Aviator Betting Volume Exceeded €160 Billion in 2025

The total volume of bets placed on the crash game Aviator, developed by Spribe, exceeded €160 billion in 2025, the company said on social media. It specified that the figure reflects the global amount wagered by players, not revenue or profit.

The trend remains positive compared with previous years. In 2024, the game’s monthly betting volume at its peak reached approximately €14–17 billion, indicating an annual total of more than €100 billion. In 2023, aggregate figures were lower — in the range of several tens of billions of euros — though that year marked Aviator’s emergence as one of the most prominent products in the crash-game segment.

Aviator is based on a format in which players bet on a rising multiplier. A virtual aircraft ascends as the multiplier increases, and users must cash out before the round ends. If they fail to do so in time, the stake is lost.

The game’s simple mechanics and rapid rounds contribute to a high betting frequency and broad user base.

Founded in 2018, Spribe specialises in social and multiplayer games and partners with thousands of operators worldwide. Aviator is promoted through sports partnerships, including collaborations with the UFC and individual fighters, expanding the game’s international visibility.

Gambling Park previously reported, citing the CasinoRank report, that Pragmatic Play, Spribe and Evolution are leading the online casino industry.