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I have not seen the backend of Aviator but today I have tested how it works and having some programming knowledge, this is how it could be working, and honestly, my guess might be 90 percent accurate.
Aviator is not a real plane, it’s a programmed loop. Everything you see, from the rising multiplier to the crash point and even the leaderboard, is generated by code. That means whoever wrote the system already knows the rules, the patterns, and exactly how to make sure the house always comes out on top.
I have shared the sample codes i have made, if I would for instance make my aviator, I would ensure it works something close to that.
The code I have shared is just for illustration, but it shows how easy it is to program a system that….
Collects money from multiple users
Randomly rewards one user with a flashy win after a target is hit
Resets the loop and starts draining again
The algorithm can be made smart enough to detect how much you’re betting, and then lower the odds when you place bigger amounts. It can make sure that only tiny bets hit huge multipliers so that the platform avoids massive payouts.
Even the leaderboard might not be real. The users with 50,000 bets showing up at the top could be pre-programmed bait accounts made to keep hope alive for the rest.
So when you see someone winning 80 times their stake and think maybe you’re just unlucky, remember, it’s not luck. It’s code. And that code was never written for you to win.
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