Writes casino reviews and analyses of Aviator mechanics. Recalculates the rounds he cites in his texts from the published hash; checks operators’ licences against the regulator register and takes withdrawal limits and timeframes from the casino’s own cashier rules. More in the editorial methodology.
Evgeny Vodolazkin is the author and analyst of AviatorGames. He writes about crash games: how an Aviator round works, what an RTP of 97% actually means and which betting schemes hold up under calculation. His second area is reviews of casinos with Aviator: whether the game is in the lobby, which licence the operator holds, how long withdrawal takes and what the bonus wagering is. He writes the Russian version of the site himself; the other language versions, including this one, are prepared from his material by localisation editors.
I start with the game itself — with the round formula. The operator publishes the SHA-256 hash of the server seed before the round begins and reveals the seed after the crash. The seed is then combined with the client seeds of the first three players in that round; the resulting string is hashed again with SHA-512; the first 13 characters of the hash are turned into the coefficient using an open formula. On the concrete example this gives 13.80× — the same logic applies to any real round in your game history. The full formula and a step-by-step example are on the fairness check page.
For operators, I open the game lobby and capture a frame showing the provider and the round-verification panel; I check the licence number in the regulator’s database; the limits and timeframes come from the casino’s own cashier documentation, not from an aggregator’s retelling. Payout windows in the reviews are taken from the operator’s cashier rules, and they are labelled as such.
Because the English edition covers several countries at once, I keep the market conditions separate: India (overall INR with UPI), Bangladesh (BDT), Pakistan (PKR), Kenya (KES), Nigeria (NGN), Canada (CAD and provincial regulators such as iGaming Ontario) and the UK (GBP and the UK Gambling Commission). 4rabet, 1win and Mostbet are the operators most often used in the site’s cashier examples for India, Bangladesh and Pakistan. Their Curacao-style licences are offshore licences; they do not equal local authorisation in any of the countries above.
What is verified by calculation and what depends on the specific casino.
The formula, a real hash, and how to recalculate the result yourself.
What these apps actually do with your data.
If you find a factual mistake in one of my articles — for example an outdated explanation of the game mechanics — tell the editorial team. Write to hello@aviator-games.com; this is the shared editorial address. Include the page URL, the disputed passage and a link to a source with the current data. General questions about how the project operates are answered on the about us page.
The reviews are written and signed by Evgeny Vodolazkin, author and analyst of the AviatorGames project.
He writes casino reviews with Aviator and analyses of the game mechanics: the round formula, RTP and betting strategies. The calculations in his texts can be repeated from the published hash.
For the game: by recalculating a round from the published hash — SHA-256 before the round, SHA-512 after it — which any reader can reproduce. For operators: a lobby screenshot showing the provider and the proof panel, the licence number in the relevant regulator register, and cashier terms from the operator's own documentation. Payout windows are given according to the operator's cashier rules.
No, not for the assessment itself. Some casino links are affiliate links, but that is disclosed separately and does not change a verdict: a low score is not removed for money, and a high score cannot be bought.
Through the shared editorial address hello@aviator-games.com. Include the page URL, the disputed passage and a link to the source.
Provably fair shows that a round was not rigged against a specific player; it does not remove the built-in house edge or the financial risk of betting. If gambling stops being entertainment, the responsible gambling page explains where to get support.
Who makes AviatorGames and how operators are assessed.
How the game looks in the 1win lobby and what the round panel shows.
How the site's affiliate model is structured.
How we handle visitor data.