Aviamasters 2 Slot by BGaming

BGaming's Plane Game Returns with More at Stake

Aviamasters 2 is the sequel to BGaming's original plane crash game, and the headline difference is blunt: max win goes from 250x to 1,000x, four booster types are added, and a speed selector changes how the plane moves through each round. The RTP is 97%, which sits well above the crash genre average. The core format is unchanged. You place a bet, a cartoon biplane lifts off an island runway, and your job is to collect multiplier tokens while dodging red missiles. The round ends when the plane gets hit - or when you pull the Safe Landing trigger yourself.

Reading the Flight Path

Tokens appear in four values: ×1, ×2, ×5, and ×10. Your total win is your bet multiplied by everything collected before the round ends. Miss a cluster of ×10 tokens, take an early missile hit, and you get very little. Get through the missile-heavy middle section with a ×22 multiplier built up - as spin2 shows is possible - and the payout becomes meaningful. Unlike a traditional crash game where you're guessing when a single multiplier peaks, Aviamasters 2 requires active route decisions throughout the flight.

Boosters Change the Risk Calculation

The four boosters are the biggest mechanical addition over the original.

• Magnet - automatically pulls nearby tokens toward the plane, useful when the best pickups sit off the main path
• Laser - fires at incoming missiles and destroys them before impact, extending safe flight time
• Nitro - pushes the plane forward faster, useful for chasing ahead token clusters
• Lifebuoy - absorbs one missile hit and keeps the round alive, effectively a second chance

The speed selector adds another layer. Turtle speed gives more time to react to obstacles and aim for tokens. Lightning moves faster but makes precision harder. At default Walk speed, the game is manageable. Most players will find Rabbit or Lightning worth testing once the obstacle patterns are familiar.

Safe Landing: the Guaranteed Exit

Activate Bonus costs 50x your current bet and locks in a safe landing - the plane completes the run and you keep all accumulated multipliers. At a €2 bet that's €100. At €5 it's €250. It's expensive, but if you've built a ×30+ multiplier with a missile-dense section still ahead, the premium might make sense. Think of it less as a buy-bonus and more as a stop-loss you can trigger mid-round.

Where the Math Sits

97% RTP is unusually high for a BGaming crash title and for the crash genre generally. The 1,000x ceiling gives enough headroom for a meaningful session win. Bet range runs from €0.10 to €250, with 18 options covering nearly every stake level. BGaming doesn't publish a volatility label for crash games, which is expected since variance depends entirely on how far the plane flies and what the player collects.