Aviator game at Inukabet Kenya
Aviator by Spribe is Kenya's most-played crash game where you watch a plane take off and multiplier climb from 1.00x. Cash out before it flies away to win, or lose your bet if it crashes first. Rounds last 8-30 seconds with 97% RTP and provably fair results.
How Aviator works
Each round starts with a plane on the runway and multiplier at 1.00x. The plane takes off and multiplier increases — 1.50x, 2.00x, 5.00x, sometimes reaching 50x or 100x. But it can fly away anytime. Your job is clicking Cash Out before that happens.
You place bets between rounds (5-10 second betting window). Minimum bet is 10 KES, maximum 10,000 KES per round. The game lets you place two simultaneous bets with different strategies — bet 100 KES and auto-cashout at 2x, while manually controlling a 50 KES bet aiming for 5x.
Auto cashout feature
Set a target multiplier and the game cashes out automatically when reached. Example: bet 200 KES with auto-cashout at 3.00x. If the plane reaches 3x before crashing, you get 600 KES (200 × 3). This removes emotion from the decision — you're not tempted to push for "just a bit more" and watch it crash at 2.98x.
Most Kenyan players use auto-cashout between 1.50x-3.00x for steady small wins. Risky players set 10x-50x targets accepting many losses for rare big hits. There's no "correct" strategy — it's basically preference for frequent small wins versus occasional large ones.
Aviator game features
Live multiplayer
You play alongside hundreds of other bettors worldwide. See their bets, cashout timings, and winnings in real-time. The game shows recent big wins — "Player123 won 45,000 KES at 15.2x" — which sometimes creates FOMO that leads to chasing losses.
Chat function
Built-in chat lets players discuss strategy, celebrate wins, commiserate losses. Kenyan players often share tips in Sheng or English. The chat can be distracting during rounds though — you're reading messages and miss your cashout timing.
Statistics panel
Shows recent 20-30 round results. You'll see patterns like five rounds crashed below 2x, then one hit 25x. Some players use this for "strategies" (if three low rounds happened, next must be high) but each round is independent — past results don't affect future outcomes.
Provably fair system
Each round uses a cryptographic hash generated before the round starts. After it ends, you can verify the result wasn't manipulated. The hash combines server seed, player seeds, and round number. This proves Spribe doesn't control when planes crash — it's predetermined math, not rigged.
Common betting approaches
Players develop different strategies based on risk tolerance and bankroll size. None guarantee profits — the house edge exists regardless — but they affect variance and session length.
Conservative strategy
Auto-cashout at 1.50x-2.00x on every round. You win frequently (roughly 65-75% of rounds reach 1.50x) but gains are small. Bet 100 KES at 1.50x, win 150 KES, profit 50 KES. Over 100 rounds you might be up 2,000-4,000 KES. Boring but steadier than chasing big multipliers.
This works for small bankrolls (2,000-5,000 KES) where you can't afford long losing streaks. Betting 50-100 KES with 1.50x cashouts gives you 40-100 rounds before busting, enough time to potentially hit a lucky streak.
Aggressive strategy
Target 5x-10x multipliers. Most rounds crash before 5x (maybe 75% of them), so you lose frequently but wins are substantial. Bet 100 KES aiming for 5x — lose 7 rounds (-700), win 1 round (+500), net -200. You need the rare 10x-50x hits to profit, which happen every 50-200 rounds depending on luck.
This requires larger bankroll (20,000+ KES) to survive losing streaks. It's more exciting than conservative play but can drain your balance fast. Many players switch to this after winning with conservative bets, then lose everything chasing bigger multipliers.
Martingale approach
Double your bet after each loss. Start at 50 KES, lose, bet 100 KES, lose, bet 200 KES until you win. The idea is one win recovers all losses. Problem is you hit table limits or run out of money. Seven consecutive losses starting from 50 KES means your 8th bet needs 6,400 KES to recover 50 KES profit — terrible math.
Martingale fails in Aviator same as roulette. Streaks of crashes below 2x happen regularly, and max bet is 10,000 KES which you hit after 7-8 doubles starting from modest stakes. Don't use this.
Playing Aviator on mobile
Aviator adapts perfectly to smartphones. The interface uses vertical layout with betting controls at bottom, plane animation in center, statistics at top. Everything's thumb-reachable during Nairobi commutes or while waiting at matatu stages.
Data consumption is roughly 8 MB per hour on 4G, 12-15 MB on 3G. The game compresses graphics and uses minimal bandwidth compared to live dealer tables (20-40 MB/hour). Even on limited bundles you can play 2-3 hours before using 30 MB.
Connection stability matters more than speed. 3G works fine but occasional lag can delay cashout button response by 0.5-1 second — enough to miss your target multiplier. Wi-Fi or 4G around Nairobi, Mombasa, Kisumu provides better reliability. Evening peak hours (7-10 PM) sometimes cause lag when networks get congested.
RTP and volatility details
Aviator has 97% RTP, meaning over millions of rounds players get back 97 KES per 100 wagered. The 3% house edge is lower than most slots (4-5% edge). But short sessions vary wildly — you might lose 5,000 KES in an hour or win 15,000, regardless of RTP.
Volatility is high. Rounds crash below 2x frequently (roughly 50% of rounds), then occasionally hit 10x-100x. This creates streaks where you lose 10-15 rounds straight, followed by one big win that recovers losses. High volatility means you need bigger bankroll to survive bad runs.
Typical session outcomes
Start with 5,000 KES bankroll, bet 100 KES per round with 2x auto-cashout. Over 50 rounds (about 30 minutes), three likely scenarios: win 35 rounds, lose 15, end at +2,000 KES; win 25, lose 25, break even; win 20, lose 30, down -1,000. The distribution isn't even — sessions cluster around small losses or small wins, with rare big wins or total busts.
Players who chase losses after bad sessions usually bust completely. Down 3,000 KES and increasing bets to 500 KES trying to recover fast often ends at -5,000 within 10 rounds. The temptation to "get it back quickly" destroys bankrolls.
Playing tips and warnings
Set win and loss limits
Decide before playing: stop at +5,000 KES profit or -3,000 loss. Stick to it. Aviator's fast pace makes it easy to play "one more round" for 30 minutes straight, turning a +2,000 session into -4,000.
Ignore other players' wins
Seeing "Player won 80,000 at 42x" creates jealousy and FOMO. You start chasing high multipliers expecting similar luck. Their win doesn't mean you'll win — each round is independent. Focus on your strategy, not chat bragging.
Don't trust "patterns"
After five crashes below 2x, players think "next round must go high to balance out." Wrong. Each round uses new random seed. Past results are irrelevant. The game doesn't "owe" you a high multiplier after low ones.
Take breaks between sessions
Aviator's speed (8-30 seconds per round) keeps adrenaline high. After 30-60 minutes your decision-making deteriorates and you make emotional bets. Step away for 15 minutes, let your mind reset, then return if you want to continue.
Similar crash games
If you like Aviator's mechanics, Inukabet Kenya offers other crash games with slight variations.
JetX by SmartSoft Gaming
Nearly identical to Aviator — jet takes off, multiplier climbs, cash out before crash. Same 97% RTP. The interface is slightly different (jet instead of plane) but gameplay mechanics are identical. Good alternative if Aviator tables are full during peak hours.
Spaceman by Pragmatic Play
Astronaut floats upward with increasing multiplier. 96.50% RTP (slightly lower than Aviator). Rounds tend to last bit longer (10-40 seconds) which some players prefer. The auto-cashout works same way.