I just recently played Aviator Game for real money, and I can share my experience. At first, I also thought it would be too risky, and tried to play in demo mode, but over time I realized that there are some advantages and additional emotions when playing with money. Firstly, the game itself is really simple, and this is its appeal. But when you bet real money, every moment becomes much more tense. I think the main risk here is not in the game itself, but in how you approach it from a psychological point of view. People often lose control, start increasing bets, trying to win back, and this, of course, leads to problems. I myself first played with small amounts to understand how best to exit the game. The point is that you bet money, and you have to collect your winnings before the plane takes off. It all depends on your sense of time and ability to stop in time. The problem is that the game is highly dependent on luck, since you can never accurately predict when the plane will fly away. This is very similar to a regular slot or roulette, where everything can be decided by chance. Therefore, if you decide to play for money, it is better to follow a few rules. Do not bet more than you are ready to lose. This is the golden rule of any gambling. Aviator is a game of chance, and you cannot control when you win. Set a win and loss limit. This helps not to give in to emotions. For example, if you win a certain amount, set a goal to leave the game, and not try to "catch" more. Do not try to win back. If you lose, it is better to rest and try again after some time. Personally, I bet small amounts so as not to risk much, but still enjoy the game. Sometimes the winnings are quite good, but you should always remember that such a game cannot be a stable source of income. This is entertainment, not a way to make money.