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Aviator Calculator: Odds, Expected Value & Session Simulator

Enter your cash-out target, bankroll and bet. See your real chance of reaching that multiplier, how often losing streaks happen, and what 2,000 simulated sessions look like — before you risk a cent.

Chance to reach 2x
48.5%
about 1 round in 2.1
Expected value per $1
−$0.030
same −3% at every target
5 losses in a row
3.6%
10 in a row: 0.13%
Expected loss this session
$6
3% of $200 wagered

How to Read the Results

  • Chance to reach your target — how often auto cash-out at that multiplier pays. At 2x it's about half the rounds; at 10x, about 1 in 10.
  • Expected value — always about −3 cents per dollar. No target is "better"; they only trade frequency for size.
  • Losing streak odds — the number that breaks most bankrolls. At 2x, 5 losses in a row happen in about 1 run of 5 rounds in 28, and in a long session you will almost certainly see one.
  • Simulation — the spread of outcomes. Look at the "worst 10%" figure: if you can't afford that result, lower your bet.

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Aviator Odds at a Glance

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FAQ

How is the chance to reach a multiplier calculated?

Aviator returns 97% to players on average. With that model, the probability the plane reaches a multiplier x is about 0.97 ÷ x. So 2x is reached about 48.5% of the time, 10x about 9.7% and 100x about 0.97%.

Is this an Aviator signal calculator or predictor?

No — and nothing can be. Each crash point is fixed by a server seed and player seeds before the round starts (provably fair). This calculator shows the real odds and what a session is likely to look like, which is what 'signal calculator' apps pretend to do.

Why is the expected value the same at every multiplier?

Because the payout grows exactly as the probability shrinks. 2x pays double with a 48.5% chance, 10x pays ten times with a 9.7% chance: both return 97 cents per dollar on average. The target only changes how bumpy your session is.

Is the simulator the real Aviator game?

It uses the same mathematical model as Aviator (97% RTP, crash points rounded to two decimals) but random numbers generated in your browser. It is a planning tool, not a way to play or predict the game.

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