Topic: Hard to win against house edge in Aviator/Crash games - page 2. (Read 775 times)

Is there any game that's actually easy to predict? Probably not, and crash games are no exception to this rule. We need to understand that no matter what we do, if it's not our turn, we're not going to win. I lost three or four rounds of Crash in a row, all crashing right off the bat. I thought it was safe to assume that the next run wasn't going to be a flop, right? It made sense; even if you weight in probabilities, it wouldn't sound unreasonable; however, as I mentioned in my previous post, it also crashed immediately.

My point is that we shouldn't stress too much about whether or not we can figure out a way to beat the system; we won't. Focus on actually having fun instead of overthinking things that are straight-forward.

Yes because I think it is like that my friend, in any sense it is very possible to happen because gambling is an activity that usually tends to depend on luck, or it can also be said that when really good luck comes then you will get surprising results that you never expected before, and that is the role of luck in gambling even if for example you bet on low odds or bet with a small bet amount.
I remember that a few months ago I had a surprising experience when I played a type of casino game like slots where I only had $ 1 from a weekly bonus in my casino account which meant I had 5x chances to press the button with the smallest bet of $ 0.20, and it turned out I managed to get a free bonus spin and what was even more surprising was that I managed to win maxwin which amounted to approximately $ 65, and this was really surprising.

The last one, yes, as I said before and you have repeated it correctly my friend, the most important thing is that we must always be able to make wise decisions, namely by cashing out at the right time, this is the best approach in gambling which indirectly means that you appreciate the luck that comes to help you.

Crash games like aviator for instance is difficult to predict, even if we were able to guest the next round am it happened as we once thought about, that's probably because we are lucky. Actually if the we are able to win or retrieve what we have lost previously on the next round there is a possibility that we can still lose that we won. One shouldn't be too certain about the next result because it might not end as expected.
I agreed with what you have said. Our success is totally depends on luck, so that's the number one thing we should know as a gambler, so that even if we didn't win we will not feel bad at all.

I agree. You should just stay in line and not lose yourself either from the money spent or the success to come. And don't put your expectations too high. It's like these games have ears for sorts for that thing, emotions and expectations, and they break them immediately if they have an opportunity

It is clear that your brother was a showstopper with the Crash/Aviator game, and that is amazing on your part to have noticed it. The truth about such games is that they are for home entertainment, meaning over time, the difficulty level set is usually according to the player's discretion. While luck can create short-term successes, the home side ensures that in the longer run, the gambler or gambler tends to rank higher in the analysis.

With these kinds of games, such as Crash or Aviator, strategy can't change the very basics since most are based on luck. The wins in the short term give a false kind of security that the "secret" has been found, or their luck will continue to grow. Results can be much riskier behavior, such as heavy gambling in attempts to lose and often ending up with big losses.

Worth noting importantly, it should be in the ways of structuring the house to profit from such games, and not by those playing them. Sometimes, the euphoria of winning may be so deceiving one must, therefore, approach such games with caution and a lot of restraint. It is well advised to deduct the initial deposit and any winnings, as you said, and avoid trying to chase losses.


I totally agree with you, that after all, in gambling, decisions depend on the player's self, and it is really true that even in poor odds, surprising results may come out. One could win big in small, low-odds, or small bets, which is enjoyable and tempting. But the bottom line is responsible gambling. That is, bet only what you can lose and remember your bank account.

As you said, if you can win, it would be wise to cash in and retire. Being excited in victory and staying away from the game will help you realize what you lost or overindulge in the excessive excitement. A kind of self-discipline and mindfulness is key to the optimal satisfaction.

All decisions are in the hands of the gamblers regardless of whether they want to stop or continue when they see that the chances of winning are low. There are so many surprising things  that can happen and be experienced by gamblers when they run a session, even though the chances of winning are low or for example the amount of bets you allocate is small but it does not mean you can't get a big win, because when really good luck comes then the surprising thing is very possible for you to get as told by OP in a short time.
I think the point is regardless of the size of the chances of winning the most important thing is to pay  attention to the amount of money you bet, in the sense of not betting an amount that you can't afford to lose, and also as you said in your last paragraph that when we manage to win any amount the point is we must be able to cash out that amount and stop for a while while enjoying the winnings, that's a wise approach to gambling.

