BGaming · 97% RTP · 2026
Aviamasters2
Flight multiplier crash game by BGaming. Collect boosters, dodge rockets, activate Water Skis for safe landing, and cash out before you crash.
Flight multiplier crash game by BGaming. Collect boosters, dodge rockets, activate Water Skis for safe landing, and cash out before you crash.
BGaming's updated flight multiplier crash game with four booster types, the Water Skis safe landing feature, and a 97% theoretical RTP.
Aviamasters 2 is the updated edition of Aviamasters by BGaming. The game puts you in control of a red biplane flying between a tropical island runway and a distant landing zone. During the flight, you collect multipliers and additive numbers to grow your payout, dodge rockets that halve your multiplier, and pick up boosters that give you tactical advantages.
The game introduces four booster types not found in the original: a Magnet that attracts collectibles, a Laser Gun that destroys rockets, a Nitro canister that launches the plane forward past all obstacles, and a Lifebuoy that grants a second chance after crashing into the water. The biggest new feature is the Water Skis safe landing system, which lets the plane survive a water landing instead of losing the bet.
Aviamasters 2 operates on a certified random number generator with a 97% theoretical return to player. Game rule version 1.0, dated 24 February 2026. Game version 1.0.0.
Pre-flight state: biplane on the island runway, bet displayed above the plane, multiplier at x1.0
Every round follows a clear sequence from bet placement through flight to landing or crash.
Choose a bet size from 16 available levels using the arrows in the Total Bet field. The selected bet appears as a floating label directly above the biplane on the runway. The balance updates in the bottom bar.
Before takeoff, you can purchase the Water Skis bonus via the Activate Bonus button. This equips pontoons under the plane's wings. If activated, the status bar shows BONUS ACTIVE on a bright magenta-pink background. The cost is separate from the flight bet.
Press the large circular Play button on the right side of the screen. The biplane lifts off from the island runway. The multiplier starts at x1.0. Altitude and distance begin tracking in the status bar.
During flight the camera follows the plane across the sky. Collectible numbers, multiplier tokens, rockets, and boosters appear in the flight path. The background shifts from the tropical island to a city skyline silhouette as you travel further.
A successful landing on the destination island is a win: all accumulated multipliers apply to your bet. If the plane crashes into the water, the bet is lost. With Water Skis active, a water landing is survived and winnings are preserved.
Mid-flight: biplane at altitude 21.0m, distance 237.6m, multiplier x38.0 with multiple collectibles and rockets visible
Buy Safe Landing popup: dramatic front-angle biplane with spinning propeller, pontoons visible, cost displayed below
Three types of in-flight items define every round: additive numbers, multiplier tokens, and rockets.
During flight, three categories of collectible items appear in the sky. Additive numbers are displayed as plain white glowing digits without any x prefix. They add their face value directly to your current multiplier. Multiplier tokens display with an x prefix followed by a number. They multiply your current multiplier by that value for exponential growth. Rockets are red cylindrical missiles with a yellow-white flame trail. Catching a rocket divides your current multiplier in half.
The distinction between additive numbers and multiplier tokens is critical: a plain 5 adds 5 to your multiplier, while x5 multiplies your entire multiplier by 5. Building a base with additive numbers early in the flight, then targeting multiplier tokens in the latter portion, produces the strongest results.
Flight path with plain numbers (1, 2, 5, 10), multiplier tokens (x2, x4, x5), and incoming rockets
| Type | Visual Appearance | Effect on Multiplier | Category |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rocket | Bright red cylindrical missile with steel-grey band, pointed nose, and yellow-white flame trail at the rear | Divides current multiplier by 2 | Hazard |
| Plain Number | Bright white glowing digit with blue halo, no x prefix (values: 1, 2, 3, 5, 10) | Adds face value directly to multiplier | Additive |
| x2 Token | Light icy blue x2 text with white inner glow | Doubles current multiplier | Multiplier |
| x3 Token | Light icy blue x3 text, same glowing style | Triples current multiplier | Multiplier |
| x4 Token | Light icy blue x4 text with cyan tint | Quadruples current multiplier | Multiplier |
| x5 Token | Light icy blue x5 text, same glowing style | Multiplies current multiplier by 5 | Multiplier |
Rocket: red body, grey band, flame jet
Plain number: white glow, blue halo, no x prefix
Multiplier token: icy blue x3 with glow
Aviamasters 2 introduces a pick-up system with four booster types, each providing a distinct tactical advantage during flight.
