Aviator Tournament: NPR Prize Pool Announced
A leaderboard race has opened on Aviator with prizes paid in rupees. Here is how the scoring works and what it actually rewards.
1xBet has opened an Aviator tournament for Nepali players, with a prize fund paid in NPR and a leaderboard on a daily cycle. Entry is free, but the scoring shapes how people play, and that is worth understanding before you change anything about your normal game.
- Game
- Aviator by Spribe
- Format
- Leaderboard, daily rounds
- Prizes
- Cash, paid in NPR
- Entry
- Free — opt in from the lobby
- RTP
- 97%, unchanged by the tournament
How to enter
- Open the casino lobby and find the Aviator tournament banner.
- Opt in — one click, no cost.
- Play qualifying rounds at or above the minimum stake.
- Track your position on the in-game leaderboard.
What the leaderboard rewards
Aviator tournaments score on the multiplier you cash out at, not on how much you stake or how many rounds you play. That changes the incentive: grinding 1.3x cash-outs builds a balance but does not climb a leaderboard, while one high multiplier can.
Which is the part worth saying plainly. Chasing a leaderboard position pushes you to hold for multipliers you would not normally wait for, and the house edge does not soften because a prize fund is attached. The 97% RTP is identical during a tournament and outside one.
Playing it without wrecking your bankroll
- Set the session budget before you opt in and keep it the same as any other session.
- Use auto cash-out at your normal target so the leaderboard does not talk you out of your plan.
- Treat a prize as upside, not as a reason to raise stakes.
- Stop at the budget, whatever the board says.
New to the game? Start with the rules and cash-out guide and the free demo. And if a tournament leads you to a "predictor" that promises the big multiplier, read why those cannot work first.
Opt in from the casino lobby and play Aviator in NPR.
Play AviatorLeaderboard Rules Decide Who Can Finish High
A prize fund quoted in rupees is the headline. The leaderboard rules underneath decide whether it is reachable, and they vary between campaigns more than the prize does.
Three clauses matter. A minimum qualifying stake, which excludes anyone playing small. A points formula weighted toward multipliers or toward turnover, which rewards completely different behaviour. And a reset schedule, which discards early progress if the leaderboard runs in rounds.
Formulas weighted by turnover are the ones to treat carefully, because they reward volume rather than judgement and volume against a house edge is the reliable way to lose more than a prize is worth.