I had to quit that game because the chances of winning are very low, it's quite funny and surprising that you can make more than 100 thousand naira in less than 3 minutes with less than ten percent of that amount, easy to and also easy to lose. It doesn't matter who wins in this game the house is always in profit, if you manage to win somehow the best thing to do is to run away for a couple of months, if you keep trying to push your luck you might lose your winnings and even your the last card in your bank account

With one of these games that is still included in gambling, of course it is difficult to beat the dealer, even, not only for this game but in all types of games, I think it is equally difficult to beat the dealer. So indeed all gambling games have similarities that cannot be changed, namely that players only have a small chance of winning, so it is not surprising that it is difficult to beat the dealer who has power over everything except luck that favors the player. In addition, with other games that usually require skills, it is the same in the end, luck will make players win. So the victory in gambling depends on the luck that exists.

Casinos are built on computed risk and statistical advantage. Every game, however, provides a chance for strategy even one set against you. It's about under pressure decision-making, not only about chance. A losing run: how do you manage it? Could you spot trends? Do you modify or intensify your effort on a failing plan?

Though it's a dynamic environment rather than a stationary one, your "house" analogy is perceptive. Every visit to the casino, every hand played exposes fresh aspects of the game, your opponent, and most importantly, yourself. Winning is about recognizing the odds rather than only about surpassing them. It's about self-awareness, discipline, and the capacity to negotiate a system meant to profit on human psyche. The true victory is in your control over your own impulses and reactions, not in the chips you pay out

This is the greatness of casinos in building a system, although basically a gambler for example has managed to achieve a number of wins but that does not mean that the casino has given the amount of winnings permanently to the gambler, because the casino already knows that there is something that must first be passed by the gamblers when they succeed in achieving a number of wins such as greed and the casino also knows that gamblers tend to always have difficulty ignoring this greed when they are in a happy situation, and it is proven in most cases instead of cashing out but the gamblers actually apply greed in the hope of getting a larger amount.

Even though it is clearly nothing more than a hallucination, or what is meant by a much bigger win is nothing more than a shadow without certainty and in the end yes they lose all the winnings they have previously obtained. In this case I think something we must do is maintain awareness and understanding that something that works now does not mean it will also work in the future, especially if we talk about gambling which is nothing more than a game of probability.

As far as I know, accident games in general and in essence are often said by accident game lovers, the mechanics of Aviator 1x to xxx are often felt and said to be game dynamics that have high risks and are also one of the games with high prizes, your winnings are very much determined on airplanes by strengthening high percentage numbers.

From my experience in the Crash/Aviator game, maybe I have been on average when I entered the gambling site, placed a bet for the game for a few minutes, but I have never won the highest number, talking about the bookie, I don't want to say unpleasant things.
But there is an interesting experience that I have read about the game Crash/Aviator, if you want to read you can see it here: Is Aviator a real money game?, Maybe it could be an insight for you into the dealer's behavior towards the Crash/Aviator game.

Correct, not only casino game but even sports book is very hard to beat unless you have a very good analysis skills which is not available to everyone. The only way to beat the house is to have an extremely luck to win early huge win before the house edge kicks in on your game.


Not entirely true to everyone because a gambler that doesn’t have good knowledge on sports is just like betting with casino games that relies only on luck to pick the right team based on the higher percentage of winning given by the odds. Sports betting house edge sometimes high on lower league matches since they lower odds and bet limit to avoid beating the house.

Whenever it comes to casinos games, I have never been of the opinion that we try beating the house because the default of such games is always against the gamblers and only when you are lucky you get to beat the house on few occasions and it has actually nothing to do with your skills, the game are dynamic such that they are been changed almost every minute so the chances for the gamblers continually remain slim, personal I think it will be  better having fun around the house casino games.

If you want to gamble for money its best to strategically approach the regular games which are sports game wherein the house has got almost no influence on them, if you are really strategic about it and have go got some perfect statical analytical skills, you may build for yourself and advantage when it comes to sports games that are not completely influenced by the house but for the casino games be rest assured your chances always remains small.

