Our editors
One editor-in-chief, twelve country editors, each testing from the country they write about with the payment method readers actually use. Every page carries a byline and a fact-check line that link here.
Nothing on this site is written by someone who has not played the game and deposited at the operator. These are the people, where they test from and what they cover. Our rules for all of them are in the editorial policy.
Daniel Reyes, Editor-in-chief
Daniel has written about online casino games since 2016 and has been playing crash games since the first Bustabit era. He owns the editorial standards on this site and signs off every global page. Profile and pages.
Rohan Mehta, Editor, India
Rohan has tracked crash games in India since Aviator first appeared in Telegram groups in 2021. He tests every brand on this page on a Jio connection from Pune, with a UPI deposit, before it goes live. Profile and pages.
Hamza Qureshi, Editor, Pakistan
Hamza plays Aviator and Chicken Road from Lahore, usually on a Zong 4G connection, and funds every test account with JazzCash or Easypaisa so the deposit and withdrawal notes here are first-hand. Profile and pages.
Tanvir Ahmed, Editor, Bangladesh
Tanvir runs our Dhaka desk. He checks bKash and Nagad deposits on every brand listed here and keeps a spreadsheet of withdrawal times that he updates monthly. Profile and pages.
Brian Otieno, Editor, Kenya
Brian has played Aviator on every Kenyan bookmaker since Betika added it in 2021. He tests from Nairobi on Safaricom with M-Pesa, and his withdrawal-time log is the most-read thing on this site. Profile and pages.
Marco Ferrante, Editor, Italia
Marco segue i crash game in Italia da quando Aviator è arrivato sui siti ADM. Testa ogni operatore di queste pagine con un conto verificato, un deposito PostePay e un prelievo cronometrato. Profile and pages.
Jonas Keller, Redakteur, Deutschland
Jonas spielt Crash Games seit Aviator in deutschen Casino-Foren auftauchte. Er testet jeden Anbieter auf diesen Seiten mit eigenem Konto, Einzahlung per Karte oder Krypto und gestoppter Auszahlung. Profile and pages.
Lucía Romero, Editora, España
Lucía cubre los crash games en España desde que Spaceman llegó a los casinos con licencia DGOJ. Prueba cada operador de estas páginas con cuenta verificada, depósito por Bizum y retiro cronometrado. Profile and pages.
Théo Lambert, Rédacteur, France
Théo suit les crash games en France depuis l'arrivée d'Aviator dans les groupes Telegram francophones. Il teste chaque site de ces pages avec un compte vérifié, un dépôt par carte ou crypto et un retrait chronométré. Profile and pages.
Kacper Nowak, Redaktor, Polska
Kacper śledzi gry crash w Polsce od czasu, gdy Aviator pojawił się na polskich forach kasynowych. Testuje każdego operatora z tych stron na własnym koncie, z wpłatą BLIK lub kartą i wypłatą mierzoną co do minuty. Profile and pages.
Daan Visser, Redacteur, Nederland
Daan volgt crash games in Nederland sinds de opening van de legale markt in oktober 2021. Hij test elke aanbieder op deze pagina's met een geverifieerd account, een iDEAL-storting en een geklokte uitbetaling. Profile and pages.
Andrei Popescu, Editor, România
Andrei urmărește crash games în România de când Aviator a apărut la cazinourile licențiate ONJN. Testează fiecare operator de pe aceste pagini cu cont verificat, depunere cu cardul și retragere cronometrată. Profile and pages.
James Whitfield, Editor, UK
James has covered crash games in the UK since Spaceman reached the first UKGC casinos. He tests every operator on these pages with a verified account, a debit-card deposit and a withdrawal timed to the minute. Profile and pages.
How a page gets published
A country editor writes the page from a live account on a local connection. The editor-in-chief reads it against the operator's site and the provider's published figures, re-runs any maths, and sends it back if a claim cannot be shown. Global game pages go the other way: Daniel writes, the country editor who knows the game best fact-checks. The fact-check line under every headline names who did it. Corrections go to [email protected] and are fixed within two working days.
How our editors test crash games
The game comes first, then the operator. For a global game page Daniel plays the official demo for a few hundred rounds and exports the round history, so the crash-point distribution we describe is one we have seen rather than one we were told about. RTP, minimum bet and maximum win are taken from the provider's published figures and checked against the game's own info panel at two or more operators, because a casino can configure limits differently from the studio default.
For a country page the order reverses. The country editor opens a real account in their own name, deposits with the method a local reader would use, plays at least two hours across several sessions on a phone on a mobile network, and withdraws the full balance with a stopwatch running. We also confirm that the build is the genuine provider version: the provider's name is in the corner and the fairness panel verifies a settled round. Anything we cannot show, we mark as operator-dependent.
How we keep pages up to date
Crash games change slowly; the casinos around them change constantly. Withdrawal times are re-tested at least once a quarter, and a page is reopened whenever an RTP, a payment partner or a law changes. When a regulator moves (India's 2025 online gaming act, Spribe's UK licence suspension and its reinstatement in 2026), the affected editor rewrites first and Daniel checks the rewrite before it goes live.
The date under every headline is the last time the page was checked, not the last time a comma moved. Material corrections are noted at the bottom of the page. None of this makes the house edge go away, and every editor says so where it matters. 18+ only.
Frequently asked questions
How does the team test a crash game?
We start with the official demo where one exists and play a few hundred rounds with the round history exported, then play the real-money version at the operators we list. The RTP, minimum bet and maximum win are checked against the provider's published figures, and the fairness panel is verified on a settled round. We do not copy numbers from other review sites.
Do your editors play with their own money?
Yes. Every test account is in the editor's own name and funded with the method readers in that country use, such as UPI, JazzCash, bKash, M-Pesa, PostePay or Bizum. We fund our own deposits instead of using operator review accounts, because the real cashier and withdrawal flow is what readers will meet.
How often are pages updated?
Withdrawal times are re-checked at least quarterly, and a page is updated whenever a game's RTP, an operator's payment partner or a country's law changes. The date under each headline is the last time the page was checked. Material changes are noted at the bottom, and reported errors are normally fixed within two working days.
Can an operator pay for a better review or ranking?
No. We earn affiliate commission when readers register through our links, and we say so on the about page, but an operator cannot buy a position, a kinder note or the removal of a criticism. Operators do not see pages before publication. An operator that fails our withdrawal test is left off, whatever it pays.
Daniel Reyes, Editor-in-chief
Daniel has written about online casino games since 2016 and has been playing crash games since the first Bustabit era. He owns the editorial standards on this site and signs off every global page. More from Daniel.