A settled Aviator return is the stake multiplied by the Cash Out multiplier. The return includes the original stake and exists only if settlement occurs before the crash.
The return formula
Return = stake × settled multiplier. Net change for that bet equals the return minus the stake.
A K10 stake settled at 1.50x returns K15, so the net increase is K5. If the stake loses, the return is K0 and the net change is minus K10.
K1, K5 and K10 examples
At 2.00x, K1 returns K2, K5 returns K10 and K10 returns K20. At 5.00x, the same stakes return K5, K25 and K50 if Cash Out settles.
These are arithmetic examples, not forecasts. A target can fail before it is reached.
Counting two-panel exposure
K5 on each panel is a K10 total stake. If panel one returns K7.50 at 1.50x and panel two loses, the round returns K7.50 against K10 staked.
Count combined turnover when setting a session limit.
Currency and conversion checks
Prefer an account that displays ZMW in the balance, cashier and game. An offshore route may convert deposits or quote a different base currency.
Check card conversion fees and crypto network amounts separately; they are not Aviator multipliers.
Frequently asked questions
How much does K5 return at 2x?
A settled K5 bet at 2.00x returns K10, including the stake.
Is return the same as profit?
No. Profit for that bet is the return minus the original stake.
What happens if I miss Cash Out?
The active stake returns K0.
Should the operator show ZMW?
A Zambia-focused account should clearly show ZMW in the balance and cashier.
Do two panels use one stake?
No. Add the two stake amounts to calculate total exposure.