Aviator History · Brabet

Each box in Brabet Aviator records the closing multiplier of a round. For example, 1.20x and 10.00x are different historical results. Interface colors distinguish value ranges; the multiplier is the main value for comparing rounds. A recorded value does not prove a player cashed out at that point.

After signing in, open Filters, set the start and end dates and times and the number of records, then choose Apply. Use record timestamps to identify the selected period. Compare Aviator samples using equivalent criteria; a smaller sample can highlight peaks without representing the rest of the history.

A high multiplier describes a past Aviator round. Counts and intervals summarize the loaded records and do not predict the next peak. For example, a 100x round does not mean that value is frequent or that another is due. Past multipliers do not make the next round predictable.

The public page shows a sample of recent available results and this guidance. Filters, calculator, pattern validation and other tools require sign-in when indicated on screen. The loaded records do not necessarily represent the platform’s entire history.

Timestamps for Brabet Aviator records use the São Paulo time zone (America/Sao_Paulo). Check the result date when comparing periods. The displayed sequence depends on the selected viewing direction. New rounds appear as the collection receives them; delays and gaps can occur. The latest available record does not guarantee collection is up to date right now.