Each aviator round passes through four distinct states. Understanding these helps players can make clearer decisions about when to act.
1. Bet Placement Window. Before the round starts, a countdown appears. During this window, you set your stake using one or both bet panels. The server seed hash is published (visible in the Provably Fair menu) before any bets are confirmed. This is the cryptographic commitment, and it matters for verification later.
2. Multiplier Growth Phase. The animated plane takes off and the multiplier climbs from 1.00x. Here is the thing most beginners miss: the crash point has already been determined by the server seed, client seeds, and nonce before the round began. The climbing number is not "live" in the way it feels. It is a reveal of a predetermined outcome.
3. Player Decision Point. At any moment during the growth phase, you can press "Cash Out." If you have set Auto Cash Out, the system triggers automatically at your pre-set target (say, 1.50x). This is where the illusion of control kicks in, and where discipline matters most.
4. End State. Either you successfully cash out at your chosen multiplier, or the plane "flies away" (crashes) and any uncashed bets are lost.
Each round is independent. The outcome of round N has zero mathematical influence on round N+1. Patterns you think you see in the history panel are just that: patterns your brain constructs from random data.