How to add and use the second panel
The official rules describe a plus icon at the top-right of the first bet panel. Adding it creates a second set of stake, Bet, Cash Out and Auto controls. You can use one panel alone or activate both before the same take-off.
Each position is settled separately. Cashing out Bet 1 at 1.40x does not automatically close Bet 2. If the flight then ends before Bet 2 is closed, the first has a return and the second loses.
A complete dual-bet example
Suppose Bet 1 is 20 units with Auto Cash Out at 1.50x, while Bet 2 is 10 units played manually. Your total round exposure is 30 units.
If the plane reaches 1.50x, Bet 1 returns 30. If you then manually cash Bet 2 at 3.00x, it also returns 30: total gross return 60 and profit 30. But if the plane leaves at 1.20x, both positions lose and the result is minus 30. There is no guaranteed ‘safe side’.
Related explanationAviator Rules and Interface →Why dual bet is often misunderstood
Affiliate guides sometimes describe one panel as safe and the other as risky. That language is convenient but mathematically inaccurate. A low target still carries the full stake risk until reached, and the second bet increases total turnover.
The feature is best understood as interface flexibility: it lets a player make two independent cash-out decisions in one flight. It does not create insurance, arbitrage or a way to cover every endpoint.
Calculate exposure before each round
Display the combined number in your own session notes: 5 + 5 means 10 per round; repeated for 25 rounds, that is up to 250 in turnover. This simple calculation prevents the smaller amount shown in each panel from hiding the real wager volume.
If using both panels makes the session difficult to track, return to one. More controls do not mean better expected results.
Frequently asked questions
Can both Aviator bets win?
Yes, if each is cashed out before the same flight ends.
Can both bets lose?
Yes. If neither closes before the endpoint, both stakes are lost.
Does the second bet change the coefficient?
No. Both positions participate in the same public round.
Is dual betting a hedge?
No. It creates two separate positions but cannot guarantee that either reaches its cash-out point.
Where the game facts come from
Core mechanics are checked against SPRIBE materials and published game rules. Operator-specific limits, bonuses and availability can differ.
Aviator game rules (SPRIBE rules document)↗