How To Hack Aviator

[suzanne5223]

There's a particular sports group that is well known for their sports news, analysis, and other activities in the UK, which I joined on Telegram years ago, so i can get short and informative updates on Sports.
Today I was surprised when the admin posted a short video with the description of "how to hack Aviator. I am giving free Tutorials".
In the video, there's a particular app on his phone used to predict the outcome of the Aviator game he was playing at a certain casino.
I want to ask the gambling community. Is there an app used to predict the Aviator game result? If yes, how profitable are the results of using the app?

Edit: This is not a pay tutorial. The person only wants to share his/her strategy for winning Aviator through the use of an app called Aviator predictor
I created this thread to confirm if the app works or if there's someone who has used it.

[Oshosondy]

Free tutorial but will you have to pay for the app or the tools that he used? I just know that any payment you make to them means that they have scammed you. I have not seen the one for Aviation before but there are other ones that I have heard of before that are just scam.

Another thing that you should be careful of is what you download. They can tell you to download a malware app

[Mia Chloe]

Today I was surprised when the admin posted a short video with the description of "how to hack Aviator. I am giving free Tutorials". Is there an app used to predict the Aviator game result? If yes, how profitable are the results of using the app?

The fact is 90% of those sites and telegram channels are scams. Lemme guess, they asked you to pay to get access to the app. Well most casino universal games I think have same algorithm and it's possible they may have a cheat to it someway but will they really be selling that cheat for a penny? Especially somewhere as public as the internet.
The truth is if it were possible they wouldn't share it in the first place because if it goes out the servers will find out and fix the bug.

[Taskford]

Free tutorial but will you have to pay for the app or the tools that he used? I just know that any payment you make to them means that they have scammed you. I have not seen the one for Aviation before but there are other ones that I have heard of before that are just scam.

Another thing that you should be careful of is what you download. They can tell you to download a malware app

That's the reason I don't believe on such tutorial and other claims since at the end of the day those people say that they have something like hack or anything methods working will ask for payment.

If they really have something like that for sure they would never asked for payments nor will create a tutorial about that and just make profit for his self. Exposing that may cut off those working things they claim and their happiness will end up.

But I guess I'd better stay away on that and just gamble without entertaining any potential scams and other possible false claims.

[aioc]

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In the video, there's a particular app on his phone used to predict the outcome of the Aviator game he was playing at a certain casino.
I want to ask the gambling community. Is there an app used to predict the Aviator game result? If yes, how profitable are the results of using the app?

There is none, and topics like this are not being discussed openly because the developer will likely make an upgrade or update that renders the app useless.

I have suspicions about hacking tutorials. They will show you a video on how it is possible, but to access the full tutorials, you need to pay. There’s no such thing as free lunch on something that will make you a lot of money; games in casinos are luck-based
Do not be deceived if some group tells you there's a shortcut for making money in luck-based games.

[Cryptomultiplier]

There's a particular sports group that is well known for their sports news, analysis, and other activities in the UK, which I joined on Telegram years ago, so i can get short and informative updates on Sports.
Today I was surprised when the admin posted a short video with the description of "how to hack Aviator. I am giving free Tutorials".
In the video, there's a particular app on his phone used to predict the outcome of the Aviator game he was playing at a certain casino.
I want to ask the gambling community. Is there an app used to predict the Aviator game result? If yes, how profitable are the results of using the app?

I haven't heard or seen anyone successfully hack avaitor game. I tried playing it a certain time ago when one of my friends one big right in my presence, but I soon discovered it was just his luck and he used a good amount of cash to stake.
Constant plays will make one's chances of winning higher and use a good amount. That's the hack I know.

[Stepstowealth]

Is there an app used to predict the Aviator game result? If yes, how profitable are the results of using the app?

I doubt the legitimacy of such apps, maybe along the way you will be required to pay some kind of money that the admins profits from. Even if there is an app like this that works, it will not take long for it to no longer work because imagine the number of persons from that telegram group who will be using such app, it will be difficult for the developer not to notice. If the aviator game is a game where you have experienced a lot of failure, maybe you should try another game and not go around seeking for an app that is tagged a hack for aviator. There are many other games that you maybe can be profitable in, it must not be the aviator game.

[mcdouglasx]

Be careful and you may get scammed. I don't think that game can be predicted; it's random. So, whoever tells you they can predict results is lying to you. One piece of advice I can give you is to avoid installing these types of applications on your device if you don't want to expose your private data or lose money.
It's better to be safe than sorry, so take my advice.

[mikel_012]

Obviously this is a con artist. Aviator works the same way as any other gambling game where there is a random number deciding when the game will crash, it's like throwing a dice and saying you can hack them to know what the next number is going to be

Most people that do this want to sell you a tutorial that doesn't work for real, if you are luck to win they will be seen as magicians and if you lose they just say that it doesn't work all the time and you got super unluck. In both cases the tutorial to hack did nothing and you only lose money and time believing in this.

[coinlary]

Lol! it's  definitely  a scam .
There's  no way that accurately predict  it , what I  guess is probably  some kind of replay mode been used with those presetted values to make their algorithm  seem legit  which is totally fake. Your. Admin might be planning  a big exit with a big scam attempt at the same time.
Think about it , if it's  true  then a lot of people would have become Trillionaires maybe lol. I have  seen alot of these similar ads  and trust me,  it's  so easy to guess it's all a scam.

