Round-timeline guide · Reviewed September 2026
A zi7 Aviator round is easier to follow as a timeline than as a prediction. First comes a brief entry period, then the aircraft launches and the multiplier changes, and finally an endpoint closes the active window. Each control belongs to one of these phases on the Android screen.
Map every action to the correct phase
An amount can be prepared only while the next flight accepts entries. After launch, attention moves to the live multiplier and cash-out control. If the round ends before cash out completes, the opportunity cannot be recovered afterwards, so the current screen state always matters more than a previous result.
Entry period
Displays the remaining time for preparing an amount before the upcoming launch.
Confirmed selection
Shows the value accepted for the next flight and gives the user a chance to verify it.
Active multiplier
Rises in the central area while the aircraft remains within the current round.
Cash-out control
Provides the action for closing participation before the active flight reaches its endpoint.
Result history
Lists completed multipliers as past information rather than guidance for a future flight.
Next-round transition
Resets the interface from the finished result to another preparation period.
Follow Aviator from the zi7 lobby
- Log in on Android and choose the Aviator tile presently available in zi7.
- Wait for any flight in progress to finish and for a new entry countdown to begin.
- Type the intended amount and verify its display before confirming the selection.
- When take-off occurs, follow the live multiplier and keep the active action area visible.
- If cash out is chosen, complete it before the aircraft leaves and the round closes.
Connection and attention matter on mobile
The interface uses relatively few controls, but the active phase can change quickly. A steady connection reduces delayed updates, and an unobstructed action area makes the round easier to read. Previous endpoints cannot guarantee the next one; history records what is finished and does not reveal how long a new flight will last.
zi7 Aviator questions
What does the history strip tell me?
It shows earlier endpoints only and cannot predict the multiplier at which the next flight will finish.
When can the cash-out action be used?
It is available during the live flight and must be completed before the current round endpoint.
Can I join once the multiplier is already moving?
An amount is normally prepared for an upcoming round, so wait for the next entry window shown on screen.