Aviator AI tutorial: from zero to your first signal

This is Aviator AI in text, from the start to your first signal, made for people who prefer reading to watching, and for those who got here through search. The order follows the guided tutorial inside the product: free account, betting house, the colors, the signal states, minutes and track, how to check the result, the rest of the app and the VIP plans.

01Start for free

You sign in to the free account with no card and already see the Table working: Aviator 1 and Aviator 2 open, with the round reading and the last hour's history. What changes from plan to plan is how much time you have access to per day and how many features show up, not whether the reading exists.

Without paying anything, you can earn VIP time by watching an ad: 5 minutes of access per ad on the free account, and the credit lands as soon as the video ends. You can repeat it, with a 30-second gap between one ad and the next. Those who already subscribe to a plan get more per ad: 7 minutes instead of 5.

The day's balance is counted in time, not in number of signals: tap Release signals to start the session, and the dot stays green while it runs. The balance resets every day at Brasília time, except on the Master plan, which has no balance to spend.

All games are monitored all the time; what your plan defines is which ones you can open. The free account, VIP I and VIP II open Aviator 1 and Aviator 2. There is also Practice Mode, with play money on the real table, available from the free plan, for those who want to test without risk.

02Connect your betting house

Your Aviator AI account and your betting house account are separate things. The Table's reading works even without connecting any house: the connection only comes in when you open the game inside the app. You pick 1xBet, 1win or Melbet and sign in to your own account on the house's page, which opens inside the app: the password is typed there, never in a form of ours. For the full step by step, including what to do if your house is not on the list, see How to connect your betting house to Aviator AI.

03The four colors

Each round ends on a color: blue below 2× (the most common, about half of the rounds), purple from 2× to 10× (the middle band, almost four in every ten), pink from 10× (about one in every ten) and mega pink from 50× (rare, treated separately from the other pinks). Pink is informational on every plan; purple gets an action signal from VIP III. The detail of each color, and the difference between pink and purple, is in How to catch the pink and purple signals in Aviator AI.

04The four signal states

• Pink on the radar: the window holds and the strong minute is 2 minutes away or less. It is the rarest state.
• Window open: the window holds, but the strong time is still far. Useful for getting ready.
• Recharging: a pink has just come out; the window exists on paper, but the table has just paid.
• Cold table: the window holds, but the chart is stringing blues together. The tone of the notice changes to protect you.

05Minutes and track

On the game screen, the plane marks now and the dots mark the strong minutes: the clock times at which that table has historically paid the most pink, with a margin of one minute on each side. A counter shows how long until the next strong minute. There is also the reading of the next round in four bands, one for each color: it is context about the round to come, not an order to enter, because predicting an isolated round has a statistical ceiling near 50%. From VIP II, the Minutage tab shows the full histogram of which clock minute has been paying the most, with a 1, 2, 6 or 24-hour filter.

06Check whether it worked

The Table has five reading tabs: Live, Times, Rounds, Catalog and Minutage. When a pink window resolves, the row shows the multiplier that came out; when it does not, it shows Missed, with the same emphasis: the miss is not hidden. The Hits page, open to every plan, shows the rate measured day by day, per game and per minutage, always with the sample next to the number. The game has no memory and the house keeps its edge: Aviator AI measures the history and shows where the statistics have historically favored more; the decision and the money remain yours.

07The rest of the app

Outside the Table, Aviator AI has a community with room-based chat, open to every plan; support with an AI that answers right away and escalates to human service when needed; and the Hits page, also open to everyone. Automatic alerts, notices even with the app closed, and the history of plays and performance are subscriber features.

08The VIP plans

Payment is by PIX, with a QR code right on screen, or by card, on monthly, quarterly or semiannual cycles: the longer cycles cost less. To cancel, go to Settings, whenever you want; paid access remains valid until the end of the period already paid.

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