Classic horseshoe shape with a turquoise blue left arm and a bright red right arm connected by a silvery metallic bridge. White sparking lines emanate from both tips. When collected, the Magnet attracts nearby collectible items toward the plane, pulling in numbers and multiplier tokens that would otherwise fly past.
Compact futuristic pistol with a silvery chrome barrel pointing right and a red grip below. A bright red dot with an orange halo glows at the muzzle. When collected, the Laser Gun destroys incoming rockets in the flight path, removing the hazard before it can halve your multiplier.
Vertical transparent blue glass canister with a bright yellow zigzag lightning bolt visible through the walls. A grey metallic valve sits on top. When collected, the Nitro makes the plane leap forward in a direct bound, ignoring all rockets in its path and bypassing a section of obstacles entirely.
Classic ring or doughnut shape with four alternating segments: two white ivory and two bright red-orange, shown with a slight 3D tilt. When collected, the Lifebuoy grants a second life. If the plane touches the water after collecting a Lifebuoy, it survives instead of crashing and the flight continues.
Tutorial screen displaying all four booster types: Magnet (top-left), Laser Gun (top-right), Nitro (bottom-left), Lifebuoy (bottom-right)
The signature new feature of Aviamasters 2: a purchasable bonus that protects against water crashes.
The Water Skis safe landing is a purchasable bonus activated before takeoff through the Activate Bonus button in the status bar. When purchased, a popup displays the cost in FUN currency. The biplane is then equipped with red-orange pontoons (water ski floats) that appear under the lower wings.
With Water Skis active, the status bar changes from ACTIVATE BONUS to BONUS ACTIVE on a bright magenta-pink background. If the plane touches the water during flight, instead of losing the bet, the plane lands safely on its pontoons. Water splash effects surround the pontoons as the plane rests on the ocean surface with its nose angled upward.
The Water Skis cost is separate from the flight bet and scales with bet size. The bonus indicator is clearly visible during the entire flight. This feature does not change the multiplier or RTP. It provides crash protection for a single round.
Safe landing: biplane resting on ocean surface with red pontoons visible, golden propeller, turquoise wave lines radiating outward
Status bar detail: BONUS ACTIVE indicator with magenta-pink background, altitude, distance, and multiplier readings
Aviamasters 2 features two tiers of animated win celebrations with distinct characters and visual styles.
A blonde character in a bright royal blue cropped jacket with a PILOT name tag celebrates with both fists raised. Orange-yellow 3D BIG WIN text and the win amount in gradient gold-to-red appear center screen. Dozens of golden coins with star embossing rain down across the entire display. Bronze wing-cup decorations frame the win amount.
A different pose and outfit: the blonde character wears a dark chocolate brown leather aviator jacket with a navy side cap, one hand raised to lips in a gasp of surprise. SUPER WIN text displays a gold-to-purple metallic gradient. The same golden coin shower and bronze wing-cup decorations appear. Rockets fly through the celebration backdrop.
A detailed look at the player aircraft that serves as the central game element across all screens.
Red biplane detail: fuselage with golden yellow decorative stars and stripes, pilot in green helmet with aviation goggles
The player aircraft is a bright fire-engine red biplane with a biplane wing configuration connected by vertical struts. Two golden yellow decorative stripes cross the fuselage, and two five-pointed golden stars are positioned between them on the sides.
