How To Hack Aviator

[justinlamode]

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?

If you are already in the Telegram channel and you have access to the admin, you are in the best position to provide answers to these questions by either asking the admin or trying the app and giving us feedbacks here. I'm not a fan of aviator and I do not have any idea if aviator can be hacked but I do know that if this is true, the people with this knowledge would have been busy exploiting the various casinos and planning where to spend their wealth. They will not even try to expose it to the public since that will spoil their business, this is just my thinking via common sense.

[BitGoba]

Theres no real app that can predict the outcome of Aviator. The game runs on a provably fair system, meaning every result is cryptographically random and cant be guessed.
Most of those “Aviator hack” apps are just scams they try to steal your data or money. Even if someone shows a “proof”, it’s usualy just an edited video or cherry-picked win.
Lets be real, if such app really worked, nobody would be sharing it for free on Telegram.

[NotATether]

You do realize that you cannot predict the outcome of any game or event without match-fixing right?

So if matches are just being fixed then can you really call it a hack? It has nothing to do with software.

And why would people on Telegram give away fixed matches so easily? Or for even a small payment? They are so valuable to criminals.

[giammangiato]

You have no idea how many I've seen and even tried some. They're just scams, don't fall for them.
If there were an app or a way to make money easily by being able to predict the results, would you do free tutorials? Or do you keep the secret to yourself and earn money easily?
Don't let yourself be convinced by things that don't reflect reality, ever! If you don't believe me, try it and you'll see that at some point it will ask you for money.

[traderethereum]

I never heard about that but if that is really true, I don't think that is real. Aviator is based on luck so there is no way to know or predict the Aviator game result. So you don't have to trust the admin that his particular app helps him hack the Aviator game. You should be aware that you don't know the code inside the apps because they can add some malicious code and get your personal info. It is better to play Aviator as usual and not think much about winning the game.

[rat03gopoh]

Telegram? Lol.
In short, all such apps are social engineering traps, often distributing malware or credential stealers.

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.

Well, indeed no one will discover a profitable loophole and then shout about it to everyone else. They'll at least share it with the game providers then earning a legitimate bounty, or they'll enjoy it all to themselves until their behavior is caught by the system.

[TopTort777]

Lol, another philanthropist from telegram that decides to share his winning method, because he has tired of earning money. When will people stop believing in such bs? When will people understand, if hack, trick becomes open for public, game providers will try to fix that in no time? And the most laughable part - someone has learned how to predict randomness. Who is that guy? A jedi?

[Cointxz]

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

There’s no such app like this since Aviator games use an RNG therefore it’s not possible to predict outcome of the game unless they can exploit the game code.

Also, the casino will surely remove the game if the6 notice that users is continuously getting profit on game that was supposed to be pure random.

Perhaps the group was already sold and new hacker was trying to invite members for a new scam paid membership.

[adultcrypto]

I have been in a Telegram channel where they make such bogus claim of having access to classified information on some casino games, aviator inclusive. I watched them displace different results for different days on different games but what turn me off was their request for $50 monthly subscription to gain access to those information. How can someone give out something that can fetch him millions for mere $50? I can only draw one conclusion which is that they are either people looking for referral traffic on outright scammers looking for turnover. I exited the group and never joined similar group. I will advice you to do same here before it is too late.

[viljy]

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

If such an application existed, it would be possible to predict the outcome of any gambling game based on RNG. So it's a scam.

[bitbollo]

it's sounds like magic? how it could be barely possible?
You can't "hack" a casino game or a casual game, unless you have the chance to generate the same numbers/iterations.
If you hack a game like this, the casino will just not withdraw your winnings.
In the past such kind of "hacks"  have been used for promoting slots and other casino games that offered a rich reward for each affiliate...

[Agbamoni]

Another scam banger!
The admin is taking advantage of having many audience, to bring this to you guys. The question you should first ask yourself is how profitable have you been since you joined their telegram and have been using their gambling signals.

One mistake you would do is to pay him before he shares that app for you. And i bet you that app is cannot predict the result of the aviator accurately. If it does, the admin wont need anyone in that group.

[suzanne5223]

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

No, the information was provided by a reputable sports news platform from the UK, and it involves paying no fee, and from my research, because I never do any follow-up on the request.
The app used is on Google Play Store. I just created a thread about it on this forum; maybe there's someone who has tried out the app before.

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.

No payment. I saw the information shared on the sports news telegram and did my own research about the app. I can download it myself, but I just want to know if it's worth the process before going further. That's why I asked about it here, because I don't like going for things in such a situation where there's no guarantee of winning.

[promise444c5]

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.

There isn’t any free trial i guess, it always come with pay to access app or some sort of made up premium package before access because there’s isn’t any app . I’m very sure if it existed, the game would have ceased to exist or casinos would have got rid of it.

No payment. I saw the information shared on the sports news telegram and did my own research about the app. I can download it myself, but I just want to know if it's worth the process before going further. That's why I asked about it here, because I don't like going for things in such a situation where there's no guarantee of winning.

They just want you to be curious, it will probably be some pay to access app that they own but you can try  it anyway, then give us feedback  on what you got. Although, you might want to be careful because i’m sure the app can’t be on play store so there’s risk of downloading malware at the same time.. Just saying, nothing good comes free

[Hispo]

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?

It is likely a scam, just a methodical way to get people to give their money for way to make more money, but in reality there is no way to just download an application and get as much money as possible from casinos, it does not work that way.
Also, it goes against all common sense, just think about it: of someone had a method to get much money from casinos, why would they need to advertise the existence of such method or even sell the method?

Nobody in the world goes around selling chickens which lie golden eggs.

My advice for you is to abandon that group and, if possible, tell your acquaintances about those scams so they won't fall for them.

[passwordnow]

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 no such because if there is, it has been leaked already and the casinos that have aviator games would be alarmed. But it seems that they're chilled, there is no thing that exists for them to predict results for that game. Do not believe with the lies that are being shown to telegram groups. Because if they're selling that even if they say that it's free trial, do not download anything from there because a big chance that you'll catch a malware with those files and apps is very high, it's a huge risk and stop thinking of cheating casino games.

[JiiBs]

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 isn’t anything an AI isn’t doing these days and once you are able to create just any thing that looks like an app, get it into some store and have people use it, it seems authentic.
Using apps to predict the results of simulation games or gambling is wrong and should the casino or sportsbook discover this, you’ll be sure to have your account banned or nuked.
Even then, I don’t think it’s useful because, it’s still a prediction in the end and haven’t hit any certainty.

[kotajikikox]

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?

Most likely scam. If you are so curious, you can try the app yourself but I do not trust even downloading the app because it might cause dangers to my device. I do not think they can control and predict accurately aviator games so I wouldn't waste my time thinking I can rig it.

[Nheer]

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?

Don't believe this things easily there are lots of fake stuffs on the internet right now.

I wonder why someone who has such apps will still be looking to make money from selling the app and tool, it makes it look fake. Instead of looking for people to buy the app why don't he make use of the app himself and make money from it instead of selling it.
Don't you fall for it, the app is fake, if it's real then he should be a millionaire or even a billionaire by now and probably should be busy spending his money and going on vacations and won't have time to be advertising his app.

My question is, does the app work for every casino or just works for that particular casino he used on his telegram group?

[Fiatless]

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?

If he has no hidden agenda, he wouldn't have publicised the trick.  Humans are so self-centred that they would never unveil any hidden means they are using to make money. He would have kept it secret and kept making money from it alone. If many people discover it, the casino would easily detect it. Most of such offers ended up becoming fake, that's why I no longer pay attention to them.