Cookie Policy

Necessary cookies. Keep the Site running: navigation, security basics, core display. Always on, no consent needed; blocking them at the browser level breaks the Site.

Analytics cookies. Tell us how visitors engage with our Aviator content – the Cashout guide, the Provably Fair explainer, our casino comparisons – so we know what is genuinely useful and what to expand. All aggregated, no individual profiling.

Affiliate tracking cookies. Set when you click through to a casino from here, recording that the referral started on this Site. They log a click and a timestamp. That is the extent of what they capture.

Preference cookies. Remember your cookie settings between visits so the banner does not appear every time.

How the Consent Banner Works

First visit: a banner gives you three options – accept everything non-essential, decline everything non-essential, or open detailed settings to choose category by category. Keep browsing without choosing, and only strictly necessary cookies are set. We do not treat inaction as a yes for analytics or affiliate tracking.

Your choice is stored in a preference cookie. Clear that cookie with everything else and the banner is back next visit, because we have no way of knowing what you decided before. If we ever add a new category of non-essential cookie, we will ask again rather than relying on prior consent.

Worth mentioning: this banner is built to function correctly. Choosing to decline actually declines – it does not set declined cookies anyway while displaying a declined state.

A few cookies here are set by tools we have integrated, mainly Google Analytics. Google’s own data practices apply to what it processes from there. We do not allow advertising networks or data brokers on this Site, and nothing here is used to retarget you on other websites.

Once you click through to a casino and the affiliate cookie has done its job, our view of what happens next ends entirely. We do not see your account, your deposits, or any Aviator session. The only thing we eventually learn is whether a commission was credited to us, and that comes back through the casino’s own affiliate reporting system. There is no real-time visibility into what any player does after leaving this Site.

What “No Visibility” Means in Practice

We get this question often enough to address it directly here. There is no back-end dashboard showing us your balance or your session activity at any casino we link to. The affiliate cookie records a click. Everything after that – your registration, your play, your cashout decisions in Aviator – is entirely the casino’s domain and visible only to them.

Three options: our on-site preference tool (first visit, accessible anytime via the cookie settings link); your browser’s own controls; or Google’s Analytics opt-out extension at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Browser paths:

• Chrome → Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data.
• Firefox → Settings → Privacy & Security.
• Safari → Preferences → Privacy.
• Edge → Settings → Cookies and site permissions.

Turning off non-essential cookies does not stop you reading anything here. It may reduce personalization, and it means we cannot attribute a referral if you later register at a casino.

If You Block Strictly Necessary Cookies

Blocking all cookies at the browser level, including necessary ones, can break the consent tool – since it uses a cookie to remember your prior choice, blocking everything creates a loop where the banner keeps reappearing. Granular management through our on-site panel avoids this problem.

Where a cookie processes data that counts as personal data under applicable law, our Privacy Notice governs that processing: legal basis, retention, your rights. Analytics cookies anonymize IP addresses before storage; affiliate tracking cookies record clicks, not identities.

We update this Notice as our cookie usage changes, publishing the current version here. What is live here is authoritative.