Basic rules
You bet before take-off and decide when to leave. Your payout is the stake times the multiplier at the moment you cash out.
- Example: a R$ 10 bet cashed out at 2.40x pays R$ 24 (R$ 14 profit).
- If the plane flies away before you cash out, the whole stake is lost.
- A round can end at 1.00x, right at take-off.
- The round’s multiplier is the same for everyone, but each player decides when to cash out. You do not compete with other players: one person’s win does not reduce another’s.
What is on the game screen
| Element | What it does |
|---|---|
| Flight area | Shows the plane, the curve and the current multiplier |
| History (top) | Recent rounds’ multipliers, in blue, purple or pink by value |
| Bet panel | Stake, quick buttons (+/−), “Bet” and then “Cash out” |
| Auto tab | Auto bet and auto cash-out |
| Live bets | Bets and cash-outs in the current round |
| Menu | Rules, limits, personal history, Provably Fair and sound settings |
Your first bet, step by step
- Set the stakeType it or use the quick buttons. Start with the minimum.
- Press “Bet”During the countdown, before take-off. After that the bet goes to the next round.
- Watch the flightThe button turns into “Cash out” and shows what you would get now.
- Cash outPress it whenever you want. The amount is credited at once.
Using two bets
Press “+” to open a second panel. Each bet has its own stake and cash-out.
A common approach is to cash one bet out early (say, 1.50x) and let the other run to a higher target. That makes a round less “all or nothing”, but each bet’s average cost stays the same.
Two bets mean twice as much money at stake per round. Adjust your limits. See strategies.
Auto bet and auto cash-out
- Auto cash-out: switch it on and enter a multiplier (e.g. 1.80x). If the plane reaches it, you cash out automatically.
- Auto bet: repeats the bet for a number of rounds. Many versions can stop at a profit or loss target.
- Always set a loss limit when using auto bet.
Common beginner mistakes
- Believing the history points to the next result — every round is independent.
- Raising stakes to “win back” losses.
- Playing with no time limit: rounds last seconds.
- Using “signal” apps or “bots” that claim to predict the flight.
- Playing on unlicensed sites.
Frequently asked questions
How long does a round last?
Usually from a few seconds to about a minute, depending on how far the plane flies, plus a few seconds for betting.
Can I cancel a bet?
Yes, until the round starts: the “Bet” button turns into “Cancel” while you wait.
What if my connection drops mid-flight?
If auto cash-out is on, the server executes it. Without auto cash-out the bet may be lost. Check the operator’s rules.