You cannot predict the outcome of a betting round on Aviator. The Aviator game uses cryptographic Random Number Generator (RNG) technology to randomize every result and distinguish it from previous results. But while you cannot base your bet on past bets, you can study Aviator statistics and create a strategy that raises your odds of a positive result. Here is a look at how you can do that.
Monitor odds and live statistics
When you log onto Betway to play Aviator, you notice a window in the menu section dedicated to statistics. This feature allows you to monitor odds histories of live and previous bets other players have placed over a given period and their outcomes. Live stats provide inflation estimates of how much a bettor wagered on a round and how much they won or lost. By studying this data, you can get a general idea of the type of bet with higher odds of a favorable outcome. Focus on these bets.
Ignore the RTP
While studying the odds, it is easy to get carried away by the Return to Player (RTP) rate. The Aviator game has an RTP of 97%. Technically, players get back 97% of the amount they wager on the game. More realistically, however, RTP is a long-term statistic. It refers to the amount you might get back over a long, unspecified period. It does not factor into individual levels, so never expect to experience a 97% RTP on every bet you place.
Avoid betting on patterns and streaks
When you study Aviator odds over a specific period, say an hour, you notice that odds follow a pattern. You might see something like: 1.24 | 1.50 | 5.20 | 1.27 | 1.51| 5.40. This pattern shows two low odds followed by a hike. While there is no guarantee that this pattern will hold for the next series of bets, you can use it to plan your bet. Calculate the average highs and lows and position your bet within this range.
Never bet on a pattern, however. Allow enough room for error if the pattern breaks on the next bet. This also applies to a streak. Whether winning or losing, waiting until the streak is over to place your bet is best. Calculate the average odds if you want to capitalize on the streak.
Start with a low multiplier strategy
The odds in an Aviator round tend to be higher on low-volatility bets. Tempting as it might be to chase a high stake, the plane lands on low multipliers far more often than it does on high multipliers. If you are a cautious bettor or new to the game, keep your predictions modest. Where possible, cash out when the multiplier is between 1.5 and 1.8. This strategy will minimize your losses and make small, consistent progress.
Try a few high- to medium-risk bets
Once you grow your bankroll, try a few high-risk bets. A look at the numbers will tell you that, on average, the multiplier lands at x100 every 1.5 hours. Review the odds for the last few hours and mark the average time the multiplier hikes. Place your bet here and hold. If you are a cautious bettor, place one low-risk bet to protect your stake and ride out the high-risk bet.
Wrapping up
Although there is no way to predict the outcome of an Aviator round, the odds providers like Betway offer can provide insight into the game. Practice caution, rely on averages more than exact figures, and go with your gut. Whenever possible, cover high-risk bets with a second low-risk bet.
