Aviator Mission: 25 Free Spins for 50 Flights. Pre-Flight Briefing
Every Thursday Coins.Game starts the Aviator mission: 50 winning bets at x1.5 or more for 25 no-wagering free spins. What a flight costs and how to land it.
In Aviator the plane takes off, the multiplier climbs, and you decide when to jump out with your money. If it flies off before you press the button, the bet is gone. Coins.Game ties a weekly mission to this game: 50 successful "jumps" and 25 no-wagering free spins as the reward.
Here is your pre-flight briefing: the terms, what a flight costs and a pilot's checklist.
Flight plan
- place 50 winning bets in Aviator;
- each winning bet must cash out at a multiplier of 1.5 or more;
- minimum bet is $0.20;
- reward: 25 free spins worth $0.20 each, with winnings withdrawable straight away and no wagering;
- the mission resets every Thursday and runs for a week, progress is tracked automatically in the Missions section;
- the free spins arrive within 24 hours after the week ends.
What a flight costs
Provider Spribe states an RTP of 97% for Aviator, so the house edge is about 3%. Everything else follows from that.
Chance of reaching 1.5
With a 97% RTP the plane reaches the 1.5 multiplier in roughly 65% of rounds (0.97 divided by 1.5). So 50 winning bets take about 77 bets on average.
The cost in dollars
77 bets at $0.20 is about $15.50 of turnover. At a 3% house edge, the average "cost" of that turnover is around $0.46. In other words, the mission costs you less than half a dollar on average.
What you get
25 free spins at $0.20 is $5 in face value. What they actually return depends on the slot and on luck, but at a typical slot RTP of around 96% the expected return is about $4.80, all with no wagering.
| Metric | Value |
|---|---|
| Average bets to finish | about 77 |
| Turnover at $0.20 | about $15.50 |
| Average cost of turnover | about $0.46 |
| Reward face value | $5 (25 FS × $0.20) |
All figures are averages. A real week can go better or worse, but mathematically the mission clearly favours the player.
Pilot's checklist
- Bet $0.20. The mission counts winning bets, not their size. A bigger bet will not bring the reward closer, it only adds swings.
- Auto cash-out at 1.5. Aviator lets you set a multiplier where the bet cashes out by itself. Set 1.5 and stop guessing with the button. There is no need to cash out higher: it adds nothing to the mission and lowers your chance of making it.
- Do not chase. Sometimes the plane crashes right after take-off, and a streak of several misses is normal. Raising your bet after a loss is pointless: the next round's multiplier does not depend on the previous ones.
- Watch your progress. The Missions section shows how many winning bets have counted so far.
- Remember Thursday. The mission week starts on Thursday. If you do not finish in time, progress resets and you start again.
What the mission will not do
Auto cash-out at 1.5 does not change the house edge: it is the same at any multiplier. Strategies that promise to beat Aviator do not work, and the only edge here is the mission reward. One more note: crash games, Aviator included, do not count toward the Coins.Game weekly cashback.
If you want more missions
The mission has a sister for card fans: how to earn $5 for 200 hands is worked out in $5 for 200 Hands: Is the Blackjack Mission Worth It?. And every way to get no-wagering free spins is collected in No-Wagering Free Spins on Coins.Game.
The mission terms are on the promotion page, and the game itself is here: play Aviator on Coins.Game.
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