In short: aviator-games.com collects technical visitor data (cookies, on-site behaviour statistics) and data you voluntarily submit through the feedback form if you use it. We do not sell this data directly to third parties, but clicks on affiliate links to casino operators are tracked for advertising purposes — this is part of the monetisation model, fully disclosed on the affiliate disclosure page. Below is a detailed explanation of each item.
Technical data that any browser sends to any website during a regular visit: device and browser type, approximate geolocation by IP address, pages you view, and how you navigate between them. Separately, data you enter yourself if you use the site's feedback form (for example, your name and contact address for a reply). We do not request or store payment details, casino account passwords, or other sensitive financial information — the site does not process payments and does not handle money directly.
Technical data helps us understand which pages work well and which need improvement, and general web analytics is used precisely for that — without linking to any specific individual. A separate category is affiliate tracking: when you click a link to a casino operator from our reviews, the fact of the click and sometimes the result (registration) is recorded by the affiliate programme's advertising network — this is how the affiliate model works, on which most independent review sites in this niche rely.
Cookies on the site are used for basic page functionality (for example, remembering your chosen display theme — dark or light) and for web analytics. You can disable cookies in your browser settings at any time; this may limit some conveniences (e.g., the theme will not be remembered between visits), but it will not block access to the site's content.
We do not sell visitors' personal data directly to third parties. However, affiliate networks through which we receive commission for clicks to casino operators technically see the fact that you clicked a link from our site — this is standard affiliate marketing mechanics, not a hidden data sale. We cannot guarantee that 'data is never passed to anyone' if ad click tracking actually exists — and we will not pretend otherwise.
If you have left data through the site's feedback form and want to know what is stored, correct it, or request deletion — write to us via editorial contacts, specifying which submission you are referring to. We will respond to such requests within a reasonable time.
The site is dedicated to the topic of gambling and is not intended for persons under 18 years of age (in some jurisdictions — 21 years). We deliberately do not collect data specifically aimed at minors.
For questions related to this policy and the processing of your data, write via editorial contacts — the same channel as for reporting factual errors on the site.
We collect basic technical visit data (device type, approximate geolocation, pages visited) and data you enter yourself via the feedback form if you use it. We do not request or store payment data or passwords.
Yes, for basic page functionality (e.g., remembering the display theme) and for web analytics. You can disable them in your browser settings.
Affiliate networks through which we receive commission see the technical fact that you clicked a link from our site — this is part of the affiliate monetisation model. We do not pass feedback form data or other personal data directly to operators.
Write to us via editorial contacts, specifying which submission you are referring to — we will process the deletion request.
