CRASH/ AVIATOR: Biggest mistakes.

[Hispo]

Good evening.
I wanted to open a discussion explicitly centered around Crash/aviator, so we can talk about our biggest mistakes we all committed while playing perhaps the most adrenaline inducing game available on casinos. So come in and share your mistakes and experiences on Crash.

I will begin sharing both mistakes I made when I was a newbie and I discovered Crash:

-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.

-Use auto-bet: I would set my round to automatically cash out at 2x, hoping to get a good luck streak and multiply my money several times in a row, before cashing out definitely.

What about you?
Is there something you do while playing crash which made you lose more money than you planned or something which made you to feel regret on your gambling choices?

[yahoo62278]

Good evening.
I wanted to open a discussion explicitly centered around Crash/aviator, so we can talk about our biggest mistakes we all committed while playing perhaps the most adrenaline inducing game available on casinos. So come in and share your mistakes and experiences on Crash.

I will begin sharing both mistakes I made when I was a newbie and I discovered Crash:

-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.

-Use auto-bet: I would set my round to automatically cash out at 2x, hoping to get a good luck streak and multiply my money several times in a row, before cashing out definitely.

What about you?
Is there something you do while playing crash which made you lose more money than you planned or something which made you to feel regret on your gambling choices?

I stay away from crash cause it sucks. It's dice/limbo but 10x slower. Unless you just love the animation, play limbo and play faster IMO. Never really been a fan of crash for the reason I just mentioned, but when i did play, I found myself doing like you described and waiting for a x1.00 to come and go all in next game. Best way to lose your ass.

[danherbias07]

Lots of mistakes. Some of them are like your mistakes. I am kind of superstitious when it comes to playing the Crash game. The thought of having a good multiplier after 5 rounds of 1.0x. It's wrong. It's just a bad prediction because a lot of times it could go to 10 rounds of x1.01 - x1.30.
I always for x2.00 and above, but I do know there are high rollers who would cashout when they see x1.50 below, and this is where it sometimes goes wrong for me. When the high rollers cash out, I have this feeling that it will end quickly, but there are moments when it would go x200 - x500 when 1 is left or 2 with a low amount of money at stake.

Truly, Crash is an unpredictable game. We can make mistakes if we believe there's a routine. There's none. It's up to us when to cashout and that is why I also don't use the autobet feature.

[rdluffy]

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-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.
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When I played Aviator, I didn't have a specific strategy, but what you said is something I've done a lot, not only in this game but in others as well:

--> When a big multiplier came up, I wouldn't bet for a while or in the following rounds 
--> When a very low multiplier came up, I would start betting again

It seems to be psychological, even though we know that this isn't a factor in the programming

[panjul07]

-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.

-Use auto-bet: I would set my round to automatically cash out at 2x, hoping to get a good luck streak and multiply my money several times in a row, before cashing out definitely.

No offense but seems that you consider them as mistakes because you lose your money when you play with those strategies.
My question, if these 2 strategy gave you profit, will you still consider it as mistake? I think you wont call them as mistakes.
I'd prefer to say that the mistakes is not when you use a strategy when you are gambling, the mistake is when you hope too much or maybe believe that the strategy will work.

[Porfirii]

Good evening.
I wanted to open a discussion explicitly centered around Crash/aviator, so we can talk about our biggest mistakes we all committed while playing perhaps the most adrenaline inducing game available on casinos. So come in and share your mistakes and experiences on Crash.

I will begin sharing both mistakes I made when I was a newbie and I discovered Crash:

-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.

-Use auto-bet: I would set my round to automatically cash out at 2x, hoping to get a good luck streak and multiply my money several times in a row, before cashing out definitely.

What about you?
Is there something you do while playing crash which made you lose more money than you planned or something which made you to feel regret on your gambling choices?

I feel totally identified with what you are talking about in your OP, Hispo. I'm not a big fan of aviator but yesterday I played it for the last time, and since then I've been thinking about all these things.

About the first point you mention, each round has nothing to do with what happened in the previous one, but most of us fall in this trap/make the same mistake. We tend to look at the latest results and try to figure out a pattern, in my case it usually is that after 2-3 early crashes, the next game usually goes further than 2x. But that's not true!! I am reading a book about the mathematician von Neuman right now, and there it is said that, although he had an otherworldly intelligence, he was terrible playing casinos games in his youth. If games like crash existed in his days, I think that he would have lost a lot of time and money trying to figure out patterns from data that would be nothing more than noise.

