About AviatorGame and the desk behind it
Who we are
AviatorGame is an independent editorial site that explains crash and instant games to readers in Ethiopia. The work is done by a small team we call the AviatorGame desk. We are not an operator, we take no bets and we hold no player money.
The desk is led by an editor who signs as Hana T. This is a pen name, and the editor is a figure of the desk rather than a public person. We would like our pages to be judged on what they say and how carefully they say it, and a biography would add little to that.
Why this site exists
Many pages about these games are written to push a sign-up as fast as possible. They promise easy multipliers, sell "signals" and skip the part where you can lose your stake. We wanted one calm place where a reader in Ethiopia can understand how a round is computed before deciding anything.
So our guides start with the mechanism. We explain what the multiplier does, what RTP means over many rounds and why no tool can tell you the next result. You can see this approach on our guide to crash games in Ethiopia, which compares the six games we follow, and on our Aviator walkthrough for Ethiopian players, the game most of our readers ask about first.
How we earn money
AviatorGame is funded by an affiliate partnership. When you press a "Play" button on our pages, you go to a partner offer. If you open an account there, the desk may receive a commission from that partner.
This commission never costs you anything extra, and it does not buy the partner a better review. The partner does not read our texts before publication and cannot ask us to change a figure or a verdict. If a partner offer stops meeting our standards, we remove the button rather than soften the text around it.
Our editorial rules
Every guide on the site follows the same short set of rules. They are the reason a page can take longer to publish than we would like.
- Game facts come only from the studios' own pages and rule files. When a studio does not publish a figure, we say so instead of guessing.
- Bet limits, RTP settings and maximum wins are often set by the operator. We tell you to check the in-game Limits or Rules menu rather than print a number that may be wrong.
- Amounts in birr appear only as labelled examples, such as "for example, 100 birr". They are never a promise of what you will win.
- We never sell or link predictor apps, hacks or paid signal groups. They cannot forecast a random or provably fair result.
- Reviews summarise recurring feedback themes in our own words. We do not invent players, quotes or star ratings.
- Every page reminds you that play is for adults aged 21 and over, with a fixed budget and no strategy that guarantees a win.
We also ask you to choose a serious operator that shows its licence and its terms clearly, and to verify your account before you deposit. These points matter more than any bonus.
Corrections and updates
Studios update their games, and operators change their offers. We review our pages on a regular basis and update the date at the bottom when the content changes. If you spot an error, the contact page explains how to reach the desk, and we correct confirmed mistakes as soon as we can.
If play stops feeling like entertainment, our page on responsible gambling lists the warning signs and the tools that can help. We suggest reading it before you play, while nothing has gone wrong yet.