Cookie Policy

Necessary cookies. Required for the Site to function – navigation, security basics, core display logic. They run with or without consent because the Site cannot operate without them.

Analytics cookies. Show us how readers engage with our Aviamasters guides – including content about the counter mechanic and the token system – popular pages, time spent, navigation paths. Collected in aggregated form that does not identify individuals.

Affiliate tracking cookies. Set when you click a link to a casino platform offering Aviamasters. They record that the click came from here, so we can be credited with a commission if you register and deposit. They track a click and a timestamp – not your identity.

Preference cookies. Remember your cookie consent choices and any display settings between visits, so the Site feels consistent each time you return.

What Actually Happens When the Banner Shows Up

On your first visit, a banner gives you three options: accept everything non-essential, reject everything non-essential, or open detailed settings to choose category by category. If you browse on without choosing, we only set strictly necessary cookies – we don’t treat inaction as consent for analytics or affiliate tracking.

Your choice gets saved in a preference cookie so the banner doesn’t pop up again every time you load a page. Clear that cookie along with everything else, and the banner reappears next visit.

Some cookies here are set by tools we have integrated, mainly Google Analytics, governed by Google’s own privacy terms. We do not let advertising networks or data brokers place cookies on this Site, and nothing here is used for retargeting.

Once you click through to a casino, our affiliate cookie has done its job and has no further visibility into what you do next. We can’t see whether you registered, deposited, or played – all we eventually learn is whether a commission was credited, through the casino’s own affiliate reporting.

What We Genuinely Can’t See After That

Worth being upfront about the limits here. We don’t have a dashboard, a log, or any technical way to see your account, your balance, or what you’re actually doing on a casino’s platform. The cookie’s job ends the moment you land there.

A few ways to manage what is running on your device: the on-site preference tool, shown on your first visit and accessible any time afterward; your browser’s own settings, which let you block or delete cookies; or Google’s opt-out add-on at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Each major browser handles this a little differently. Chrome keeps cookie controls under Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. Firefox uses Settings → Privacy & Security. Safari has it under Preferences → Privacy. Edge places it at Settings → Cookies and site permissions.

Turning off non-essential cookies will not stop you from reading our content, but it may limit personalization and our ability to credit referrals correctly.

If You Block Everything, Including Essentials

Blocking all cookies at the browser level, essential ones included, can cause parts of this Site to misbehave – even the consent tool itself depends on a cookie to remember what you chose, so blocking everything can leave the banner reappearing every visit. Using our on-site preference panel to manage non-essential categories individually tends to work better than blanket browser-level blocking.

If a cookie processes something that counts as personal data, our Privacy Policy is what governs that – legal basis, how long we keep it, your rights. Analytics cookies anonymize IP addresses before storage; affiliate cookies are tied to clicks, not to you as a named individual.

We review and update this Policy as our cookie usage evolves. Whatever version is published here, with its date, is the current one.