Affiliate Disclosure
This page tells you how this website (the "Site") earns money and what that means for the Aviator content and casino comparisons you are reading here. The short version: we earn referral commissions when readers sign up at partner casinos through our links. The full version follows – because understanding the model is useful context for evaluating what we publish.
What we are: an independent editorial and affiliate publisher. Not a casino. Spribe built Aviator and licenses it to casino operators who run it on their own regulated platforms. We write about the game, compare the operators, and get paid when readers join those operators through our links. The gambling, the accounts, the money, and the regulatory compliance all happen at casino platforms and belong entirely to them. Published: July 2026.
// How Revenue Works
Click a partner casino link on this Site, register, and deposit within the attribution window and the casino may pay us a referral commission. That commission funds everything here and keeps content free to read.
The commission comes from the casino’s marketing budget. It costs you nothing and changes nothing about how Aviator plays. The multiplier mechanic, the provably fair crash point determination, the auto-cashout feature, the approximately 97% RTP, and the absence of a fixed maximum multiplier are all Spribe product attributes established through licensing agreements with casinos. Referral commissions have no bearing on any of them. You receive the same game and the same casino terms as any player who arrived at the same operator through any other route.
On the auto-cashout feature specifically: does the affiliate arrangement affect whether we explain it clearly and recommend it as the primary risk management tool? No. The auto-cashout allows a player to pre-commit to an exit multiplier before session pressure arises – the game fires automatically at that target without the player needing to act in the moment when the multiplier is still climbing. This directly addresses the central risk of the crash game format. We explain it accurately and recommend it consistently because players benefit from using it, not because of any commercial consideration.
Provably fair technology is worth addressing in this disclosure context. The crash point for each round is determined before the round begins using a cryptographic algorithm that can be independently verified by players after each round ends. This guarantees no party can alter it mid-round to disadvantage a player. We describe this accurately because understanding it correctly is relevant to how trust in the game is calibrated – and because players who understand it engage with the game differently than those who do not.
// Commission Types
We work with licensed Aviator casino operators under different commission structures:
- Revenue share: ongoing percentage of net gaming revenue from referred players for as long as they remain active on the platform.
- CPA: a fixed payment when a referred player meets a qualifying deposit threshold.
- Hybrid: combining CPA and ongoing revenue share elements.
Specific figures in each arrangement are confidential. Commission structure and size have not influenced and will not influence which casinos we feature or how we characterize them. This is a fixed editorial standard applied uniformly, not a conditional one subject to negotiation based on commercial terms.
// Tracking
Clicking a partner casino link sets a tracking cookie: a click identifier and a timestamp. No personal data is captured. Register and deposit within the attribution window (typically 30 days) and we receive commission credit from the casino’s affiliate reporting system. Once you leave this Site, our visibility ends entirely. Commission reports we receive contain no personal data about you individually. Full technical detail is in our Cookie Policy.
// How We Pick Casinos
Do commercial terms affect our casino assessments? They do not. Every casino evaluated for Aviator coverage is measured against the same criteria, uniformly and without exception:
- A current, independently verifiable license from a recognized regulatory authority.
- Bonus, withdrawal, and bet terms in language readers can actually understand and follow before committing.
- A correctly functioning Aviator integration: multiplier mechanic working as Spribe documents; auto-cashout feature operational and correctly implemented – mandatory given its role as the primary in-game responsible gambling tool for this game format; provably fair functionality accessible and independently verifiable to players.
- A working demo mode accurately representing the real-money game experience without requiring a deposit.
- Mobile performance confirmed by our direct testing rather than operator claims.
- Responsible gambling tools – deposit limits, loss limits, session time limits, cooling-off, self-exclusion – in standard account settings without requiring support contact to activate them.
Fail any criterion and the casino is not listed, regardless of commission. No trade-offs, no weighting – all must be met. We also monitor listed casinos continuously because conditions change: licenses can lapse, terms are revised, implementation quality and tool accessibility shift. Listings are updated or removed when material facts change, independently of any commercial relationship with the operator concerned.
Reader feedback about gaps between what we have written and what someone actually experienced at a casino shapes re-evaluation timing and scope. These reports are among the most actionable inputs we receive about specific operators. The contact form handles them and we take them seriously.
Working auto-cashout functionality is a mandatory criterion specifically because of its structural importance as the primary in-game protective mechanism for Aviator. A casino that offers Aviator without functional auto-cashout provides a materially inferior responsible gambling profile for this game and does not appear in our coverage regardless of other qualities. We verify auto-cashout functionality directly, not by reliance on casino self-reporting.
// Affiliate Links
Most casino links in our Aviator content are affiliate links that may earn us a commission if used to register. We disclose this through this page, linked from every section of the Site. Working assumption for readers: any casino link on this Site may earn us a commission.
// What We Cannot Promise
Nothing here guarantees any specific Aviator session outcome. The approximately 97% RTP is a long-run statistical average across many rounds – not a per-session prediction. High volatility in Aviator means sessions can include extended sequences of early crashes before any large multiplier appears. Each round’s crash point is independent of all previous rounds – there is no corrective mechanism making a win more likely after a loss streak. Spribe can update game parameters without notice. Always verify current terms with any casino before depositing.
The auto-cashout feature matters more in Aviator than in most games because the game is high volatility and the cashout decision is made in real time under session pressure. Setting it to a realistic multiplier before each round – from a calm, pre-session position – is the consistent advice we give across all Aviator content. It pre-commits the player to a rational exit before the climbing multiplier can create pressure to hold longer.
// Financial Risk
Gambling has real financial consequences. Aviator’s high volatility means sessions can sustain significant negative variance before the long-run average manifests. The cashout decision under session pressure – watching the multiplier rise and deciding when to exit – is the central risk management challenge of this game format. The auto-cashout feature is the structural solution: set it before opening the game, at a multiplier that reflects your bankroll and risk tolerance, and let it fire automatically. Pre-session deposit and loss limits provide the outer structural boundary for any session, catching what the auto-cashout does not if you override it.
// Operational Limits
We have no access to player accounts, session records, or round data at any casino. We cannot investigate gameplay disputes, examine round outcomes, or act as intermediaries between players and operators. If something goes wrong at a casino you found through this Site, the casino’s own support channel is the first step and their licensing regulator is the appropriate escalation route if needed. Nothing in our commercial arrangements with any casino affects any consumer protection right you hold under your jurisdiction’s law.
Our listing criteria serve a practical function alongside editorial integrity: by recommending only casinos with verified licenses, clear terms, correctly functioning Aviator integrations including working auto-cashout and accessible provably fair verification, and accessible responsible gambling tools, we aim to reduce the probability that readers encounter situations requiring formal dispute resolution in the first place.
Bonuses vs Commission
What a casino offers in welcome or promotional bonuses and what it pays us as an affiliate commission are entirely separate commercial decisions. No correlation exists between the two. Bonus generosity is not a listing criterion and does not affect commission arrangements in either direction. These are independent commercial variables and we treat them as such.
// Regulatory Framework
Gambling affiliate publishing is subject to advertising standards and disclosure requirements that vary by jurisdiction. This page meets the transparency standards common across the major regulated gambling markets where readers of this Site are most commonly located. Whether accessing this content is lawful in your specific jurisdiction is your responsibility to determine.
// Current Version
We update this page when commercial arrangements or applicable standards change in material ways. The version published here at any given time is the current operative disclosure.
Contact
Commercial questions, or concerns that our coverage of a specific casino does not accurately reflect its actual conduct, go through the contact form on this Site.
