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Commercial Transparency: How We Make Money

Published: June 2026

Straightforward explanation of how this website (the "Site") generates revenue and what that means for everything published about Aviamasters and the casinos offering it. Aviamasters is BGaming’s crash-format game. We are not a casino. We are an independent publisher covering the game and the platforms that distribute it.

Readers who understand the financial structure of a review site are better placed to evaluate what it publishes. That’s the practical reason this page exists.

// Contents

1 The Revenue Model 2 Commission Structures 3 How Referral Tracking Works 4 What Actually Drives Our Recommendations 5 Spotting an Affiliate Link 6 What We Can't Promise 7 The Risk Is Yours 8 Where Our Involvement Ends 9 Regulatory Notes 10 Current 11 Contact

// The Revenue Model

Click through to a partner casino from here, register, deposit – the casino may pay us a referral fee. That’s the complete model, and it’s what keeps this content free.

The fee comes from the casino’s marketing budget. It doesn’t cost you anything, doesn’t touch your bonus terms, and doesn’t affect Aviamasters itself. The counter mechanic, the token system, the 97% RTP, the 250x maximum win, the automatic round resolution with no manual cashout – none of it changes based on how you arrived at the casino. Affiliate links don’t cost players. We say that directly because the misconception is common.

The no-cashout aspect specifically: Aviamasters resolves automatically when the plane lands or crashes. This is how the game was built by BGaming and has nothing to do with any casino or any commercial arrangement. If you’re used to crash games where you press a button to exit, Aviamasters works differently, and knowing that before you put real money in is genuinely useful.

You’d receive the same game, the same bonuses, and the same terms as someone who typed the casino URL directly. The only difference is where the marketing budget goes.

// Commission Structures

We work with a range of licensed operators offering Aviamasters. The commission structure varies by partner:

  • Revenue share – an ongoing cut of net revenue from players we refer, while those players remain active.
  • Cost per acquisition – a flat fee per referred player who reaches a deposit threshold.
  • Hybrid models combining both.

The specific numbers behind individual agreements are confidential. The editorial consequence of those arrangements is zero – commission structure has never determined which casinos we list or what we say about them.

// How Referral Tracking Works

Click through to a partner casino and a tracking cookie lands on your device, noting that the referral started here. Register and deposit within the attribution window – usually about 30 days – and we get credit. The cookie logs a click and a time. Nothing more. It doesn’t identify you personally, doesn’t monitor your activity on the casino’s platform, and isn’t used for advertising. Our Cookie Notice has the technical breakdown.

// What Actually Drives Our Recommendations

Whether commission arrangements shape what we say is the honest question to ask, and we should be able to answer it specifically. The same standard applies to every casino we evaluate:

  • A current, verifiable license from a recognized gambling authority.
  • Bet limits, withdrawal terms, and bonus conditions stated in readable language.
  • A correctly integrated Aviamasters build, including the counter and token mechanics as BGaming documents them.
  • A working demo mode.
  • Mobile performance we’ve actually tested.
  • Responsible gambling tools that are accessible, not buried.

Miss one of those, and a casino doesn’t make our list. That doesn’t flex based on what the casino pays us. We also go back over listed casinos periodically, because licenses lapse, withdrawal practices shift, and player feedback evolves. A casino that was fine six months ago might not be fine today, and we act on that regardless of any active commercial arrangement.

The RTP range also matters when evaluating a casino’s Aviamasters offering. BGaming distributes Aviamasters at approximately 97% RTP, but individual casino configurations can vary. If a casino isn’t transparent about the specific RTP version it’s running, that alone creates a listing concern under our criteria.

// What We Can't Promise

Nothing here guarantees a specific outcome when you play Aviamasters. The 97% RTP is a long-run average from BGaming, not a session forecast. Bonus terms and bet limits are set independently by each casino and can change without telling us.

Same applies to specific mechanics: the flat-value tokens, multiplier tokens, rockets, and the automatic round resolution that makes Aviamasters different from games with a manual cashout. We base these descriptions on BGaming’s published information, but the developer can update the game whenever it chooses. Always verify current terms directly with any casino before playing.

// The Risk Is Yours

Gambling involves real financial risk. Follow a link from here and play Aviamasters for real money – that’s your decision and your financial exposure. Aviamasters is low-volatility, which means the risk accumulates gradually. Frequent small wins can make a declining balance feel like a normal session for longer than it should. A loss limit set before you start is more useful than any amount of in-session self-regulation. Use it.

And given the automatic resolution mechanic: your decisions in Aviamasters are made between rounds, not during them. There’s no in-round exit to press. This shifts when and how you manage risk compared to games with a manual cashout button, and it’s worth factoring into how you approach pre-session limit-setting.

// Where Our Involvement Ends

We don’t operate casino systems, access player accounts, or hold player funds. We can’t mediate disputes between you and an operator, and we can’t investigate specific Aviamasters session outcomes. If something goes wrong at a casino you joined through this Site, talk to the casino first, and escalate to their regulator if the issue stays unresolved.

Bonuses and Commission Are Separate

What a casino offers as a welcome bonus has nothing to do with what it pays us. These are separate commercial decisions the operator makes independently. We don’t use bonus generosity as a listing criterion because it’s not a reliable signal of platform quality, and commission size doesn’t correlate with it anyway.

// Regulatory Notes

Gambling affiliate marketing operates within advertising standards and disclosure requirements that vary by jurisdiction. This page is written to meet the transparency standards expected across major regulated markets. If you’re uncertain whether viewing this kind of content is permitted where you live, check independently.

// Current

We update this disclosure when partnerships or applicable standards change. Whatever is live here is current.

// Contact

Questions about our commercial relationships, or concerns that something we’ve written misrepresents a casino’s actual conduct, go through the contact form. We look into this kind of feedback rather than treating it as a formality.