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Aviator Telegram Alerts: Custom Gap & Streak Rules
A Telegram alert can tell you that recorded rounds matched a rule. It is not the same as a message predicting a winning round. Aviator Gap Tracker's Alert Studio is built around explicit conditions you can inspect, rather than unexplained “sure signals”.
Current availability: Alert Studio and Telegram destination management are administrator-only. Buying an archive pass does not give you a personal Telegram bot, alert builder or private signal subscription. Do not purchase a pass expecting those features.
Examples of observation rules
- No-hit gap: ten consecutive recorded rounds below 2x.
- Low streak: five consecutive recorded rounds below 1.5x.
- Window count: exactly zero 50x+ results in the last 100 rounds.
- High-result cluster: at least three 10x+ results in the last 20 rounds.
- Ordered sequence: five low results followed immediately by a result of 2x or higher.
These examples are rule definitions, not suggested bets. “Below 2x” excludes exactly 2x, while “2x+” includes it. A useful alert makes that boundary clear.
Combining conditions without hiding the logic
Administrators can combine up to five conditions using ALL or ANY, choose decimal multipliers or inclusive ranges, and build ordered sequences. The current builder supports up to 500 custom rules and windows up to 1,000 recorded rounds. A plain-language preview shows the condition before it is saved.
Repeated messages and missing rounds
By default, a rule alerts when it first becomes true, then waits for the condition to clear before rearming. Optional repeats are measured in new recorded rounds, not seconds. The server checks approximately every five seconds and groups simultaneous matches. It stores attempts to reduce duplicate notifications across restarts.
A collection interruption resets the observation window. Stale results do not generate fresh alerts. Network errors, Telegram limits and incomplete collection can delay or prevent messages; delivery is not guaranteed. Previewing a rule does not send a message.
How are thresholds chosen?
You can choose an explicit threshold or use historical data to study how often a condition would have occurred. Our recorded-data analysis describes one low-noise calibration exercise. A threshold chosen for fewer messages is not evidence that the next multiplier becomes predictable.
What ordinary members can use today
Approved pass holders can use available archive history, multiplier filters, gap comparisons, experimental research and CSV export. Telegram rule management remains separate. Try the free preview, read the payment and support information, then compare current archive passes.