Aviashow

Before the plane takes off, Galaxsys locks in the round's crash point using cryptographic hashing. The outcome is fixed the instant the round begins and cannot be changed while the multiplier is climbing.

Because the departure and crash points are committed in advance, you can check the fairness of any round yourself after it ends. That is the whole point of a provably fair system — the result is transparent and cannot be steered once your bet is in.

Hit the 50% button mid-flight and the game withdraws half of your bet at the current multiplier. The other half stays in the air and keeps climbing toward a higher exit.

A simple way to see the appeal: cash out 50% at 2.00x and that half returns your whole original stake, so from there the remaining half is effectively playing on house money. It is a hedge built into the game, not a separate bonus round.

Aviashow lets you place up to two separate bets in the same round, each with its own stake and cash-out target. A common split is a low, safe target on the first bet to cover the round and a higher target on the second to chase a bigger multiplier.

Both bets ride the same flight, so you are not doubling your exposure to different outcomes — you are splitting one round into two exit plans. Pair it with the 50% cash out and a single flight can hold several layers of risk at once.

Set a target multiplier in advance and the game cashes you out the instant the plane reaches it. Your reaction time, your ping and a slow tap stop mattering — the exit lands where you set it, not where you managed to click.

Combined with autoplay, you can repeat the same bet and the same target across a run of rounds and walk your strategy without babysitting every flight. It does not change the odds; it just makes sure your planned exit actually happens.