Cookie Policy

Strictly necessary. Keep the Site operational: page navigation, core security, fundamental display logic. These are not subject to consent and cannot be switched off through our preference tool, though blocking them at the browser level may cause parts of the Site to stop working.

Analytics and performance. Show us how visitors engage with our Aviator content – which guides about the Cashout mechanic, the Provably Fair system, and auto cashout attract attention, how long people stay, and what source referred them. All data is aggregated and does not identify individuals.

Affiliate tracking. Set when you click through to a casino offering Aviator from this Site, recording that the referral originated here. These cookies log a click event and a timestamp only – nothing personally identifying.

Preference cookies. Remember your cookie consent choices and any display settings, so the Site behaves consistently on return visits.

How the Consent Banner Actually Functions

On your first visit, a banner presents three options: accept all non-essential cookies, decline all non-essential cookies, or open a detailed settings panel to choose category by category. Continuing to browse without making an explicit choice results only in strictly necessary cookies being set. We do not interpret silence as consent for analytics or affiliate tracking.

Your choice is stored in a preference cookie, which is what prevents the banner reappearing on every page load. Clear your cookies in full and the banner returns on your next visit, because we have lost the record of your prior choice. If we introduce a new category of non-essential cookie in the future, we will present a fresh consent request rather than relying on consent that was given for a different purpose.

Some cookies on this Site are set by external tools we have integrated, primarily Google Analytics. Google’s own privacy practices govern any data it subsequently processes under its data processing terms. We do not permit advertising networks or data brokers to place cookies on this Site, and nothing deployed here supports retargeting you elsewhere on the web.

Once an affiliate cookie is set and you navigate to a casino, our visibility stops there entirely. We cannot see whether you registered, deposited, or played a single round of Aviator. We only eventually learn whether a commission was credited, and that report comes through the casino’s own affiliate system, separately from anything stored in your browser. The distinction matters: the cookie tracks a click originating from this Site; everything that follows is the casino’s domain.

Exactly What We Cannot See

We receive this question often enough that it is worth addressing directly. There is no back-channel or reporting system showing us your account balance, your session history, or any personal activity at any casino we link to. Our visibility is limited to: a click happened, and it came from here. That is where our involvement in the tracking chain ends.

Three routes exist for managing what runs on your device: our on-site preference tool, available on first visit and accessible through the cookie settings link on the Site; your browser’s native settings; or Google’s dedicated opt-out tool at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Browser paths differ by software: Chrome uses Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data; Firefox uses Settings → Privacy & Security; Safari uses Preferences → Privacy; Edge uses Settings → Cookies and site permissions.

Disabling non-essential cookies does not prevent you from reading our Aviator content, but it may reduce personalization and limit our ability to attribute referrals accurately. We accept that trade-off as a natural consequence of respecting user preference.

What Happens if You Block Everything

If you block all cookies at the browser level, including strictly necessary ones, the consent tool itself may stop functioning correctly – it depends on a cookie to remember your prior choice. This can create a loop where the banner reappears on every page. Using our on-site preference panel to manage non-essential categories individually provides more precise control without this side effect.

Where any specific cookie processes data that qualifies as personal data under applicable law, our Privacy Notice governs that processing, including the legal basis relied upon, the applicable retention period, and your associated rights. Analytics cookies anonymize IP addresses before storage; affiliate tracking cookies identify clicks, not individuals.

We revise this Notice as our cookie practices evolve, publishing the current version here with an updated date.