The propeller at the nose consists of two silvery grey metallic blades (static when grounded, rendered as a blurred disc with golden-orange tips when spinning). The pilot sits in an open cockpit between the upper and lower wings, visible from the shoulders up with a medium green helmet and dark aviation goggles pushed up on the forehead.
The tail section features a red vertical stabilizer with a yellow stripe at the base, plus small red triangular horizontal stabilizers. Small black wheels serve as landing gear. When the Water Skis bonus is active, two streamlined red-orange pontoons appear under the lower wing.
The visual world of Aviamasters 2 spans a twilight sky, tropical island, ocean, and distant city skyline.
The sky gradient transitions from very dark midnight blue at the top edge through a rich saturated royal blue at the center down to dark navy blue merging with the ocean at the bottom. Five to seven pale grey-blue semi-transparent cumulus clouds are scattered across the sky with soft blurred edges. The overall atmosphere resembles dusk between sunset and nightfall.
The takeoff location is a rocky island emerging from the water. Two to three small huts with conical thatched beige-sandy roofs sit on the rock, one showing warm yellow-orange candlelight in its window. Three to four palm trees with dark brown trunks and dark green feathered fronds rise above the huts. Behind the huts stands a colonnade of ancient Greek temple ruins rendered as a dark grey-blue silhouette.
The ocean occupies the bottom fifth of the screen. The base color is dark indigo with a slight greenish tint, like deep sea water at night. Thin turquoise-blue horizontal wave lines, approximately 10% lighter than the base water color, create a subtle wave texture across the surface.
During flight, after the island scrolls off screen, a city skyline silhouette replaces it along the bottom portion. Outlines of skyscrapers, spires, and buildings of varying heights are rendered in two layers: a darker nearer row and a lighter farther row, both in medium blue against the sky background.
Tropical island with thatched huts, candlelit window, palm trees, and Greek temple ruins
City skyline backdrop visible during mid-flight, two-layer blue silhouette
Ocean surface: dark indigo base with turquoise-blue wave textures
Twilight sky gradient with cumulus clouds, mountain ridges, and palm silhouettes
Aviamasters 2 opens with a three-slide tutorial introducing the core mechanics before the first round.
Slide 1: GRAB MULTIPLIERS AND DODGE OBSTACLES — biplane with x3 and x5 tokens, two rockets
Slide 2: PICK UP BOOSTERS AND GET POWER-UPS — four boosters in 2x2 grid
Slide 3: USE BONUS FOR SAFE LANDING — biplane resting on water with pontoons
Navigation between slides uses bright orange-yellow chevron arrows on the left and right screen edges. Three page indicator dots below the instruction text show the current position: the active dot is bright orange-yellow and slightly larger, while inactive dots are dark maroon-purple. A golden START button at the bottom of the screen launches the game after the tutorial.
Every element of the Aviamasters 2 interface is customizable across desktop and mobile browsers.
A horizontal bar below the game scene displays three flight indicators: Altitude (current height above sea level), Distance (meters flown from the runway), and Multiplier (current accumulated multiplier, highlighted in bright turquoise-green neon color during flight). The multiplier always starts at x1.0 and updates in real time as items are collected.
Four speed icons in the status bar control flight speed: a tortoise silhouette (slowest), a walking person, a running hare, and a lightning bolt (fastest). The active speed icon appears brighter than the others. Start with tortoise speed to learn modifier patterns.
The lowest strip displays Balance (left), Win notification (center, bright vivid green text starting with "Win:"), and Total Bet (right). Two small triangular arrows next to the bet value open a dropdown bet selector with 16 levels.
The bet selector dropdown is a vertical black rectangle with white text values shown with two decimal places. The selected value has a dark grey background distinct from the black of other rows. Up and down scroll arrows appear at the top and bottom.
A large circular button on the right side of the screen with a silvery grey metallic outer ring (gradient for 3D effect), a dark grey inner circle, and a white equilateral play triangle. This button can be repositioned anywhere on screen, resized, and adjusted for opacity through the Settings panel. During a win conclusion, the play triangle is replaced by a white five-pointed star.
