About the Cookies on This Site

• Necessary cookies. Keep the Site running: navigation, basic security, core display. Always on; no consent needed; blocking them at the browser level breaks the Site.
• Analytics cookies. Show us how readers engage with our Aviamasters content – which pages about the counter mechanic, the token system, or our casino comparisons get real attention. All aggregated, no individual profiling.
• Affiliate tracking cookies. Set when you click through to a casino from here, logging that the referral started on this Site. They record a click and a timestamp. That’s it.
• Preference cookies. Save your cookie settings between visits so the banner doesn’t appear every time.

What Actually Happens With the Banner

First visit: three choices – accept non-essential cookies, decline them, or open detailed settings to choose category by category. Keep browsing without choosing, and only strictly necessary cookies are set. We don’t read inaction as consent for analytics or affiliate tracking.

Your choice gets saved in a preference cookie. Clear that along with everything else and the banner returns next visit. New categories of non-essential cookie will always come with a fresh consent request – we won’t assume prior permission extends to cover new purposes.

This system actually does what it says: choosing to decline a category stops those cookies from running, not just from appearing in a declined state.

Some cookies here are set by tools we’ve integrated, mainly Google Analytics, which operates under its own privacy terms. We don’t allow ad networks or data brokers on this Site, and nothing here is used for retargeting elsewhere.

Once an affiliate cookie is set and you move on to a casino, our visibility into what you do next ends completely. We can’t see your account, your deposits, or any Aviamasters session you play. The only thing we eventually learn is whether a commission was credited, through the casino’s own affiliate reporting.

What “No Visibility” Actually Means

There is no live connection between this Site and any casino. The affiliate cookie records a click. Everything after that is the casino’s domain and visible only to them. Commission reports that come back through the affiliate network contain no personal data about you individually.

Three ways to manage what runs on your device: our on-site preference tool; your browser’s own settings; or Google’s Analytics opt-out at tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout.

Browser paths: Chrome → Settings → Privacy and security → Cookies and other site data. Firefox → Settings → Privacy & Security. Safari → Preferences → Privacy. Edge → Settings → Cookies and site permissions.

Switching off non-essential cookies won’t stop you reading anything here, but it may limit personalization and our ability to attribute referrals.

Blocking Necessary Cookies

Blocking all cookies at the browser level – including necessary ones – can break the consent tool, which uses a cookie to remember your prior choice. This can leave the banner reappearing on every page. Granular management through our on-site preference panel avoids that.

Where a cookie processes something that legally counts as personal data, our Privacy document governs it: legal basis, retention, your rights. Analytics cookies anonymize IP addresses before storage; affiliate cookies record clicks, not identities.

We update this document as our cookie usage changes. Whatever is live here is the current version.