Aviator is SPRIBE’s crash game: a multiplier rises during a shared flight, and an accepted cash-out settles the active stake before the flight ends. The player controls the stake and cash-out instruction, not the aircraft’s route.
Round Timing and Cash-Out Rules
SPRIBE Aviator provides the concrete game example used here. Other provider titles can use different interfaces or stake controls. An APK phrase does not establish that SPRIBE publishes a standalone consumer app under that name.
Aviator has a shared round in which a multiplier rises until the aircraft leaves. A stake must be accepted before that round begins. Cashing out before the endpoint settles that stake at the multiplier reached; an unsettled stake loses when the flight ends. The moving aircraft is a display of the round, not a character the player steers.
Three amounts need separate names: stake, total return and net result. In an illustrative round, a 100-unit stake settled at 1.70x returns 170 units, including the original 100. Its net gain is 70 units. If the same stake remains active when the round ends, its return is zero. The displayed multiplier alone is not a completed win.