Beginner flight guide
How to Play Aviamasters 2 - Step by Step Guide
Learn the vacation crash loop before you risk money: set a stake, watch multipliers and rockets, use boosters, then hit LAND! in time. Safe Landing is an optional buy - not a profit guarantee.
Quick start: your first five decisions
Aviamasters 2 is a crash-style multiplier game by BGaming. Wins are not formed by paylines. Each round is a short flight; your result depends on when you LAND! and what happens before touchdown.
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Choose a stake you can afford to lose
Pick a stake inside the operator limits (BGaming lists a wide stake range; live min/max depend on the casino). Treat every flight as entertainment spend. Do not size stakes from a bonus headline or from someone else’s screenshot.
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Start the flight and read the vacation map
The plane leaves over islands and water. Multipliers can appear along the route. Rockets and other hazards can threaten the flight. This is the collection phase - you are watching value build while risk also builds.
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React to boosters when they appear
Magnet helps attract multiplier boosts. Laser Gun can clear rockets that block the route. Nitro adds speed and protection as the multiplier climbs. Life Buoy can help after a water landing moment. Boosters change the current round’s feel; they do not reveal the next crash point in advance.
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Hit LAND! before the flight goes wrong
LAND! (shown as LAND! / Pousa! depending on language) is your cashout decision. Land successfully and you take the shown multiplier times your stake. Miss the landing window and that round can return nothing. There is no separate “classic Aviator cash-out slider” myth to chase - the decision is the landing action in this sequel.
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Optional: consider Safe Landing only with open eyes
Safe Landing is a paid feature at roughly 50× your stake, designed to guarantee touchdown for that bought round. It can be useful for testing or reducing one-flight crash risk, but it is expensive versus a normal stake and does not erase the long-run house edge (~3% at 97% RTP).
Boosters and Safe Landing (not a reel paytable)
Aviamasters 2 does not pay for matching symbols on reels. The important “values” are booster effects and the Safe Landing buy. Official max win is x1,000 - not inflated x10,000 claims you may see on thin clone sites.
| Feature | What it does | buy |
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 | Attracts multiplier boosts during the flight | — |
 | Clears rockets to keep the route open | — |
 | Adds speed and protection as the multiplier climbs | — |
 | Can rescue a water landing / second-chance protection | — |
| | — | About 50× buy for a Safe Landing round |
Controls you will actually use
The UI is compact. Learn these labels once in demo so real-money flights feel less chaotic.
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Stake controls
Increase or decrease stake before the flight. Keep it fixed while you learn timing.
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Flight view
Watch multipliers, rockets and the plane path. This is your live information - not a Telegram “signal”.
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Booster icons
Magnet, Laser Gun, Nitro and Life Buoy appear in-round. Read them before changing your plan mid-flight.
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LAND! / Safe Landing
LAND! is the cashout action. Safe Landing is the optional ~50× buy for a guaranteed touchdown round.
Round phases, risk zones and win conditions
A round pays only if you successfully LAND! (or resolve a bought Safe Landing round as designed). Failed landings can return zero for that stake.
Think in phases. (1) Pre-flight: stake and optional Safe Landing decision. (2) Climb / collect: multipliers and boosters appear; rockets create risk zones where waiting can look profitable and still end at zero. (3) Decision: LAND! at a multiplier you planned before greed took over. (4) Resolution: successful landing returns stake × multiplier; a miss ends the round. The official RTP is 97.00% and the official max win is x1,000. Medium-low volatility means many sessions revolve around modest multipliers, not constant max-win hunts. Do not confuse Aviamasters 2 with Spribe Aviator: different provider, different UI language, different ceiling.
Common beginner mistakes
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Chasing x10+ every flight because a highlight reel showed one lucky landing.
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Confusing Safe Landing’s guaranteed touchdown with guaranteed profit after a ~50× buy.
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Believing paid “prediction” groups know the next crash - they do not.
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Changing stake and target every round so you never learn your own timing.
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Skipping demo, then blaming “the slot” when the real issue was impatience.
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Assuming there is a classic Aviator-style auto cash-out button with a secret x10,000 mode - Aviamasters 2’s published ceiling is x1,000.