Aviator signals: where to find them, what each notice means
Where to see Aviator AI's signal and what Wait, Caution, Bet and Bet with high confidence mean, with no guarantee of any result.
Have you found the right screen, but you don’t know whether Caution is good or bad, or what Bet with high confidence really means? This text explains each Aviator AI alert in simple terms, one by one.
Where the signal is
On the computer, it’s the first tab up top: the Signal screen. On mobile, it’s the middle button in the bottom bar. As soon as you enable the signals for that table, the reading appears there next to the game and updates every new round.
If you play outside Brazil, on 1xBet, the signal appears inside the 1xBet analyzer — the screen that already brings the live game and the reading side by side.
The four alerts you’ll see
For each round, Aviator AI summarizes the reading in one of these four phrases:
| Alert | What it means |
|---|---|
| Waiting | The AI didn’t see a good opportunity in this round. Better to wait for the next reading. |
| Caution | There is some signal, but weak. It may be worth considering a small bet, or simply waiting for things to improve. |
| Bet | A statistically good moment to bet, with a confidence percentage shown alongside. |
| Bet with high confidence | The reading is stronger than usual. This isn’t a promise that a candle of a specific color will appear — it’s higher confidence in that instant’s reading, nothing more. |
The Reading Table: the live history
Next to the signal is the Reading Table. It shows the real history of the table happening right now, and tells how long remains until the next minutes that are historically the strongest. When a good window is set up, the screen alerts you; when the expected result appears inside it, it says that it came; when it doesn’t appear, it says it passed, with the same visual highlight — the mistake isn’t hidden. This transparency is intentional: you can check whether the reading truly matched or not, without relying on our word.
The Blue Radar: bad window warning
There’s also the Blue Radar, which sounds when the table is in an unfavorable sequence — many low results in a short amount of time. It doesn’t say that a high result is coming now; it only warns that, for that specific moment, there historically aren’t good conditions.
Why the alert doesn’t change mid-round
There’s a fixed rule behind the screen: one single alert per round. As soon as the current round begins, the alert for that moment stays locked until it ends — even if the plane goes up very slowly and gives the impression that there was time to change your mind. This lock exists precisely to avoid confusion: if the alert changed mid-way, nobody would know which reading truly counted for that round.
No signal on the screen? Check this first
- Did you click Enable signals? Until you do, the session doesn’t start.
- Does your plan still have hours available today? Each plan has a daily usage limit.
- Are you on a table that’s enabled for your plan, or does it show up with a padlock?
- Are you playing on a house that Aviator AI monitors? Without that, there is no reading.
Frequently asked questions
Does Bet with high confidence mean a pink candle will come?
No. It’s only the degree of confidence in that moment’s statistical reading — never a promised color or a results guarantee.
What does Caution mean?
That there is some signal, but weak. It’s an invitation to bet less, or simply wait for the next reading to improve.
Why do sometimes no signal appears?
Usually it’s one of these causes: the signals weren’t enabled, the plan ran out of daily hours, the selected table is locked for your plan, or the house you’re playing at isn’t one of the ones Aviator AI monitors.
What is the Reading Table?
It’s the panel next to the signal that shows the real live history of the table and tells how long remains until the minutes that are historically the strongest, including when the expected result came and when it passed.
What is the Blue Radar?
It’s an alert that the table is in a sequence of low results, a historically unfavorable window — not a prediction of what comes next.
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