[Ever-young]

I’ve been seeing stuffs like that online, where they use a particular telegram bot to get signals for aviator games, and with the look of things the predictions were accurate, but what I can’t say is if such apps or bots does actually exists or if they’re for real. I have a thing for questioning and feeling sceptical about things I just see on the internet. I’m not completely discrediting them but I’m saying I don’t believe such a thing actually exists because if it actually does, I doubt most of those folks would wanna share it with the general public. So my advice, if they wanna teach your for free, then that’s okay, but if they start requesting for a fee to either get the app or use a paid service, then for me that’s a red flag.

[livingfree]

Never believe to these people. If they say that they can hack and win the game, they should do themselves a favor and do it on their own.

There is no need to be gullible with these people and whatever they say. No matter how good they are trying to convince people from these groups.

That fact will never change and having it said that they're offering free tutorials. I doubt it, there's still some sales pitch at the end of it and just be careful with scams because they are targeting greedy people.

[PX-Z]

Free tutorial but will you have to pay for the app or the tools that he used? I just know that any payment you make to them means that they have scammed you.

Right, what a classic scam. Of course, maybe they will have a free trial for several days or usage for assurance.
Remember when its too good to be true, it usually it is. And newbies get always lured by curiosity that's why they are usually the victims. This is gambling, you can't just beat a casino/gambling by just an app or what.

[CryptoBuds]

I want to ask the gambling community. Is there an app used to predict the Aviator game result? If yes, how profitable are the results of using the app?

“Someone says I can predict the outcome of the Aviator game by using predictor app”, beware of apps like this. Aviator & similar crash games use randomness, cryptography, provably fair systems to prevent the outcome from being predicted.

If a prediction app claims to work, it may be guesswork, misinformation, or a complete scam. Will it make a profit? While it may be accurate at times, the game has a house edge, meaning the longer you play, the higher the chance of losing. So imo, the admins words are most likely overhyped or a scam, dont blindly believe it.

[btc_angela]

Free tutorial but will you have to pay for the app or the tools that he used? I just know that any payment you make to them means that they have scammed you.

Right, what a classic scam. Of course, maybe they will have a free trial for several days or usage for assurance.
Remember when its too good to be true, it usually it is. And newbies get always lured by curiosity that's why they are usually the victims. This is gambling, you can't just bet gambling by just an app or what.

Exactly, maybe the group was not getting any real money so they will have to resort to something drastic to get the attention and scammed people. If they have the tools or the knowledge to hack then why share it to others?

They should just milk the hell out of it and make a lot of money before the casino knows what they have done. So just like what others says, just be careful with this kind of supposedly exploit, because I don't think that there are one and if their is, someone is not going to share it to the public.

Used our common sense here.

[joeperry]

Got to see many of this in group, I'm pretty sure you need to pay something for the "script/app" but in reality there's no way you can hack the aviator. If I am not mistaken the code of the aviator is not publicly available so we are not sure what's behind of the game and if it's really vulnerable to hack. That's why I usually not interested playing in third party casino games, unlike the usual provably fair games we commonly see in the crypto gambling site, we are able to check each of our bets if fair or not.

Going back to the topic, I'm sure that the provider do have good reputation and I think from time to time, they do some audits and vulnerability test about their game, since it was being used by hundreds of big gambling site.

[Dave1]

You don't need to join a telegram group or something, it is all over:

https://github.com/topics/aviator-hack

And you can even search Youtube about it and it will give you a lot of returns.

But the question is, as this supposedly hack for real or not or simply scam? I think we already know that there are no such things as hack because the developer of this kind of games should be aware of it already and patching things up.

So this is misleading or blatantly scamming their community members.

[$crypto$]

Has anyone posted something like this before? But I couldn't find it.

This is a scam.
Don't trust or contact the admin because it could be a dangerous malware download since there is no way to hack any gambling game.

There is no application that can predict the outcome of Aviator; it's just a trick used by scammers.

[mikel_012]

Has anyone posted something like this before? But I couldn't find it.

This is a scam.
Don't trust or contact the admin because it could be a dangerous malware download since there is no way to hack any gambling game.

There is no application that can predict the outcome of Aviator; it's just a trick used by scammers.

I never saw anything about an aviator hack, but many times I got notified on the telegram notification bot about a hack to duplicate balances on casinos and exchanges which I'm also 100% certain is also a scam. But they get deleted very fast by admins and mods here.

On other websites I already saw scripts to "hack" roulletes and see the next color that is going to go out. Some even have telegram channels where they charge people to say times of the day where there is a higher chance to get red or black. And of course they never get it right because this makes no sense.

[Bitinity]

I want to ask the gambling community. Is there an app used to predict the Aviator game result? If yes, how profitable are the results of using the app?

I believe you have been in this gambling board and discussion for many years, I have no idea why you seems to be thinking that this kind app does really exist. The main purpose of those who share something like what you are referring to is no other except to make money by "selling the app" or selling the trick. If such a specific game is predictable, lets see me myself found or able to create an app to predict the outcome of a gambling game, there is no reason for me to sell it because logically I can use it myself to make money as much as possible without sharing it publicly.