Daily bulletin · 14 Oct 2026

Aviator on October 14, 2026: 9.78% pink in 3,639 rounds and a peak of 4,039.89x

On October 14, 2026, Aviator had 3,639 rounds monitored, with 9.78% pink, 0.27 percentage points below the previous 7 days. The highest multiplier of the day was 4,039.89x.

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This is the Aviator measurement bulletin for October 14, 2026, Brasília time, with the day already closed. The text reports what was measured, with the sample size next to each hit rate. It contains no promise of results and no reading of the next round.

Cumulative volume

Since June 12, 2026, the system has tallied 225,976 rounds monitored and 146,587 predictions generated. This history is the basis for the comparisons below.

How the day's rounds were split by color, in each game. In Aviator, of the 3,639 rounds of the day, 1,916 closed below 2x, 1,367 between 2x and 10x, and 356 at 10x or above. Each game's bar adds up to 100% of its rounds.

The day's rounds

On October 14, 3,639 rounds were monitored. The color distribution was as follows:

  • Pink: 356 rounds, or 9.78% of the day;
  • Purple: 1,367 rounds, or 37.57% of the day;
  • Blue: 1,916 rounds.

The highest multiplier of the day was 4,039.89x. It is an isolated value, measured once, and does not indicate a trend.

Percentage of pink candles (10x or above) for each game on the day, next to the average of the previous seven days. In Aviator, 9.78% on the day versus 10.05% on average, 0.27 percentage points below it. The bars start at zero.

Comparison with the previous 7 days

In the 7 days before October 14, 2026, the percentage of pink was 10.05%, in a sample of 28,117 rounds. The day closed at 9.78%, a change of -0.27 percentage points. The difference is recorded as a measurement, with no explanation of cause. With 3,639 rounds on the day, a fluctuation of this size is just one measurement among others.

Hit rate of the windows calibrated on the previous seven days, per game, with the sample size next to it. In Aviator, the pink window (10x or above) hit 81.4% across 24,737 windows, and the purple window (2x to 10x) hit 89% across 24,763. The whole bar is worth 100%.

Hits of the windows and the timing

The system works with probability windows and does not point to the next round, since each round is independent of the previous ones. The measured hits were:

  • Calibrated pink window, over 7 days: 81.4% hit rate, in a sample of 24,737 predictions;
  • Calibrated purple window, over 7 days: 89.0% hit rate, in a sample of 24,763 predictions;
  • Pink timing, on the day: 50.9% hit rate, in a sample of 9,458 predictions.

The 7-day windows and the day's timing use different time slices and should not be read as the same metric. Each rate applies only to the sample that accompanies it.

This bulletin records past measurements. It does not predict rounds, does not indicate entry values, and does not promise gains.

How to read these numbers

The day's pink percentage was close to the one recorded over the previous 7 days. The purple window had a higher hit rate than the pink window in the measured samples. The pink timing hit rate on the day was 50.9%, with 9,458 predictions. All these numbers describe what has already happened.

Frequently asked questions

What was the pink percentage in Aviator on October 14, 2026?

It was 9.78%, with 356 pinks in 3,639 rounds monitored on the day. In the previous 7 days, the percentage was 10.05%, in a sample of 28,117 rounds.

What was the highest multiplier of the day?

The highest multiplier of October 14, 2026 was 4,039.89x, among the 3,639 rounds monitored.

What was the hit rate of the windows calibrated over 7 days?

The calibrated pink window had a hit rate of 81.4%, in a sample of 24,737 predictions. The purple one had a hit rate of 89.0%, in a sample of 24,763 predictions.

Does this bulletin allow predicting the next round?

No. Rounds are independent of each other, and the system works with probability windows. The timing hit rate for pink on the day was 50.9%, in a sample of 9,458 predictions, and describes only what has already been measured.

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