Quick answer
A round starts at 1.00x. Cash out pays the stake times the multiplier at that moment. If you do not leave before the plane disappears, the round ends and the screen shows the final multiplier. That stake does not pay. Aviator is not its own APK, and it is not played with cards or dice.
Where it sits
Download saves come.apk. These Aviator notes are public rules. They are not odds printed from that file. One public catalogue calls the title Aviator Pro. Other articles say Aviator. This preview treats those names as one public game, not as two downloads.
How a round works
- The multiplier is 1.00x at the start.
- It rises until the round crashes.
- Cash out locks the multiplier you accepted. The return is the stake times that multiplier.
- An automatic cash-out can be set in the game. Figures such as 1.5x or 2.0x are examples of a setting, not a result you are owed.
One public note times a round at a few seconds. Another allows one to two minutes. Both lengths stay. This page does not replace them with one official clock.
What history cannot tell you
A list of past multipliers does not decide the next round. A group, a channel, or an app that claims to predict the crash is not part of this file. Do not install a second APK to "unlock" a prediction.
If a round looks wrong
Stay on the round screen and note the time. This preview cannot see the round and cannot pay it. The account history is the record. See Results.
Questions
Is there an Aviator-only download?
Not here. The only installer is come.apk, and these notes are not its odds.
Does 1.5x always hit?
No. It is an example of an automatic cash-out setting.
Which other games use this rule?
Mines and Chicken Road are different rounds. Their pages do not reuse this multiplier line. Card games do not use it at all.