Cookie Policy

• Necessary. Navigation, security protections, and display rendering – the functions the Site depends on to work. Always on. Not subject to your consent choices. Blocking them at browser level disrupts Site functionality.
• Analytics. Aggregate reader engagement data: which Aviator content attracts sustained attention, how long typical visits to individual pages last, and what external sources bring readers to this Site. Statistical across all visitors combined. No individuals are identified or tracked by these cookies.
• Affiliate referral. Records the moment you click through to a partner casino from this Site. A click identifier and a timestamp. Nothing personal. No tracking of any activity on the casino platform once you have left this Site.
• Preference. Stores your consent choices and any display settings you have configured so they carry over consistently when you come back to this Site.

The Consent Banner

First visit: three options – accept all non-essential cookies, decline all, or open a preference panel to choose by category. Browse without choosing and only necessary cookies are placed. We do not treat inaction as consent for non-essential cookies.

Your choice is saved in a preference cookie. Clear all cookies from your browser and the preference record is gone with them; the banner reappears on your next visit. New non-essential cookie categories we introduce in future will always require fresh consent before activating.

The preference panel does what it says. Declining a category genuinely stops those cookies from being placed on your device. It is a real restriction, not a display change. You can accept analytics while declining affiliate referral tracking, or any other combination, and the panel implements your choice correctly.

Once the affiliate referral cookie is set and you navigate to a casino, our data visibility ends entirely. We cannot see your Aviator sessions – the multipliers you cashed out at, the rounds that crashed before your exit, whether your auto-cashout target triggered, or your account balance. Commission reports we receive confirm only that a qualifying referral happened; they carry no personal data about you individually.

For Aviator specifically: the real-time game experience – the multiplier climbing, the crash point triggered by Spribe’s provably fair algorithm, your cashout timing – is processed by Spribe’s technology on casino infrastructure. None of this is visible to this Site. Our data visibility ends at the single click the tracking cookie captured when you left.

Primarily Google Analytics under its own data processing agreement with us. No advertising networks, retargeting services, data brokers, or comparable third parties are permitted to place cookies on this Site or receive visitor data from it. Nothing deployed here supports behavioral advertising, cross-site user tracking, or interest-based profiling of any kind.

No live data connection exists between this Site and any casino. The affiliate referral cookie records one click at the moment you navigate to a casino. After that, your entire Aviator experience – the rising multiplier, the crash point, your cashout timing, your auto-cashout configuration, your balance – is processed on casino infrastructure running Spribe’s technology and is completely inaccessible to this Site.

Where Our Visibility Ends

In Aviator, the core game experience plays out in real time on casino infrastructure: the multiplier climbs from 1.00×, the crash point determined by Spribe’s provably fair algorithm before the round began triggers when it triggers, and the player either cashes out manually or the auto-cashout fires at the pre-set target. Our data visibility as a Site ends completely at the click the affiliate tracking cookie recorded when you left. We see no part of the Aviator session that follows. Questions about specific Aviator round outcomes, cashout multipliers, crash points, or auto-cashout settings go to the casino that hosted those sessions.

Google Analytics in our configuration anonymizes IP addresses before any data is stored. The analytical output we access consists of aggregate content engagement statistics across all visitors combined – not records linked to individual readers. We do not use this data to identify, profile, or track any specific reader.

Three options are available. The on-site preference panel, shown on first visit and accessible at any time via the Site footer link, provides category-level control over non-essential cookies. Your browser’s own privacy settings allow cookie management across all websites you visit. For Google Analytics specifically, Google’s dedicated opt-out browser extension is available at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Browser navigation to cookie settings: Chrome – Settings, Privacy and security, Cookies and other site data. Firefox – Settings, Privacy & Security. Safari – Preferences, Privacy. Microsoft Edge – Settings, Cookies and site permissions.

Declining non-essential cookies does not restrict access to any Aviator content or casino comparison material on this Site. It may affect some personalization features and means we cannot attribute any subsequent casino registration to a referral from this Site for commission purposes. We accept this as the appropriate consequence of respecting your choices. Category-level control means you are not forced into all-or-nothing decisions.

Blocking Necessary Cookies

Blocking all cookies at browser level, including necessary ones, typically breaks the consent tool because the preference cookie that saves your choice cannot be stored. The result is usually the consent banner reappearing on every visit. Using the on-site preference panel for category-level management avoids this problem while still providing genuine control over non-essential cookies.

Where a cookie on this Site processes data qualifying as personal data under applicable law, our privacy page governs: the legal basis, the retention period, and the rights available to you. Analytics cookies anonymize IP addresses before any data is stored. Affiliate referral cookies hold click events and timestamps, not personal identifiers. We review third-party tool data practices periodically and update this page when practices change in any material way.

We update this page when cookie practices change materially. The current version is always published here with a new effective date.