About your second point, if we use auto-bet and set a low limit we miss the opportunity to multiply our money dozens or times (even hundreds) that could offset losses due to early crashes...

As you said, this is one of the most adrenaline inducing games, and it is too hardcore for me, to be honest.

[bitbollo]

Many years ago I did custom research about these games...
There isn't any strategy that could really work but these suggestions are really useful... In general I would say "avoid any pattern" there is no free money. These kinds of games requires also a good money management and with the second point you get a valid point. No martingale ... it's also another suggestion

[Wapfika]

I use my instinct to timing my cashout. This shit method gives me a mind struggle while gambling because I preferred doing manual cash out which often leads to indecision when the price is moving high.

Part of me think it will go higher so I failed to cash-out on time. I think setting a fixed cash-out using bet is the best way to play this game so that emotion will stop making you becomes unreasonable when taking profit.

[Wakate]

Aviator is one of the easy addictive games I have known and in so many attempts, I have lost a fortune from gambling and trying to make momey from this kind of game. Sometimes you might be in a haste to make money but to be surprised that all your efforts has finally gone without you making that kind of profits you have been anticipating for.

[salad daging]

-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.

It's like a martingale strategy, right? I once did this strategy in a crash game, where I waited to crash with a low multiplier of 1.1x 1.2x, then bet allin in the next round in the hope that the crash could get a multiplier of 2x more in the end the scenario was not like that before the cashout button was clicked the rocket/airplane had already crashed first.

What about you?
Is there something you do while playing crash which made you lose more money than you planned or something which made you to feel regret on your gambling choices?

There is no strategy that really works in this Crash game, losing many who have experienced it and one thing is certain this game is more tense.

Sometimes like to wonder why this is so.
When I bet on Crash, the highest multiplier is 3x to 5x.
But when not betting and just watching the multiplier can reach 15x more, is there something similar to this situation?

[Dr.Bitcoin_Strange]

The early mistake I made which I still sometimes make the same mistake is the first one you mentioned, I would wait and observe several rounds until it crash at the point I was waiting for then I will go all in at once thinking the next round will go higher before it crashes but I was wrong many times. I also tried with small amount on every first round and then a higher amount on the second round, I could do it in a reverse way but non of these strategies were working.

[ralle14]

In my case, it's chasing low multipliers (x1.40~) and playing it safer by always cashing out early. I thought it was easy to get away with such a strategy because the high rollers do the same, but I found it the hard way after losing my bankroll.

Another mistake was waiting for the high rollers to jump in the next round. I don't know why I started doing it back then, or maybe it was just my way of trying to find patterns, assuming rounds would crash less quickly when the pot is bigger.

The auto bet also caught me off guard when I was still new to the game, but it's convenient to use and sometimes can be the difference maker in securing a win, since manual cashouts have a slight delay after you press the button.

[KiaKia]

It feels like crash is the mother of all shitty game, because I have never for once heard good news about crash game before, not even a close call, it's always bad news after another.

I completely avoid crash or any aviator style games, they are not just my thing, and since I have started to gamble the two times I lost something big was because of my own greed.

I later have to adjust or quit gambling forever, it takes not so long to figure out that I am doing something right since I decide to lower my spending on casino games and focus on small amount of money rather.

[bakasabo]

«Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round» - that is the mistake I cant fix. I cant refuse to place a large bet after 1.01 or 1.00 or if some of them comes one after another. I even got three 1.00 in a row. I think everyone make such mistake and think that if previous round there was an early crash, then next round it must go up. Crash is very addictive game. I dont know how many times I tried to catch 2+ after early crashes.

[Showlove01]

I have been playing sports betting for very long time and didn't know about Aviator not until a friend of mine introduced the game to me though it is not like he actually introduced like walk up to me and started lecturing me no, there was a day I saw him inside room playing this game and I didn't know what he was actually doing and then I was curious and start asking how it works and he explained to me everything I needed to know so immediately I funded my account to fly too, the first time was very cool but trust me, subsequent time was not and I had to stop because it was draining me.

[Cryptomultiplier]

I can only play crash games or avaitor if in a group of friends that are outting for excitement and some fun, otherwise I prefer to stick to sportsbetting.
 I have come to understand these crash games exploit human psychology and lead to bigger losses when a gambler forgets himself and thinks he can recover, forgetting that the idea is to cash out quickly.

