About JoueAviator
Who we are
JoueAviator is an independent information site about crash games, written for players in Côte d'Ivoire. Our team explains how Aviator, Penalty Duel, Tower Rush, Chicken Road, Limbo and Keno work, what they cost to play and where the risks lie. The site was founded in 2026.
We are not a gambling operator. We take no bets, open no accounts and handle no deposits or withdrawals. No operator or game studio owns the site or has a say in what we publish.
How we make money
The plain answer: the "Play now" button on our pages leads to a partner casino's offer. If you sign up through that link, the partner may pay us an affiliate commission. You pay nothing extra, and you are under no obligation to sign up.
The partnership does not shape what we write. We describe a game's weak spots as openly as its strengths, and every page reminds you that gambling can cost you money. Our editorial score is our team's opinion, not an advert.
How we work
Every figure on the site comes from a source you could check yourself, mainly the game provider's website and the rules shown inside the game. When a provider does not publish a number, we tell you so instead of filling the gap with a guess. That happens often with minimum and maximum bets, which each operator sets for itself.
For points specific to Côte d'Ivoire, such as the minimum age or the mobile wallets players use, we rely on public sources and say so when something is not documented. We would rather leave a question open than fill it with an assumption.
What we will never do
- Sell or recommend predictors, bots, hacks or signal groups. They cannot see a random draw in advance, and most of them exist to take money or personal data from players.
- Promise winnings or present any betting system as safe.
- Make up testimonials, statistics or win amounts.
- Point you to unofficial apps or APK files hosted on third-party sites.
Our editor-in-chief
Awa Koné, editor-in-chief, writes under this pen name and runs the editorial side of the site. She sets the editorial line, reads every page before it goes live and makes sure each figure traces back to a source. Her approach is that of a consumer reporter: explain how a game really works before talking about it as entertainment.
She shaped our overview of crash games in Ivory Coast so that the games are compared on practical points such as round speed, level of risk and payment methods. The same thinking runs through our guide to Aviator online, the best-known game of the genre: rules first, limits second, and a responsible gambling reminder all the way through.
Our team updates a page when a provider changes a game or when a reader spots a mistake. Each page shows the date of its latest update.
Site sections
The site is built around a home page and six game guides. Every guide follows the same outline: overview, demo, mobile money payments, bonuses, our verdict and frequently asked questions.
- The JoueAviator home page compares the six games on rules, risk and payments.
- The Aviator game: Spribe's plane, its rising multiplier and two bets per round.
- The Penalty Duel game: BGaming's penalty shoot-out, played as kicker or goalkeeper.
- Tower Rush online: the Galaxsys tower you build floor by floor.
- The Chicken Road game: the InOut Games chicken and its four difficulty levels.
- Limbo crash: you pick a target multiplier before the draw.
- Keno online: Spribe's fast keno on a grid of 36 numbers.
Before you place a bet, take a look at our responsible gambling page. You must be 18 or over, and some operators require you to be 21 for online casino games. Check your operator's terms.