Aviamasters 2: what BGaming's plane game actually pays

Aviamasters 2 is a crash-style casino game from BGaming, released on 5 March 2026. You set a bet and press Spin, a red biplane flies a random route on its own, and each round ends one of two ways. It lands on an island and pays your bet times the multiplier it collected, or it ends up in the sea and the bet is gone. BGaming lists a 97.00% RTP, a ×1,000 multiplier cap and a €250,000 maximum win. We read the studio’s game page and rules, then flew the free demo ourselves on 11 November 2026. This review sticks to what those sources show.

Aviamasters 2 in one round: what happens after Spin

Every flight starts at ×1.0. Along the way the plane meets three kinds of objects, all placed at random. Plain numbers (+1, +2, +5, +10) are added to the running multiplier. Multipliers with a cross (×2, ×3, ×4, ×5) multiply it. Rockets cut it in half and push the plane lower. Collecting numbers lifts the plane, so a good run keeps it in the air longer.

The part people miss: there is no cash-out button. Aviator and similar games let you bail out while a curve climbs. Aviamasters 2 does not. Once you press Spin, the route is already settled. All you do is watch.

Our first demo round showed why that matters. The counter reached ×3.0, two rockets halved it, and the plane touched down on an island at ×0.4. The game called that a win and paid 0.80 FUN on a 2.00 FUN bet. A landing is not the same as a profit.

The how-to-play guide walks through the multiplier maths with more examples.

The numbers BGaming publishes, and two that disagree

The fact file comes from BGaming’s own Aviamasters 2 page. Two details deserve a note.

First, volatility. The spec table on that page says “Medium”. The FAQ further down the same page says “medium-low”. We show both, because we cannot tell which one the studio means. BGaming rates the first Aviamasters as low volatility, so either way the sequel swings harder than the original.

Second, RTP. 97.00% is BGaming’s figure, and it means the game keeps 3% of all money wagered over a very long run. The in-game rules, however, print the RTP as a value each casino fills in, and they list a separate RTP for the Safe Landing mode. If a casino offers a different version, the rules screen in that lobby is where it shows. Open it once before you play for money.

BGaming also gives a hit rate of 2.50, which we read as roughly one paying round in every two and a half. Since a “paying” round includes landings below ×1, that number flatters the game a little.

Four boosters, and what each one changes

Boosters are the main thing the sequel adds. They float on the route like multipliers and trigger when the plane flies through them:

• Magnet pulls nearby multipliers toward the plane and can drag it onto an island it would have missed.
• Laser Gun shoots the rockets ahead before they hit.
• Nitro sends the plane forward in a straight burst and ignores rockets on the way.
• Life Buoy bounces the plane back up once after it touches the water.

None of them can be picked or aimed. They are part of the random route, which is also why no “booster strategy” exists.

Safe Landing: a guaranteed landing, not a guaranteed profit

Safe Landing is the game’s bonus buy. You switch it on before the round, and from then on every round costs 50 times your base bet, and the plane always reaches a landing spot (on water skis if needed). The payout is still your base bet times the final multiplier.

So the round only makes money if the multiplier ends above ×50. Our test round in the demo, at a 2.00 FUN base bet, cost 100.00 FUN, finished at ×17.3 and paid 34.60 FUN. One round proves nothing about the long run, but it shows what “guaranteed win” in BGaming’s description really means. Some casinos also disable purchase features because their licence requires it, so you may not see the button at all.

Aviamasters vs Aviamasters 2

The original Aviamasters came out on 2 July 2024 and won Best Casino Game at the SiGMA Europe Awards 2025. It uses the same flight rules, but the plane lands on an aircraft carrier, there are no boosters, there is no Safe Landing, and the cap is ×250. BGaming rates it low volatility with a hit rate of 2.

The sequel moves the landings to islands, adds the four boosters and the bonus buy, and quadruples the cap to ×1,000. If you liked steady small landings, the original is closer to that. If you want a shot at bigger rounds and accept more empty ones, the sequel is built for that. A seasonal spin-off, Aviamasters X-Mas, follows the original’s rules with Santa’s sleigh.

Demo first, real money second

The full game runs for free with FUN credits on BGaming’s site and in many casino lobbies. Our demo guide covers where to find it and what it can and cannot teach you. Playing for money happens only at a casino that licenses BGaming games. BGaming supplies operators and does not take bets itself. Before you deposit, run through our checklist on where to play Aviamasters 2.

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On a phone

Aviamasters 2 is a browser game. It runs in portrait and landscape, and the settings let you move the Spin button, resize it and change its opacity. BGaming’s page offers no download, so treat any “Aviamasters 2 APK” with suspicion. The app page explains the safe options.

Is Aviamasters 2 worth playing?

As a few minutes of entertainment, yes. The flights are short, the screen is easy to read, and the boosters make each round look different. As a way to make money, no. The 3% edge is built in, the plane cannot be steered, and the bonus buy costs more per round than most players realise. Our advice: try it in the demo, set a budget before any real session, and skip Safe Landing unless you understand that it is a 50-bet ticket to a random multiplier.

Sources: BGaming game page for Aviamasters 2, Aviamasters 2 rules, version 1.0 of 24 February 2026, our demo session of 11 November 2026.