Auto bet and auto cash out setup in Aviator
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To set up auto bet and auto cash out in Aviator, open the Auto tab on the bet panel, switch on Auto Cash Out at your target (1.5x is a great start), then tap Auto Play and choose the number of rounds and your stop limits. The game then bets and cashes out for you, round after round. It is the cleanest way to run a strategy at Hollywoodbets, Betway or a partner crypto casino. Here’s every setting, with rand examples. Part of our crash game strategy guide.
Step 1: set auto cash out
Tap Auto on the bet panel and switch on Auto Cash Out. Type your target: 1.5x wins about 64.7% of rounds and returns R75 on R50. Not sure which target? Our best auto cash out settings for beginners guide picks one for you.
Step 2: set up auto play
Tap Auto Play to open its settings:
| Setting | What it does | Example |
|---|---|---|
| Number of rounds | How many bets to place | 50 |
| Stop if cash decreases by | Your loss limit | R750 |
| Stop if cash increases by | Your win target | R500 |
| Stop if single win exceeds | Stops after a big hit | R500 |
The exact labels can differ slightly by casino. Our Aviator auto cashout settings guide explains each option in more depth.
Step 3: add the second bet (optional)
Aviator’s second panel has its own auto settings. Put a small stake there with auto cash out at 10x for the Aviator two bet strategy.
What a 1.5x auto session looks like
We ran a 1.5x auto bet through our simulator: 1,000 sessions of 100 rounds, a R2,500 bankroll and R50 bets. The median session finished on R2,375, the luckiest 10% on R2,825 or more and the coldest 10% on R1,925 or less. Not one session went bust. The stop limits from step 2 decide when you leave.
Recommended auto setups
- Steady: 1.5x, 50 rounds, stop at +20%.
- Calm: 1.2x, 100 rounds, stop at +10%: see the low risk Aviator strategy guide.
- Thrill: 2x on bet 1 plus 10x on a small bet 2.
Auto play in South Africa
Auto play runs smoothly on Vodacom, MTN or Cell C data, and it means one tap starts your whole session. Fund with Ozow instant EFT, 1Voucher or OTT Voucher, then open Hollywoodbets Aviator. Want to play Aviator with big-multiplier crypto originals and fast payouts? Compare the best crash game casinos in South Africa, or jump straight into Shuffle Crash.
Pro tip: fill in the “stop if cash increases by” box every time; it is your win target on autopilot.
Auto cash out win chance calculator
- Win chance
- 48,5%
- Long-run return per R 50,00 bet
- -R 1,50
- Win rate needed to break even
- 50,0%
Common targets (3,0%)
| Target | Win chance | About 1 in | Long-run return per R 50,00 bet |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1,20x | 80,8% | 1,24 | -R 1,50 |
| 1,50x | 64,7% | 1,55 | -R 1,50 |
| 2,00x | 48,5% | 2,06 | -R 1,50 |
| 3,00x | 32,3% | 3,09 | -R 1,50 |
| 5,00x | 19,4% | 5,15 | -R 1,50 |
| 10,00x | 9,70% | 10 | -R 1,50 |
| 100x | 0,97% | 103 | -R 1,50 |
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Frequently asked questions
How do I use auto bet in Aviator?
Tap Auto on the bet panel, then Auto Play, choose the number of rounds and your stop limits, and start.
How do I set auto cash out in Aviator?
In the Auto tab switch on Auto Cash Out and type your multiplier, for example 1.50.
What is the best auto play setting in Aviator?
A 1.5x auto cash out with 50 rounds and a stop at +20% is a strong all-round setup.
Can I use auto bet on both Aviator panels?
Yes. Each bet panel has its own Auto tab and auto cash out.
Does auto play change my odds?
No. It places the same bets you would, just without delays or missed cash outs.
By Daniel Foster · Crash Game Maths & Mechanics Analyst
Daniel focuses on the mathematics and mechanics behind crash games. His reviews examine RTP disclosures, volatility, multipliers, game mechanics and the mathematical principles behind different crash titles.
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