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Aviator Gap Tracker: Average, Longest & Current Gaps
A multiplier gap counts recorded rounds below a chosen target between two results that reached it. Our Aviator gap tracker separates your current recorded wait from completed historical gaps, so an unfinished wait does not distort the past average.
How a gap is counted
Take a 10x target and the illustrative sequence 12x, 1.4x, 2x, 1.1x, 15x. The first and last results reach the target. The three results between them do not, so the completed gap is three rounds. Two consecutive target hits produce a gap of zero.
What the main columns mean
- Current gap: recorded rounds since the latest target hit in the current uninterrupted session. It is unknown until that first hit is observed.
- Average past gap: all completed gaps added together, divided by the number of completed gaps across saved sessions in the selected feed.
- Longest past gap: the largest completed gap in that same saved history. It is not a maximum the game cannot exceed.
- Previous gap: the most recently completed historical gap, even if it belongs to an earlier session.
Example: above average does not mean “due”
If completed gaps were 4, 6 and 8 rounds, their average is 6 and their longest is 8. A current gap of 9 appears above average, but is still unfinished and is not added to the average until the target appears again without a collection break. The warning describes recorded history; it does not establish a higher chance on the next round.
What happens after collection stops?
A detected break longer than two minutes starts a fresh current session when collection resumes. Current-gap state and session hit counts restart. Historical averages, longest gaps and saved gap details remain. Historical gaps include the saved rows between target hits across interruptions. Missing rounds are not counted, so these are recorded-history comparisons rather than verified uninterrupted game gaps. This timing rule cannot detect every missing round or verify the actual game session.
Explore earlier gap records
Open History · all sessions beside a target to see up to 20 recent completed gaps, the ten longest and their start/end times. The median is the middle completed gap after sorting, which can help put an unusually long gap in context. These statistics refer only to saved collection history.
A timed archive pass gives you the interactive tracker alongside filters and historical research. It does not include betting signals or guaranteed outcomes.