Crash-style games are a separate category from slots and table games. One review site, Oddspedia, reports that Aviator, a crash game by Spribe, is available at Parimatch under the Instant Games or Casino sections. This guide explains the general mechanics of crash games on a phone and the controls to check before you stake.
In a typical crash game a multiplier rises over time, and the round ends at a point that is not known in advance. The phone screen usually puts the multiplier in the centre, the stake controls at the bottom and the round history along one edge. Keep your thumb clear of the cash-out control until you have learned how quickly the multiplier moves.
Crash rounds are fast, so the controls need to be understood before the first round starts. Practise on the smallest stake the screen allows.
Sets the amount for the next round. Check it before each round, because a stake left over from an earlier round is easy to repeat by accident.
Locks in the current multiplier for your stake. Tap it deliberately, since a round that has already ended cannot be reopened.
Where the game offers it, this sets a multiplier at which the stake is cashed out automatically. Confirm the figure you have set before the round begins.
A strip of recent multipliers shows what the previous rounds reached. It is a record of past rounds and gives no indication of the next one.
Return to player, usually written as RTP, is a long-run figure set by the game design. For crash games it describes the average across a very large number of rounds and does not describe any one round or any one session.
A published RTP figure is an average over many rounds. It does not tell you when a round will end or what a single session will return.
A lower auto cash-out multiplier wins more often but pays less per win. Work out what each setting means in money terms before you choose one.
If the game's information screen shows the return figure, note it. If it does not, do not assume one.
A round that stops updating on the phone may still have settled. Check the history and the balance before you place another stake.
Look at the last round in the history and confirm whether your cash-out was recorded before doing anything else.
Close the game and open it again from the lobby once the connection is steady. Avoid tapping the stake control repeatedly while the screen is loading.
Note the game name, the round time and your phone model, then use the support contacts listed in the Personal account tab.
Crash rounds can repeat every few seconds, which makes losses build quickly. Fix your limits before you open the game. A Goal.com India report lists deposit limits, self-exclusion and reality checks among Parimatch's responsible gaming tools.
Decide the total you are willing to lose in one session and stop when you reach it, whatever the round history shows.
Session reminders show how long you have been playing. Use them to pause and look at your spending.
Raising the stake after losing rounds is a common route to a bad session. Self-exclusion is available if you need a longer break.
Short definitions of the words that appear on a crash screen, roughly in the order you see them during a round.
The number that rises during a round and sets the return on a stake that is cashed out at that point.
Taking the current multiplier for your stake before the round ends. Once a round has crashed, a stake that was not cashed out is lost.
The moment the round ends and the multiplier stops. Stakes still in play at that point are settled as losses.
A preset multiplier that cashes out the stake automatically. It reduces the need to react quickly, but it does not change the odds of a round.
Answers to what people most often ask about crash-style games in the app.
Oddspedia reports that Aviator is listed under the Instant Games or Casino sections at Parimatch. Check the section labels on your screen, since the listing can change.
No. Each round ends at a point that is not known in advance, and the round history does not indicate the next outcome.
Cashing out early wins more often but pays less per win, while waiting raises the payout and the chance of losing the stake. Decide your target before the round starts.
If the round crashed before your request went through, the stake is lost. Check the round history and the balance, then contact support if the record does not match what you saw.
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