on the splash screen features stylized wings in orange and red horizontal stripes extending left and right. The text AVIA appears in bold orange-yellow gradient letters positioned above MASTERS in blue gradient letters. Small decorative stars appear above the wings. The BGaming provider logo shows a yellow letter B in a square box followed by GAMING text with each letter in separate dark boxes with white text.
| Specification | Value |
|---|---|
| Game Name | Aviamasters |
| Provider | BGaming |
| Game Version | 1.0.0 |
| Rules Version | 1.0 dated 4 June 2024 |
| Game Type | Multiplier Crash Game with Collectible Mechanics |
| RTP | 97% theoretical return (overall RTP across all gameplay) |
| RNG Certification | Certified Random Number Generator |
| Currency | FUN (demo mode), supports real currency |
| Minimum Bet | 20.00 FUN (lowest visible preset) |
| Maximum Bet | 1,000.00 FUN (highest visible preset) |
| Starting Multiplier | ×1.0 (fixed for every round) |
| Speed Settings | 4 options (Tortoise, Man, Hare, Lightning) |
| Autoplay Presets | 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, 750, 1000, Unlimited |
| Stop Conditions | 4 configurable conditions |
| Platform Support | Web Browser, Mobile, Desktop |
| Languages | English interface, Russian splash screen |
| Unfinished Rounds Policy | Auto-terminate after 24 hours |
| Malfunction Policy | Voids all plays and pays |
Aviamasters is a multiplier crash game developed by BGaming where players control a red biplane flying between two aircraft carriers. The plane starts each round at a ×1.0 multiplier on the left carrier. During flight, the plane encounters three types of collectibles: rockets that divide the multiplier by 2, additive numbers that add directly to the multiplier, and multiplier symbols that multiply the current value. The objective is to land successfully on the right carrier to win the final multiplier times your bet. If the plane crashes into the water, you lose the bet. The game features 97% RTP and certified random number generation.
There are three distinct modifier types in Aviamasters. First, rockets appear as missiles with orange-yellow trails and divide your current multiplier in half when collected, creating risk-reward decisions. Second, additive numbers appear as plain numbers without a multiplication symbol (values like 1, 2, 3, 5, 10) and add directly to your multiplier without multiplication, providing steady linear growth. Third, multiplier symbols display with a × sign (such as ×2, ×3, ×4) and multiply your current multiplier by that value, creating exponential growth opportunities. For example, if you have a ×2.0 multiplier and collect a ×3 symbol, your new multiplier becomes ×6.0. Strategic collection focusing on additive numbers early and multipliers late typically yields better results.
Aviamasters offers eight preset bet amounts in FUN currency: 20.00, 50.00, 100.00, 200.00, 350.00, 500.00, 750.00, and 1,000.00 FUN. You can adjust your bet using two methods. Method one uses the up arrow triangle above the bet value or down arrow triangle below to cycle through preset amounts. Method two involves clicking directly on the bet value itself to open a dropdown menu where you can select any of the eight preset options. The bet display is located in the bottom right corner labeled TOTAL BET, and betting adjustments are locked during active gameplay to prevent mid-round changes.
The autoplay system offers nine preset options: 10, 25, 50, 100, 250, 500, 750, 1000 rounds, or unlimited. You can also enter a custom number of rounds. Four stop conditions protect your balance: stop on any win terminates immediately upon any winning round; stop if single win exceeds stops when one round wins more than your specified amount; stop if cash balance increases by stops when your total balance grows by your specified amount from session start; stop if cash balance decreases by stops when your balance drops by your specified limit from session start. Each condition has a toggle switch that can be enabled independently, and you can activate multiple conditions simultaneously for comprehensive protection. Access autoplay by clicking the A button with circular arrow icon.
Aviamasters provides four flight speed options represented by icons: Tortoise is the slowest speed ideal for learning the game, observing modifier patterns, and making careful decisions. Man walking is the slow standard speed suitable for most players offering balanced gameplay. Hare running is the fast speed for experienced players who have developed pattern recognition and want accelerated rounds. Lightning bolt is the fastest maximum velocity setting designed for expert players with quick reaction times. The speed controls are located in the center right area of the screen as four white icons. The active speed shows a dark circular background behind the icon. Beginners should start with Tortoise speed to understand how modifiers affect the multiplier before increasing speed.
Aviamasters has a 97% theoretical Return to Player (RTP). This means that over an extended period of gameplay and many rounds, the game is designed to return 97% of all wagered money back to players as winnings, while 3% represents the house edge. The RTP is calculated across all gameplay and represents a long-term statistical average, not a guarantee for individual sessions. A 97% RTP is above the industry average for crash games. The game uses a certified random number generator (RNG) verified by BGaming to ensure fair outcomes. Each flight path generates independently, meaning no pattern exploitation is possible, and previous rounds do not influence future results.
