Entry, flight and cash-out guide · Reviewed September 2026
iigame Aviator presents a compact multiplier round in three phases: a preparation window, an active flight and an endpoint. Understanding when the amount is accepted and when cash out remains available is more useful than reacting only to the aircraft animation on an Android screen.
Read the full flight sequence before joining
The next amount is prepared while entries are open. After take-off, the central multiplier rises until the aircraft leaves. A cash-out action must complete during that live window; if the endpoint arrives first, an amount still participating in the round cannot be closed afterwards.
Entry countdown
Shows the short period when an amount can be prepared for the upcoming flight.
Accepted amount
Confirms the value registered before take-off so it can be checked on the phone.
Live multiplier
Changes in the central display for as long as the current aircraft remains active.
Cash-out action
Provides the time-sensitive control for ending participation during the flight.
Recent history
Records earlier endpoints for reference but does not forecast the next round.
Round reset
Moves the screen from a finished flight into a fresh preparation window.
Open an Aviator round through iigame
- Sign in on Android and choose Aviator from the game cards currently visible in the iigame lobby.
- Let an existing flight end and wait until a new entry countdown appears.
- Enter the intended amount, then read the panel again before confirming it.
- Follow the multiplier only after the aircraft has started its active flight.
- If you choose to cash out, use the available control before that round reaches its endpoint.
Keep attention on the live mobile state
Aviator uses few controls, yet its timing depends entirely on the screen now in front of you. Keep the action area visible, use a reliable connection and treat previous multipliers only as completed records. Each flight has its own endpoint, so an earlier pattern cannot guarantee the next outcome.
iigame Aviator answers
Can the history predict the next endpoint?
No. It lists completed rounds and cannot guarantee how long the following aircraft will remain active.
When is cash out available?
The control can be used during the active flight and must finish before the current endpoint.
Can an amount be entered after take-off?
Entries are normally prepared for an upcoming round, so wait for the next countdown shown by the live game.