Setting Up Auto Bet And Auto Cash Out In Aviator
Auto-bet and auto-cashout remove the need to click every round, but they follow fixed rules, not judgement. Here is what each setting actually does.
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What Auto-Play Actually Automates
Auto-bet places the same stake every round automatically; auto-cashout pulls out at a multiplier set in advance. Neither one predicts the crash point.
Two Separate Settings
Auto-bet and auto-cashout can be turned on independently, so a round can be placed automatically while the cash-out decision still needs a manual click, or the other way around.
Explore MoreWhat Players Notice About Auto-Play
Feedback from readers who tested auto-bet and auto-cashout side by side with manual play.
Fixed stake per round
Preset cash-out target
Optional stop conditions
Auto-cashout at a fixed multiplier stopped me from second-guessing every round, which is exactly what I wanted after a few impulsive manual cash-outs.
Jessica L.
Uses auto-cashout only
I learned the hard way that auto-bet keeps placing the same stake even during a losing streak unless a stop-loss is set alongside it.
Sarah M.
Now sets a stop-loss too
Running auto-bet and auto-cashout together let me test a fixed rule across a hundred rounds in the time it used to take me to play twenty manually.
David K.
Runs both settings together
Setting Up Auto-Play In Four Steps
The same short setup works for both auto-bet and auto-cashout.
Open The Auto Panel
Most Aviator tables show an auto-bet toggle right next to the manual bet button, expanding into more options once switched on.
Set A Fixed Stake
Auto-bet repeats the same stake every round until it is switched off or a stop condition is reached.
Set A Cash-Out Target
Auto-cashout locks in a multiplier target and exits the round automatically the instant the curve reaches it.
Add A Stop Condition
Most tables let auto-play stop after a set number of rounds, a loss limit, or a profit target, whichever comes first.
What Auto-Play Can And Cannot Do
It follows rules exactly; it does not read the round any better than a manual player.
Consistent Speed
Auto-play reacts to a preset target the instant it is reached, faster than a manual click could manage every time.
No Judgement Calls
It applies the same rule every round without adjusting for how a session is going, for better or worse.
No Crash Prediction
Auto-bet and auto-cashout follow fixed instructions; neither one can see or predict where the next round will crash.
From Manual Clicks To A Fixed Auto Rule
The usual order readers move through when adopting auto-play.
Play Manually First
Get comfortable placing bets and cashing out by hand before handing either task to auto-play.
Turn On Auto-Cashout Alone
Set a fixed target multiplier while still placing each bet manually, to see how a rule-based exit feels.
Add Auto-Bet With A Stop Condition
Automate the stake too, but only alongside a loss limit or round count so it cannot run unchecked.
Review And Adjust The Rule
Check the results after a batch of auto rounds and tighten the target or stop condition if needed.
Six Things To Check Before Automating
Small settings that change how auto-bet and auto-cashout behave.
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Try Auto-Play On The Licensed Platform
Aviator's auto-bet and auto-cashout settings, described throughout this page, are available on the platform below.
- Same round mechanic described here
- Auto-bet and auto-cashout built in
- Licensed operator, 18+ only
Auto-Play In Numbers
Reference figures for the Aviator round mechanic that auto-play automates.
Rounds played daily on major tables
Casino platforms offering Aviator
Average player rating of the round mechanic
Server uptime on licensed platforms
FAQ
Common questions about Aviator's auto-bet and auto-cashout settings.