That's why I don't introduce my friends or relatives to gambling or even crypto, because chances are that your initial suggestion will convince them to start playing/trading but they won't hear you when you warn them about the red lines they cross.


Yes, you can definitely beat the house if you are lucky enough. In fact, out of thousands of players, certain percentage will consistently win, that's how luck works. Of course, the more they play, the higher the chances to lose, but there will be always an exception who keeps making profit.

But that's all, pure luck. No delusional strategies here, no magical skills. Like in many other games: you get fun = you play / you start losing and stop having fun = you quit. Don't overcomplicate things so simple.

I wanted to share a strategy that's helped me achieve the best house edge in Crash games.
It's not foolproof after all, Crash is a luck-based game but when it works, it can net you some big profits.

Key Requirement: First, you need to play on a Crash game that allows multiple bets in a single round. Examples of platforms that offer this feature include Rollbit, Gamdom, and CSGO500.

The Strategy: Multiple Small Bets: Start by placing several small bets, ranging from $0.60 to $1.50. One Big Bet: If you feel confident, place a larger bet, between $5 and $10.

Cash Out Early: For the big bet, aim to cash out early, ideally when the multiplier is between 2x and 5x.

Hold for Higher Multipliers: For the smaller bets, hold on and aim for a higher multiplier—15x or more. Why This Works: When the game is "hot," this strategy can result in significant profits, even within just 10 spins of crash.

If you hit a multiplier over 10x, you're already doing well. And if you're feeling particularly brave and hold out for a 50x multiplier or higher, it can turn into a serious payday.
Of course, nothing is guaranteed if the game keeps ripping, there's not much you can do. But this approach has worked well for me, especially during those hot streaks. Give it a try, and you might find it works for you too.

I remember on one hot streak crash paid 5 times in a row over 10x multi, from 40$ start went to 1500$ profit just because I increased the bets a bit.

If your last chance of beating the game is martingale then you already lost sooner or later you're going to get 10-12 losses in a row and all your funds will be gone, and getting back all of them would require at least 1000 gains for 10 losses and that's just breaking even! Of course, one could try with 3x but it will be the same math, at first it will look like you need less funds till you keep losing even more times in a row.

No way applying flawed math to a predetermined game backed by math will get you any $.


It does go below 1.04, somebody tested the crash game with 1.01x, and still lost over 50,000 rolls.

Interesting case, didn't hear about it.
Greed can kill all the fun and your funds to spare pretty quickly, unfortunately. That's why we should stay aware of the temptations ahead of us and be prepared for them. Always. At least we should try

Yeah, martingale is worst strategy in this kind of games, so it's not advisable to used it. And I do agree, when aviators or crash games were introduced in 2018-2019 (if I recall it correctly), I also got addicted to it.

But I quickly fell out of this game and I will say I got bored very early, because one, it's hard to hit, second, at some point you have this mental fatigue and doesn't want to play this game anymore.

Exactly, when we find various things that lead to the goal of beating the dealer such as various ways or strategies or methods that we often hear, then actually don't get too carried away by things like that, it's better for us to return to the initial understanding of how the concept of gambling is, because in the end the dealer will always be the winner.

We are nothing more than guests who come and don't know where to go to the bathroom, bedroom or other rooms and what is in the house we are visiting because only the host knows everything, and it's the same as gambling, casinos that create, organize and provide games to be executed by players, meaning they are the ones who know the right way to get out by winning, and I think that's natural because after all this is a business that aims to benefit them, so it is impossible for casinos to leak or tell gamblers about the right way to beat the dealer.

Every game gets hard to win when you get hooked and play for hours. The way crash and dice are designed is that you should win in the least possible moves, even if that requires you to martingale. If you get to win in 4 or 5 rounds by doubling the money, you're all good. If you get so unlucky that you lose 5 rounds in a row, you're in deep shit. Unless you can handle that, don't play these games. Be aware of all the possible outcomes. At some point, when playing low stake games, you'll realize that you're in a lost position. You can't win, betting $10 or something like that after 100 games going back and forth. Even if you double your money at that point you're already down a few bucks.