Auto bet and auto cash out setup: step by step

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  1. Step-by-step in Aviator
  2. The settings that matter
  3. The tested plan
  4. Settings to avoid
  5. Try it

To set up auto bet and auto cash out, enter your stake, switch on auto cash out at your target, then start auto play for a set number of rounds with a stop-loss and a stop-win. Auto cash out decides when each bet ends; auto bet (Aviator calls it auto play) places the bet for you round after round. Together they turn your strategy into a hands-free session that never hesitates, never chases and stops exactly where you told it to. Here’s the step-by-step, plus a tested plan. Part of our crash game strategy guide.

Step-by-step in Aviator

  1. Bet size: enter 1–2% of your budget, for example $10 from $500.
  2. Auto cash out: tap Auto, switch on Auto Cash Out and type 1.50.
  3. Auto play: open Auto Play and pick the number of rounds (say 100).
  4. Stop-loss: stop if your balance decreases by $100 (20%).
  5. Stop-win: stop if your balance increases by $125 (25%).
  6. Start and let it run.

Other crash games use similar names: “auto bet”, “number of bets”, “stop on profit”, “stop on loss”. Our auto-bet and auto-cashout settings guide covers the menus game by game.

The settings that matter

Setting Our pick Why
Bet size 1–2% of budget Survives cold streaks
Auto cash out 1.5x–2x Wins 48–65% of rounds
Rounds 50–100 Keeps swings manageable
On loss Reset / no change Avoids Martingale escalation
Stop-loss −20% Caps a bad session
Stop-win +25% Banks a good one

The tested plan

$10 at 1.5x, 100 rounds, $500 budget, simulated 10,000 times (without stops): median $475, best 10% at $565 or more, worst 10% at $370, no busts. Adding the stops simply ends sessions earlier at your chosen points. Compare other targets in the fixed auto cash out strategy, and see how stops work in stop loss and take profit in crash games.

Settings to avoid

“Increase on loss by 100%” is Martingale on autopilot. Our Martingale strategy test busted about half of 100-round sessions. If you want auto bet to use both panels, set up the dual bet strategy with auto cash out on each.

Try it

Practice the setup in our free-play crash game, check the Aviator review for every feature, and test your numbers in the simulator below. For social-casino play, see sweepstakes crash games.

Pro tip: set the stop-win first. It’s the setting players skip, and the one that banks the good nights.

Strategy simulator

Example: 1000 sessions of 100 rounds, bankroll $500, base bet $10, target 1.5x, 3% edge

StrategyMedian final bankrollUnlucky (10th percentile)Lucky (90th percentile)Chance of going bust
Fixed bet$475$385$5650.0%

Run it a few times with different settings to find the approach that fits your bankroll and playing style.

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Frequently asked questions

How do I set up auto bet in Aviator?

Tap Auto on the bet panel, choose Auto Play, pick the number of rounds and your stop conditions, then switch on Auto Cash Out with your target.

What’s the difference between auto bet and auto cash out?

Auto cash out ends each bet at your chosen multiplier. Auto bet (auto play) places the bet for you round after round.

What are the best auto play settings?

1–2% of your budget per bet, auto cash out at 1.5x–2x, 50–100 rounds, stop if your balance drops by 20% and stop if it rises by 25%.

Should I increase my bet after a loss in auto bet?

No. On-loss increases turn auto bet into Martingale, which busted about half of 100-round sessions in our test.

Can I stop auto play mid-session?

Yes. You can switch it off at any time, and the stop conditions end it automatically.

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