SPRIBE Aviator
Named on the supplied source page; its supplier rules require cash-out before the curve crashes.
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3333bd: How Aviator and Crazy Time results differ
The source page names both titles. Use each supplier's rule to understand the distinction between a crash, a numbered wheel segment and a bonus entry.
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Evolution Crazy Time
Named on the supplied source page; a live wheel show with numbered and bonus choices.
Aviator: the crash is the deadline
In SPRIBE Aviator, the curve rises during a round and may stop without warning. A confirmed cash-out before that stop qualifies the bet for a return; a crash before cash-out loses it. The visible multiplier does not promise the next point on the curve.
Separate three states when reading a round: the multiplier visible on screen, a requested cash-out, and the confirmed result. Only seeing a number does not establish that an action completed. A delayed connection or a late action is not evidence that the game owes that displayed multiplier.
Crazy Time: number and bonus spots
Evolution's guide separates 1, 2, 5 and 10 from Coin Flip, Cash Hunt, Pachinko and Crazy Time bonus choices. The wheel must land on the chosen spot. Reaching a bonus segment does not enroll every viewer: a matching active bonus bet is needed. A Top Slot multiplier may apply to a main-wheel spot; previous spins do not determine the next spin.
One comparison of outcomes
Suppose Aviator reaches 1.8× and then crashes at 2.1×. Cash-out confirmed at 1.8× meets the timing condition; waiting for 2.5× does not. In Crazy Time, choosing 5 does not become an entry in Cash Hunt when the wheel lands there. These are different settlement conditions, not a stake recommendation.
Questions about games
Is a displayed Aviator multiplier already a win?
No. SPRIBE's rule requires cash-out before the crash; a displayed number alone is not a completed cash-out.
Does everyone join a Crazy Time bonus when it lands?
No. Evolution's rule requires an active bet matching that bonus.
Are these games settled the same way?
No. Aviator depends on cash-out timing; Crazy Time depends on the wheel landing on the selected number or bonus.
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Aviator: cash-out before the crashFollow a SPRIBE Aviator round, separate gross return from net result, and distinguish manual cash-out, auto-bet and auto cash-out.Read full article →Crazy Time: main wheel and bonus entryRead Evolution's number and bonus choices, the Top Slot and two worked examples of which bet qualifies when the wheel stops.Read full article →