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EPISODE · May 2, 2025 · 54 MIN

How David Natroshvili Built a Multi-Billion Empire With Aviator: A Game Nobody Believed In

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How much money does Aviator really make?In this episode of The Under Pressure Podcast, Spribe founder David Natroshvili breaks down the unbelievable numbers behind the world’s most played crash game — including how Aviator hit €14 billion wagered in a single month and 350,000 bets per minute (on track for 1 million).David shares how he cold-pitched Aviator at ICE London with nothing but an iPad… and got rejected by everyone when offering 15% of Spribe for €150K.We cover:What it really takes to build a €500M gameThe player-first UX that reshaped an entire categorySpribe’s €35M+ UFC sponsorship deal and how it changed their marketing foreverDavid’s relationship with Dana White, and the role of athlete ambassadors in growing a brandWhy trust, resilience, and human relationships still beat flashy techThis is the most revealing conversation ever recorded about Aviator — and a blueprint for building a game that becomes a brand.Listen now. Subscribe. And let us know who should step into the Chamber next.

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