How to predict a pink candle in Aviator

You can’t predict a pink candle in Aviator, but you can catch one: a pink candle is any round that reaches 10x or more, it happens in about 9.7% of rounds, and the way to get paid is a small bet on auto cash out at 10x every round. Pinks arrive at random, roughly one in ten on average, with no schedule and no warning. Tricks that promise to spot the next one (counting rounds, watching for blue streaks, “vela rosa” signals) can’t see the seed that decides the round. Here are the real odds and the smart way to hunt. Part of our crash game strategy guide.

The real pink candle odds

At 97% RTP:

Colour in history	Multiplier	Share of rounds
Blue	under 2x	51.5%
Purple	2x to 10x	38.8%
Pink	10x and up	9.7%

Why you can’t time a pink

The crash point comes from a server seed that’s hashed and locked before betting closes, plus player seeds. No round knows what came before it, so 20 blue rounds in a row don’t make a pink “due”. Gaps are long and common:

Gap without a pink	Chance of that exact run	Shows up in 100 rounds
20+ rounds	13.0%	79.4%
30+ rounds	4.7%	34.0%
40+ rounds	1.7%	11.4%

More on why streaks fool us in Aviator patterns and what happens after a low round.

How to catch pinks

Don’t time them; be there every round. Run $10 at 1.5x on panel 1 and $2 at 10x on panel 2. Panel 1 keeps you ticking over; panel 2 pays $20 whenever a pink lands. Our 10,000-session test of that split from $500 finished at a median $465, with the best 10% at $595+. Settings in the safe bet, risky bet split, and the pure version in our 10x strategy.

Pink candle scams

Apps, bots and Telegram groups selling “pink candle signals” can only guess, and many steal logins or fees. Read do Aviator signals work? and crash predictor apps debunked.

Play Aviator

Read our Aviator review and test the pink-hunting split in the simulator below. Then hunt pinks at a partner casino.

Pro tip: when a pink lands on your small bet, don’t raise the stake to “ride the hot streak”. There isn’t one.