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Affiliate Disclosure

How this site earns from casino links, what that costs you, and what commission can never buy.

Last updated: 8 September 2026

1. How the site earns

Several links to casinos are affiliate links. If you register through one and play, the operator may pay aviatorapp.uk.com a commission out of its own marketing budget. That revenue funds hosting, testing and the hours behind every figure in our tables.

2. What it costs you

Nothing. A tracked link changes no odds, no bonus, no deposit minimum and no withdrawal term. If you would rather not be tracked, type the operator's address directly — the guide works the same.

This site is built around the mobile app, so most reader questions start with an install: where the file came from, what permissions it asked for, and whether the demo behaves like the paid build.

3. What commission cannot buy

A rating, a position in the comparison table, the removal of a warning or the wording of a verdict. Reviews are written before commercial terms are discussed.

4. Tell us if it reads wrong

If a page feels like an advertisement rather than a review, say so. That feedback is worth more to us than any single referral.

5. Where the money goes

Hosting, imagery, licence checks and the hours spent re-testing figures that operators change quietly. It is also why there are no pop-ups here.

Questions about anything above go to the contact page, where a person answers them.

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