About Us
Get to Know Us: Aviator Team
With a strong focus on innovation and collaboration, our Aviator team has once again proven their ability to deliver results that truly take flight.
About Us
Our focus is simple—Kenyan players and the sites that serve them. That means casinos, crash games including Aviator, apps/PWAs, and the nuts and bolts that matter here: KES support, local payments, and payout reliability.
How we test, day to day:
- Create and verify accounts: KYC from a clean device; no “VIP shortcuts.”
- Make real deposits: Mostly M-Pesa, sometimes cards/e-wallets, always in KES.
- Withdraw and time it: Start a stopwatch, record the clearance message, and keep screenshots.
- Talk to support: Try live chat during off-hours to see how fast, human, and helpful it is.
Our core team works out of Nairobi (with regular trips to Mombasa and Kisumu). That matters because local networks, peak hours, and payment rails here behave differently from what you’ll read in global Aviator reviews.
Our Mission
We always keep three main promises:
- Cut the noise: If a tip doesn’t save time in a live round or a real cashier flow, it doesn’t make the page.
- Explain the “why,” not just the “what”: We show you why a withdrawal stalled or why a bonus looks good but plays badly.
- Stay independent: Ratings and recommendations come from testing notes, not from who pays commission.
No predictions, no magic: crash games rely on randomness/provably fair mechanics. We don’t sell fake “Aviator signals,” we don’t push “Aviator predictors,” and we flag anything that pretends to guarantee results.
Who We Are in Aviator
Our Principles
What guides every review we publish:
- Hands-on first: If we haven’t played it, paid it, and tried to withdraw it, we won’t recommend it.
- Respect your time (and data): Mobile-first layouts, clear steps, no filler, and no heavy images that burn data.
- Transparent mistakes: If we get something wrong, we correct it; if a site improves, we move it up the rankings.
- Responsible play: We publish 18+ guidance, link to help resources, and highlight account-limit tools in every review.
Bottom line: these principles are our non-negotiables on every review, so you can make faster, safer decisions with your KES and your time.
Our Experience
What the last 12 months looked like in our logs:
- 26 Kenyan-facing casinos fully reviewed from sign-up to payout.
- 41 Aviator casino mobile apps/APKs installed (plus 17 PWAs); we track battery drain and data use.
- Hundreds of live and Aviator demo rounds in crash titles; we test common cash-out routines (e.g., 1.50× anchors, split bets, and stop-loss drills).
These numbers aren’t theory—they’re what shape our ratings, warnings, and “this is fine but slow” verdicts. If we can’t reproduce a payout or if an Aviator app stutters at take-off, the score reflects it.
How We Choose Casinos
Our checklist, step by step (what passes and what fails):
- Licensing & ownership. We require a clear, current licence and a named operator entity. What fails our test is a vague “master licence,” no company address, or mismatched domains.
- Payments in Kenya. We require KES deposits/withdrawals and M-Pesa support that actually clears. What fails our test is FX-only cashiers, stalled M-Pesa payouts, or hidden fees.
- Withdrawal speed. We require consistent processing under 72 hours and we publish our timed results. What fails our test are repeated delays of over 72 hours without a clear reason, and moving goalposts on KYC.
- Security & privacy. We require HTTPS, modern encryption, and sensible data requests. What fails our test are requests for unnecessary documents or unsecured forms.
- Game integrity. We require stable crash rounds and transparent fairness statements. What fails our test are mid-round glitches or unexplained round drops.
- Mobile UX. We require a smooth load on a basic Android and stable PWA/app behaviour. What fails our test is stuttering on join, lag during cash-out, and a forced landscape with a broken UI.
- Responsible tools. We require deposit limits, cool-off, and self-exclusion links. What fails our test is having no tools, or tools hidden behind support tickets.
Red flags we remove sites for include: repeated payout stalls, unclear ownership, disappearing bonuses, or crash rounds that behave inconsistently. If that happens, we quietly withdraw our recommendation and explain why on the review page.