Status bar during flight: altitude 21.0m, distance 237.6m, multiplier x38.0 in turquoise-green
Bet selector dropdown: lower range with 125.00 selected (grey highlight)
Bet selector dropdown: upper range from 500.00 to 12,500.00
Settings panel: Sound FX and Music sliders, spin button size/opacity/reset controls, position preview
Free to play, no registration required. Full functionality including boosters, Water Skis, and autoplay.
A complete autoplay system with nine round presets, custom input, and four configurable stop conditions.
Autoplay is activated by pressing the Auto (A) button next to the bonus area. The autoplay panel displays nine preset buttons in a 3x3 grid, plus a custom number input field below. Press Auto (A) again to stop autoplay at any time.
Four stop conditions can run simultaneously. Each has an oval toggle switch (grey when off) and, where applicable, a dark grey numeric input field for setting thresholds.
Stops autoplay immediately after any winning round.
Stops when a single win exceeds the entered threshold value.
Stops when total balance has increased by the specified amount.
Stops when total balance has decreased by the specified amount. Functions as a loss limit.
Autoplay panel: four stop conditions with toggle switches (left), 3x3 round preset grid with custom input (right)
Audio, play button customization, and navigation accessed through the hamburger menu icon.
The Settings panel opens from the hamburger menu (three horizontal white lines) in the top-right corner of the game screen. The panel has a solid black background with a "S E T T I N G S" heading in white spaced uppercase letters.
Audio controls include two horizontal sliders: Sound FX and Music, each with a dark grey track and white circle thumb. The Sound FX thumb sits near the right end (high volume) and the Music thumb at the far right (maximum).
Play button controls include a Reset Spin Button capsule (resets position to default), a Spin Button Size slider, and a Spin Button Opacity slider. A large preview circle in the lower-right shows the current button appearance with directional arrows indicating it can be dragged to reposition.
A vertical navigation column along the right edge provides three icons: a gear cogwheel (Settings, active), an italic lowercase i (Information and Rules), and a clock with counterclockwise arrow (Game History).
Settings panel: audio sliders, spin button customization, and right-side navigation icons
Aviamasters 2 operates at a 97% theoretical return to player, above the typical 94-96% range found across most crash games. Theoretical RTP is calculated over a large volume of rounds and represents a long-run statistical average. Individual sessions will vary from this figure in both directions.
The game is based on a certified random number generator verified by BGaming. Every round generates an independent flight path. Previous outcomes have no mathematical influence on future results. No betting pattern or timing strategy can alter this independence.
If winnings exceed the bet, the profit is rounded up to the nearest whole number. If winnings are less than the bet, they are rounded down to the nearest whole number.
A confirmed technical fault voids all plays and pays for the affected round. All unfinished rounds are terminated every 24 hours. If the game requires Collect, it executes automatically and the win is credited. If the game requires player action, the lowest-risk option is selected without raising the initial bet.
Game rule version 1.0, dated 24 February 2026. Game version 1.0.0.
Aviamasters 2 is a browser-based game optimized for landscape orientation on all screen sizes.
The game runs directly in any modern web browser with no app download required. The screen orientation is landscape (horizontal). Touch controls on mobile devices are fully optimized, and the interface scales from compact phone screens to wide desktop displays.
The BGaming developer icon (a golden yellow square with a bold black serif B) appears in the top-left corner of every screen. The game title AVIAMASTERS 2 and the current system time in HH:MM format display beside it. A speaker icon in the top-right area toggles sound, and the hamburger menu icon opens the settings and information panels.
A small dark purple-blue chat widget circle with a white chat bubble icon sits in the bottom-right corner for customer support access on all screens.
Full desktop view: BGaming icon, title with clock, sound toggle, hamburger menu, status bar, play button, bottom bar, and chat widget
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