What this policy covers
This page explains how Aviatorrr decides what to write about, how claims get checked before publishing, and what happens when something turns out to be wrong.
How topics are chosen
Topics are chosen around the practical questions Kenyan Aviator players actually search for — how the game works, how to fund and withdraw an account, how specific platforms compare, and where scams and predictor apps target new players. A topic makes the schedule when there’s a real, checkable answer to give, not simply because a phrase gets search volume. If a claim can’t be verified, the article is written to explain that gap honestly rather than filling it with a plausible-sounding guess.
How platforms and claims get tested
Claims about how Aviator works — its provably fair mechanism, its RTP, its crash-point math — are checked against the game’s published mechanics and cross-referenced across independent sources rather than taken from a single review site. Claims about specific betting platforms — M-Pesa Paybill numbers, minimum stakes, licensing status — are checked against each operator’s own published pages and Kenya’s current regulator listings where available. Where sources disagree, or a number looks stale, the article says so directly instead of picking one figure silently.
Predictor apps, signal bots and similar tools claiming to beat Aviator are evaluated against how the game’s fairness system actually works, not by installing unverified software with real money or device permissions — a distinction explained directly in the articles that cover them.
Affiliate relationships and editorial independence
Aviatorrr earns commission through affiliate links to some of the betting platforms it covers, disclosed in full on the affiliate disclosure page. Commission arrangements do not decide which platform gets recommended, how it’s ranked, or what an article says about its terms. A platform with a larger commission is held to the same licensing and payment-reliability standard as one with none.
Updating articles
Betting terms, tax rates and app details in Kenya change often. Articles are revisited when a figure is flagged as outdated, whether by the editorial team noticing a change or by a reader reporting one through the contact page. Material changes are corrected in place rather than left to accumulate as outdated advice.
Corrections process
When a factual error is confirmed, the article is corrected as soon as practical. Errors that could have led a reader to lose money or make an unsafe decision — an incorrect Paybill number, for example — are treated as priority corrections rather than queued with routine updates.
What this site won’t do
- Publish predictor claims, guaranteed win rates, or anything implying Aviator’s outcomes can be forecast in advance.
- Recommend an unlicensed or unverifiable betting platform for the sake of a higher commission.
- Present a sponsored placement as if it were independent editorial judgment.