Affiliate Disclosure
Affiliate and Commercial Transparency

We work with licensed casino operators that distribute Aviator. Commission structures vary by partner:

• Revenue share: an ongoing percentage of net gaming revenue from referred players for as long as those players remain active on the platform.
• CPA (cost per acquisition): a fixed payment triggered when a referred player fulfills a specified qualifying deposit condition.
• Hybrid: a combination of CPA and ongoing revenue share components.

Specific figures are confidential under the terms of each arrangement. What we state directly: the financial terms of any arrangement, favorable or otherwise, have not influenced and will not influence which casinos appear in our coverage or what we say about them. This is a fixed editorial standard applied uniformly regardless of what any operator offers us commercially.

The question every reader should ask about an affiliate publisher is whether commercial arrangements shape editorial assessments. They do not shape ours. Every casino evaluated for Aviator coverage is assessed against the same fixed criteria regardless of commission:

• A current, publicly verifiable gambling license from a recognized regulatory authority.
• Bonus, withdrawal, and stake terms written in language readers can genuinely understand before committing to anything.
• A correctly functioning Aviator integration: the multiplier mechanic working as Spribe documents it; the auto cash out feature operational and correctly implemented, a mandatory criterion because it is the primary in-game responsible gambling tool for this game; and provably fair functionality accessible and independently verifiable by players.
• A working and accessible demo mode that accurately represents the real-money game experience.
• Mobile platform performance confirmed through our own direct testing rather than reliance on casino claims.
• Responsible gambling tools, specifically deposit limits, loss limits, session time limits, cooling-off periods, and self-exclusion, accessible within standard account settings without requiring players to contact support first.

Any operator that does not satisfy every criterion is not listed, regardless of commercial terms. These criteria are not weighted: strong performance on some cannot compensate for failure on others. Listed operators are re-evaluated on a rolling basis, license status is tracked continuously, and material changes to terms, bonus conditions, and responsible gambling tools are followed. When we identify a change that affects any listing criterion, the listing is updated or removed independently of whatever commercial relationship is active at the time.

Nothing published here guarantees any specific Aviator session outcome. The approximately 97% RTP is a long-run statistical average across a very large number of rounds; it does not predict what any individual session produces. High volatility means significant session variance: sessions can include extended runs of early crashes that substantially reduce a balance before any large multiplier is achieved. The crash point for any round is independent of all prior rounds, and there is no corrective mechanism that makes a large multiplier more likely after a sequence of low-crash rounds.

The auto cash out feature, set at a realistic multiplier before each round rather than left to a manual decision under session pressure, is the most directly relevant risk management action an Aviator player can take. Spribe can update game parameters without notice, so always verify current terms and mechanics with any casino before depositing real money.

We operate no casino and have no access to player accounts, session records, or round data at any operator. We cannot investigate disputes, examine specific round outcomes, or mediate between players and casino operators. If something goes wrong at a casino you found through this Site, the casino’s own support channel is the appropriate first step and its licensing regulator is the escalation route if the casino fails to resolve the matter. Nothing in our commercial arrangements with any casino limits or modifies any consumer protection right you hold under the law of your jurisdiction.

Our listing criteria serve a related practical function: by recommending only casinos with verified licenses, readable terms, correctly functioning Aviator integrations including working auto cash out 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.

Welcome Bonuses and Commission

What a casino offers as a promotional or welcome bonus and what it pays us as an affiliate commission are entirely separate commercial decisions made independently by the casino. No correlation exists between the two. Bonus generosity is not a listing criterion and does not influence commission terms in either direction: a casino can offer an attractive bonus while paying a low commission, or the reverse.

We update this disclosure when commercial arrangements or applicable standards change in material ways. The version published on this page at any given time is the current operative disclosure. Check back if this is something you monitor over time.