Ask anyone who’s played Aviator for a while about their worst round. It’s almost always the same story: the plane was at 3x, they were waiting for 5x, and then it was gone. Auto cash-out exists for exactly that moment.
What it does
You choose a multiplier — say 1.50x — before the round. If the plane reaches it, the game cashes out for you instantly. If it crashes before, the bet is lost as usual.
Turning it on
- Open Aviator on IN999.
- In the bet panel, switch to the Auto tab.
- Toggle Auto cash-out on.
- Type your target multiplier.
- Place the bet as normal.
Picking a target
| 1.30x – 1.50x | Hits often, small wins |
|---|---|
| 2.00x | Doubles the bet when it lands |
| 5.00x+ | Rare, bigger wins — long dry spells |
There’s no ‘best’ number. Lower targets feel steadier; higher targets swing more. None of them changes the long-run maths.
Using both panels
A common setup: panel one on auto at 1.50x, panel two smaller and managed by hand. You lock in something most rounds while still watching for a longer flight.
Aviator basics: IN999 Aviator guide. All games: IN999 game.
Frequently asked questions
What auto cash-out value should I use?
Many beginners start between 1.30x and 2.00x. Lower targets hit more often but pay less.
Does auto cash-out improve the odds?
No, it just removes hesitation so you stick to your plan.
Can I change it mid-round?
Set it before the round starts; changes apply to the next bet.