Some mistakes that most gamblers make when playing such games as I have come to know, is when they try to recover their losses, thus they increase their bet size or they constantly check the leaderboard to see what other gamblers are doing or they forget to use the auto cashout feature.
Learning that the auto cashout feature can be set to ones preference is a great hack to constantly prevent outright losses while trying to make something meaningful out of gambling on crash or avaitor games.

[Findingnemo]

I only play crash games to refresh my mind in the long session of playing slots so I don't use any strategy but the mistake I do is just clicking out the cashout button too soon, sometimes even if I managed to cashout successfully at 2x still my mind always says that 2x is enough and don't be greedy so I guess being not greedy is also a mistake because if I waited a little longer then I could make a considerable win.

[Umulala-alala]

Aviator games are to be avoided this is where most gamblers looses huge amount of their money within 1 minutes a huge money has gone those who play aviator games are those who has lot of money i know of a friend who has lost all his business money playing aviator games, you can be waiting to cash out and it got crash this should have been a game of mind but the opposite of it always happens i prefer playing other casino games than aviators game.

[Hispo]

-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.

-Use auto-bet: I would set my round to automatically cash out at 2x, hoping to get a good luck streak and multiply my money several times in a row, before cashing out definitely.

No offense but seems that you consider them as mistakes because you lose your money when you play with those strategies.
My question, if these 2 strategy gave you profit, will you still consider it as mistake? I think you wont call them as mistakes.
I'd prefer to say that the mistakes is not when you use a strategy when you are gambling, the mistake is when you hope too much or maybe believe that the strategy will work.

I call them mistake because those were things I did when I was a newbie and thought it was possible to profit from Crash by following some "strategies". Basically, I recognize those were mistakes because I had a wrong perception about the game and the nature of gambling on online casinos.
Even if I managed to score some wins with those "strategies" I know recognize I would have lost my money anyways because of the edge of the house and my own greed.

That is why I clarified on the OP that those were newbie mistakes, the kind of thing one does when first encountering a new game and getting it wrong at first glance.

Good evening.
I wanted to open a discussion explicitly centered around Crash/aviator, so we can talk about our biggest mistakes we all committed while playing perhaps the most adrenaline inducing game available on casinos. So come in and share your mistakes and experiences on Crash.

I will begin sharing both mistakes I made when I was a newbie and I discovered Crash:

-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.

-Use auto-bet: I would set my round to automatically cash out at 2x, hoping to get a good luck streak and multiply my money several times in a row, before cashing out definitely.

What about you?
Is there something you do while playing crash which made you lose more money than you planned or something which made you to feel regret on your gambling choices?

I stay away from crash cause it sucks. It's dice/limbo but 10x slower. Unless you just love the animation, play limbo and play faster IMO. Never really been a fan of crash for the reason I just mentioned, but when i did play, I found myself doing like you described and waiting for a x1.00 to come and go all in next game. Best way to lose your ass.

It may be slower, but it produces more adrenaline as the multiplier increases on the screen and you see your money growing in real time. It is like a prolonged exposure to thrill, while dices are rather instant and does not provide and lasting sensation of thrill.

[Sammye3]

Good evening.
I wanted to open a discussion explicitly centered around Crash/aviator, so we can talk about our biggest mistakes we all committed while playing perhaps the most adrenaline inducing game available on casinos. So come in and share your mistakes and experiences on Crash.

I will begin sharing both mistakes I made when I was a newbie and I discovered Crash:

-Waiting for an early crash and go all in on the next round: Basically, I would wait for several rounds until the multiplier crashed on x1.01, and then gamble heavily on the next one, believing there would be a "balance" which I could take advantage of. In the end, it would be just a faster way to lose money.

-Use auto-bet: I would set my round to automatically cash out at 2x, hoping to get a good luck streak and multiply my money several times in a row, before cashing out definitely.

What about you?
Is there something you do while playing crash which made you lose more money than you planned or something which made you to feel regret on your gambling choices?

This is one of the worst tension-inducive game I have ever seen, but I have never tried for once to attempt playing the game because I don't think I have the metal strength for it. It's more like a death trap that's based on luck,  because timing at times does not always work as the system is programmed in a way that the house edge is on the casino and the players win based on luck.

In a situation where one is greedy, you can't possibly win on aviator,  because it's a really intense game that can't be predicted. At times, you set a target and the game starts, and ends just after the start before hitting your target, and at times you set a mini target and the game just keeps going on and on and you are left with regrets. I don't engage in such games for my mental health but rather engage in games that I have a certain percentage of control over.