What is Kandege?

Aviator is made by the studio Spribe and appears under that name on betting sites. Among Zimbabwean players it picked up the informal name Kandege, referring to the plane at the centre of the screen — and the nickname spread faster in conversation than the official title did.

So 'Kandege betting', 'Kandege game' and 'playing Kandege' all describe rounds of Aviator: the same interface, the same roughly 97% RTP, the same provably fair rounds, the same cashout button.

Because the nickname is unofficial, searching for 'Kandege' turns up material that is more informal and, in places, more misleading than what you find under Aviator. Predictor apps and 'Kandege hack' downloads lean on the local name precisely because it sounds like an insider term.

If you know Kandege is Aviator, you can also use everything published about Aviator — the provider's RTP figure, the provably fair verification, official rules — instead of relying on hearsay.

A round begins, the plane takes off, and a multiplier climbs from 1.00x. You place a stake in the betting window before take-off and press Cash Out before the plane flies away. The multiplier showing when you cash out multiplies your stake; if the round ends first, the stake is lost.

Rounds last a few seconds. You can place two bets per round, and you can set an auto-cashout target so the game exits for you at a chosen multiplier — useful on a mobile connection where a lag spike can cost you a manual exit.

• Stake before take-off, during the short betting window.
• Set an auto-cashout target rather than relying on your reflexes.
• Keep stakes small — rounds come round every few seconds.
• Withdraw winnings to your mobile money wallet instead of leaving them to be staked.

Aviator appears in the casino or crash section of Zimbabwean betting sites that carry Spribe's games; Citybet is the operator we link to on this site. You need an account, a balance, and to be 18 or older.

There is no separate Kandege app. Anything offering a Kandege download or APK is not the game — Aviator runs in your browser on both phones and computers.

No, for the same reason Aviator cannot. Each round's crash point is committed cryptographically before the round is displayed and revealed afterwards for verification, so no app, bot or signal group can read it in advance.

Groups selling Kandege predictions or 'sure multipliers' are selling nothing. Never give your betting-account login to anyone offering that kind of help.

Kandege is fast, cheap to play in small amounts, and built with a house edge of about 3% on turnover. Because rounds are quick, that edge is applied to more money than most players expect during an hour of play.

Play it as entertainment with a set budget, a fixed cashout target and a loss limit. You must be 18 or older, and if it stops feeling like entertainment, use the operator's self-exclusion tools.