How to play Navigator
- Set the stake before take-off. Enter an amount while betting is open and confirm it. Do not use money needed for food, rent, transport, debt or bills.
- Wait for the round to begin. A plane enters the display and the multiplier starts to rise.
- Choose when to cash out. A successful cash-out settles the active stake at the multiplier shown when the request is accepted.
- If the flight ends first, the stake is lost. The endpoint is not known in advance. A high previous result does not make another high result due.
Stake × multiplier
If you stake MWK 500 and a cash-out is accepted at 1.60×, the displayed return is MWK 800, including the original stake. If the round ends before the cash-out is accepted, the MWK 500 stake is lost.
This example explains arithmetic only. It is not a recommended stake or a promise that 1.60× will be reached.
Manual and automatic options
Manual cash-out
You press the cash-out control during a live round. A weak connection or delayed input can affect whether a request arrives before the endpoint.
Auto cash-out
Where available, you choose a target before the round. It can enforce a pre-planned exit, but the round may end before that target and the stake can still be lost.
Multiple bet panels
Some Navigator interfaces have promoted more than one simultaneous bet panel. The number and controls can change. Each active panel is a separate exposure, not a hedge that removes risk.
Four checks worth 30 seconds
- Confirm the site is the operator domain you intended to open.
- Read the live game rules and current stake limits.
- Set a cash and time limit before the round begins.
- Know how to close the session and where self-exclusion lives.
Compare the games and understand randomness
Round history is descriptive, not predictive. Compare Navigator with Aviator, then learn why apparent streaks do not reveal the next endpoint and why loss-chasing systems increase exposure.