Spribe games

Who Spribe is

Spribe was founded in 2018 and released Aviator in early 2019. The game took a mechanic from crypto casinos, a multiplier that rises until it crashes, and made it social: everyone in a round sees the same flight, with live bets and chat. Aviator became one of the most played casino games in Africa, and South African bookmakers built promotions around it, such as free Aviator flights. Spribe holds a Malta Gaming Authority licence, among others.

What its games are like

Spribe calls its smaller games “turbo games”: fast, simple and provably fair.

• Aviator: the crash game, with two bets per round and auto cash-out.
• Mines: reveal tiles on a 5×5 grid and cash out before hitting a mine.
• Plinko: drop a ball through pins, with three risk colours.
• Dice: set your own win chance with a slider.
• Hi Lo: higher or lower on the next card.
• Keno: instant Keno draws.

Most Spribe games are listed at a 97% RTP, and the payouts are priced so that every choice (mine count, target multiplier, risk colour) has the same long-run return.

Provably fair

This is Spribe’s main difference from slot studios. Before each round, the game shows a hash of a hidden server seed. Your client seed (and, in Aviator, those of the first three bettors) is mixed in, and the result comes from the combined hash. After the round you can see the seeds and check the hash yourself, or with our provably fair verifier. It also explains why “Aviator predictor” apps can’t work: the result isn’t knowable before the round.

Where to play Spribe games for real

Betway (10 free spins on 12 Masks of Fire Drums) and BetXchange give free Aviator flights, and Hollywoodbets, YesPlay and Playbet carry Spribe too, all under South African licences. See our Aviator casinos and Aviator bonus pages, and the full provably fair hub. Spribe games are very fast; set a Rand limit before you start. Help is on 0800 006 008.