The full breakdown of BGaming's aviation crash game — round-by-round walkthrough, all 4 boosters explained, Safe Landing protection, both multiplier types, and every UI control you'll actually use.
Aviamasters 2 isn't your typical crash game. BGaming dropped it on March 5, 2026, and instead of watching a number go up and smashing a cashout button, you're flying a plane over tropical islands. Where you land and what tokens you grab along the way — that's what decides your payout.
Under the hood, a certified RNG runs everything. 97.00% RTP, medium-low volatility. The flight path, rocket positions, landing zone — all locked in before the round even starts. The boosters feel interactive (and they're fun to use), but the outcome's already been decided by the time your plane takes off.
Here's what makes it different from every other crash game out there:
| Parameter | Value |
|---|---|
| RTP | 97.00% |
| Volatility | Medium Low |
| Hit Rate | 2.50% |
| Max Multiplier | x1,000 |
| Max Win | EUR 250,000 |
| Provider | BGaming |
Load up Aviamasters 2 at any casino that carries it. Betting controls sit along the bottom — use +/- to adjust your stake or just type in a number. You can also drag the play button around, resize it, and change its opacity in the settings. Pretty handy on mobile.
Pick one of 4 speed settings before takeoff. Speed 1 is the slow, cinematic ride — nice visuals, island scenery, the whole vibe. Speed 4 blasts through rounds in seconds. Doesn't matter which you pick — zero impact on outcomes or the 97% RTP.
Want a safety net? Toggle Safe Landing on before the round begins. It bumps your total bet to 50x the base amount, but you're guaranteed a payout even if the plane hits water. So on a €1 base bet, you're spending €50 for that round. Steep, but it's insurance.
Tap play and watch your plane take off. It lifts from the runway and starts cruising over tropical islands. Keep an eye on the Counter Balance tracker floating above the plane — it shows your position and running multiplier total in real time.
Multiplier tokens are scattered along the flight path. The additive ones (+1, +2, +5, +10) stack onto your running total. The multiplicative ones (x2, x3, x4, x5) take whatever you've built up and multiply it. Grab a x5 when you're sitting at +10? That's 50x, just like that.
Rockets show up randomly along the corridor. If one hits your plane and you don't have booster protection active, that's it — round's over, payout gone or slashed. This is where boosters earn their keep.
Boosters pop up during the flight — tap to activate. Magnet yanks nearby tokens toward you. Laser Gun blows up incoming rockets. Nitro gives you a speed burst with temporary invincibility. Life Buoy saves your plane from a water crash. Full breakdown of each one below.
The round ends when the plane starts descending. Island landing? You get paid — your bet times the total multiplier you collected. Ocean splash without Life Buoy or Safe Landing? You lose that round's wager. The progress dashboard tracks your altitude and distance the whole time.
Boosters are what make Aviamasters 2 feel nothing like a standard crash game. They show up as collectible power-ups mid-flight — tap once to fire them off. You only get one use per round, and whether a booster even appears is pure RNG. No skill tree, no unlocking system, just luck of the draw.
Pulls multiplier tokens toward your plane like a vacuum. Grabs tokens you'd normally fly right past — can turn a dead round into a decent one.
Blasts rockets right out of your flight path. Works best when multiple rockets are clustered together in a danger zone. Auto-targets the closest threat first.
Kicks the plane into overdrive — faster speed plus temporary rocket immunity. Missiles? You fly straight through them. Perfect for punching through a wall of obstacles.
About to hit water? Life Buoy bounces your plane back up instead of crashing. One-time safety net — after the bounce, the flight keeps going like nothing happened.
| Booster | Best For | Timing | Impact |
|---|---|---|---|
| Magnet | Maximizing token collection | When tokens are positioned far from the flight path | Increases your cumulative multiplier value |
| Laser Gun | Clearing clustered rockets | Just before entering a corridor packed with rockets | Eliminates obstacles blocking your route |
| Nitro | Powering through danger zones | When 3+ rockets are lined up ahead | Short-lived invincibility paired with a speed boost |
| Life Buoy | Preventing a complete loss | Save it for unexpected water landings | Converts a losing splash into a bounce and continued flight |
Safe Landing is basically paid insurance. Turn it on before a round, pay 50x your base stake, and you're guaranteed a payout no matter what — even if your plane nosedives into the ocean.
| Scenario | Base Bet €1 | With Safe Landing (€50 total) | Net Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Land on island, x20 multiplier | Win €20 | Win €20 (paid €50) | -€30 loss |
| Land on island, x80 multiplier | Win €80 | Win €80 (paid €50) | +€30 profit |
| Land in water, x20 accumulated | €0 (loss) | Win €20 (paid €50) | -€30 loss |
| Land in water, x80 accumulated | €0 (loss) | Win €80 (paid €50) | +€30 profit |
Bottom line: Safe Landing only pays off when you consistently land above 50x multipliers. With medium-low volatility and a 2.50% hit rate for big multiplier events, most players end up spending more on insurance than they save. It's really built for high-stakes bets where protecting a fat wager makes the premium worth eating.