Aviamasters employs a specific rounding system for winnings. If your winnings exceed your bet amount (the play amount), the game rounds your profit up to the nearest whole number, giving you a slight advantage. For example, if you bet 0.50 FUN and win with a ×3.2 multiplier for 1.60 FUN, the profit of 1.10 would round up to 2.00 FUN total payout. Conversely, if your winnings are less than your bet, the game rounds them down to the nearest whole number. This rounding system is applied to your profit amount, not the total payout, and operates automatically at the end of each round.
All unfinished rounds are automatically terminated every 24 hours as a safety mechanism. If your game requires a Collect action at the 24-hour mark, the game automatically executes the Collect and adds the win to your player balance. If the game requires action from you as the player, the result is calculated assuming you chose the action with no risk and without raising the initial bet. This policy protects player balances during unexpected disconnections, browser closures, or extended periods away from the game. The 24-hour termination applies to all inactive rounds and ensures no bets remain in limbo indefinitely.
Aviamasters offers extensive interface customization accessed through the settings menu. You can adjust the spin button position by dragging it to any location on screen, modify the spin button size using a slider from small to large diameter, and control spin button opacity from transparent to fully opaque. Audio settings include independent volume sliders for background music and sound effects ranging from 0 to 100 percent. You can toggle high quality graphics on or off to balance visual quality with performance. The settings also provide access to game rules and history. The reset spin button option returns the play button to its default bottom right corner position if you want to revert your customization.
The altitude metric measures your plane's vertical distance from the starting carrier deck in meters. It displays in white text in the stats panel and starts at 0.0m, increasing as the plane ascends. The distance metric measures horizontal distance traveled from the left carrier toward the right carrier, also in meters, starting at 0.0m. These metrics are primarily informational and do not directly affect your multiplier or winning potential, but they provide context for your flight progress. Both metrics reset to 0.0m at the end of each round. During active gameplay, you might see values like 40.7m altitude and 207.2m distance. These metrics appear in the dark navy semi-transparent stats panel at the bottom center of the screen.
The malfunction policy states that all plays and pays are voided in case of malfunction. This means if a technical error occurs during gameplay that affects game integrity, such as display errors, calculation errors, server problems, or software glitches, any bets placed and potential wins from the malfunctioning round become void. This policy protects both players and the operator from unfair outcomes caused by technical issues. The policy applies to game version 1.0.0 with rules version 1.0 dated 4 June 2024. BGaming's certified random number generator ensures normal gameplay operates fairly, but the malfunction clause provides protection for the rare occasions when technical problems occur.
Yes, if you open the rules of the game during an active round, the game automatically pauses. This pause feature prevents you from missing critical gameplay moments while reading instructions or checking information. The plane stops moving, no time elapses, and modifiers remain in their positions until you close the rules and return to the game. This is a player-friendly feature that allows you to review game mechanics, check RTP information, or verify rules without risking your active bet. Once you close the rules panel by clicking the X button, gameplay resumes exactly where it paused.
The splash screen is the initial loading screen featuring several key elements. The Aviamasters logo appears prominently with stylized orange and red horizontal striped wings extending left and right, the text AVIA in bold orange-yellow gradient letters above MASTERS in blue gradient letters, and small decorative stars above the wings. Below the logo is a large golden yellow circular play button with a dark blue or black play triangle pointing right. The BGaming provider logo appears below the play button showing a yellow letter B in a square box followed by GAMING text with each letter in separate dark gray boxes with white text. At the bottom in low contrast dark gray text is Нажмите для старта which translates from Russian as Press to start. The entire splash screen has a very dark gray almost black background.
When you successfully win a round in Aviamasters, several visual indicators confirm your victory. The most prominent is the win announcement text appearing in bright golden yellow large bold font at center bottom above the stats panel, displaying Win: [amount] FUN! with an exclamation mark. Your plane is shown successfully landed on the right aircraft carrier platform, not in the water. Your balance display in the bottom left updates to show the increased amount reflecting your winnings added to your previous balance. The stats panel shows the final multiplier value that was applied. The round metrics reset to 0.0m altitude, 0.0m distance, and ×1.0 multiplier in preparation for the next round. The play button becomes available again for starting a new round.
Yes, Aviamasters is fully optimized for mobile devices including smartphones and tablets. The interface is designed specifically for touch interaction with large button sizes suitable for finger taps, particularly the primary play button which is prominently sized at approximately 100-120 pixels diameter. The game works in both portrait and landscape orientations, with important buttons positioned away from screen edges to avoid accidental activation. The layout is responsive and elements scale appropriately for different screen sizes. All controls including speed settings, bet adjustments, and autoplay configuration are accessible via touch. The game is browser-based requiring no app download and works on both iOS and Android devices. The button customization features allow you to adjust the play button size and position to match your device screen and personal comfort preferences.
Aviamasters is a game of chance. Set deposit limits before playing. Never chase losses. Take regular breaks during extended sessions. If gambling becomes a problem, seek help from support organizations. Players must be 18 years of age or older, or meet the legal age requirements in their jurisdiction.
The autoplay stop conditions are designed specifically to help players manage their bankroll responsibly. Use the balance decrease stop condition to set firm loss limits. Use the balance increase stop condition to secure profits when targets are reached.
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