Cookie Policy

Necessary. Core Site operation: navigation, security, and display. Always active, no consent required. Blocking them at the browser level interferes with the Site.

Analytics. Aggregate engagement data: which Aviator pages get genuine attention, how long visitors stay, what referred them here. Statistical only – no individual user profiles.

Affiliate tracking. Set when you click through to a partner casino, recording the referral origin. A click and a timestamp. Nothing personally identifying and no tracking once you leave.

Preference. Stores your consent choices and display settings between visits.

The Consent Banner

First visit: three choices – accept all non-essential cookies, decline all, or open a settings panel to choose by category. Browse without choosing and only necessary cookies run. Inaction is not treated as consent.

Your choice is stored in a preference cookie. Clear all cookies and the banner returns on your next visit. New categories of non-essential cookie will always generate a fresh consent request.

This system works as described: declining a category actually stops those cookies from running. It is not a display-state change.

Primarily Google Analytics, operating under its own data terms. No ad networks or data brokers on this Site. Nothing here supports behavioral advertising or cross-site retargeting of any kind.

Once an affiliate cookie is set and you navigate to a casino, our visibility stops entirely. We cannot see your account, your deposits, your Aviator sessions, your Cashout or auto cashout activity, or anything else you do there. The only signal we eventually receive is whether a commission was credited by the casino’s own affiliate system, and that report carries no personal data about you.

There is no live data connection between this Site and any casino. The cookie records one thing: that a click came from here. Everything after that is on the casino’s infrastructure and inaccessible to us.

Commission reports that eventually reach us confirm whether a referral converted. They do not contain personal data about you individually. Your Cashout decisions, your auto cashout settings, your multiplier outcomes, your Provably Fair verifications – none of that is in those reports or accessible to us through any other channel.

No Visibility Means No Visibility

Readers sometimes ask us about specific session outcomes or Provably Fair verification results. We have no access to any of that. The affiliate cookie records a click. After that, your Aviator activity – Cashout decisions, multiplier outcomes, auto cashout activations – exists only on the casino’s systems. If you have questions about a specific session, the casino that ran it is the right contact.

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

Browser paths: Chrome → Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies. Firefox → Settings → Privacy & Security. Safari → Preferences → Privacy. Edge → Settings → Cookies and site permissions.

Disabling non-essential cookies does not block content here. It may affect personalization and means we cannot attribute a referral if you later register at a partner casino. We accept that as the consequence of respecting user choice; we would rather not receive a commission than override a clearly expressed preference.

Blocking Necessary Cookies

Blocking all cookies including necessary ones can break the consent tool, which relies on a preference cookie to store your decision. This can create a loop where the banner reappears every visit. Granular management via the on-site preference panel avoids this while still giving you control over non-essential cookies.

Where a cookie handles data qualifying as personal data under applicable law, our Privacy Statement governs: legal basis, retention periods, and your rights. Analytics cookies anonymize IP addresses before storage. Affiliate cookies record clicks and timestamps, not individual identities.

We update this Notice when cookie usage changes. The current version is always published here with a new effective date.

Where a third-party tool we use changes how it processes data, we reassess whether our cookie inventory and descriptions remain accurate and update them accordingly. Readers who want to know exactly what is running can always find the complete inventory in Section 3.