For a detailed cost analysis across different bet sizes, visit the strategies page.
Aviamasters 2 runs a dual-layer multiplier system, and understanding how the two token types interact is key to reading your Counter Balance tracker correctly.
These tokens add a fixed value to your running total:
Adds 1 to your multiplier
Adds 2 to your multiplier
Adds 5 to your multiplier
Adds 10 to your multiplier
These tokens multiply your current accumulated value:
Doubles your current total
Triples your current total
Quadruples your current total
Quintuples your current total
Order matters. A lot. Stacking additive tokens before hitting a multiplicative one gives you a way bigger result than the other way around.
The multiplier caps at x1,000, and max payout per round is €250,000 no matter your bet size. Hitting that ceiling? You'd need a perfect chain of multiplicative tokens stacked on a solid additive base. Rare, but it happens.
The UI is surprisingly customizable for a crash game. Here's what you're working with:
Lives at the bottom of the screen. You've got your stake input with +/- buttons, the draggable play button, and the Safe Landing toggle. On mobile, everything scales up with bigger tap targets — no fat-fingering your bets.
BGaming lets you tweak three things about the play button:
Floats right above your plane during the whole flight. Shows your current multiplier total, altitude, and distance traveled. This is the number you'll be watching most.
A persistent panel tracking altitude, distance covered, and your cumulative multiplier. Some players prefer this over the Counter Balance tracker when they want exact numbers.
Set before each round. Speed 1 gives you the full cinematic ride with gorgeous island scenery. Speed 4 strips everything down for rapid-fire play. Your choice — it has zero effect on results or RTP.
Scrollable log of your recent rounds — landing zone, multiplier hit, payout received. Good for tracking how your session's going, but don't read patterns into it. Past results tell you nothing about future rounds.
Play the free version first. Get a feel for tokens, boosters, and landing mechanics without spending a cent. The demo uses the exact same RNG as real-money play. Try the demo here.
Decide your max loss before you start. The house holds a 3% edge (97% RTP), and over enough rounds, that adds up. Pick a number, stick to it, walk away when you hit it. Simple as that.
Lost 5 rounds in a row and want to double up to win it back? Don't. Seriously, that's the fastest way to burn through your bankroll. Every round is independent — your losses don't "owe" you a win.
50x your base bet is a lot to spend on insurance. Learn the mechanics in demo mode and low-stake rounds first. For most casual players, the math just doesn't work out in Safe Landing's favor.
Speed 1 looks great but drags. Speed 4 flies by so fast you can barely see what tokens you grabbed. Speed 2 or 3 hits the sweet spot — enough time to follow your Counter Balance without getting bored.
3% house edge = the casino keeps about €3 for every €100 you wager over time. Short sessions can totally end in profit, but the longer you play, the more that edge grinds away at your balance. See our math breakdown.
Nope. The boosters feel strategic, but every outcome is locked by a certified RNG before the round starts. They make the game more engaging — that's it. 97% RTP stays the same no matter what you do with boosters.
You don't "run out" in the traditional sense. Boosters show up as collectibles during each flight — they don't carry over between rounds and there's no inventory. The RNG decides what shows up each round. Sometimes you get three boosters, sometimes none.
Yep. Works perfectly in mobile browsers — Safari on iOS, Chrome on Android. The repositionable spin button is clutch on phone screens — drag it wherever feels comfortable for one-handed play. No app install needed.
It's the real-time overlay floating above your plane during the flight. Shows your current total multiplier — updates live as you grab tokens. Think of it as your running score for the round.
Pick a speed from 1 (slowest, full cinematic visuals) to 4 (fastest, stripped-down animation) before each round. It only affects how fast things look — outcomes, 97% RTP, and multiplier math stay exactly the same. Your preference saves between sessions too.
Two types. Additive tokens (+1, +2, +5, +10) add a flat number to your total. Multiplicative tokens (x2, x3, x4, x5) multiply whatever you've built up so far. The pickup order makes a massive difference — additive first, then multiplicative = way bigger numbers than the reverse.
It guarantees a payout on water landings, sure. But it costs 50x your base bet per round. So if you only hit a 20x multiplier with Safe Landing on, you got paid but you're still down 30x net. It's insurance, not a profit machine.
