Link Check Desk is an independent guide for adults in India about the links, mirrors and look-alike pages that surround Spribe's crash game Aviator. It shows how to read an address before tapping, why hack links fail against a provably fair round, and how the genuine game identifies itself. It has no connection with Spribe.
The main review on the home page is written by Aparna Ghosh and dated Oct 14, 2026. Its editorial score of 4.2 out of 5 is the average of five criteria shown on that page.
How the review was checked
We used a short list of sources and nothing else:
- Spribe's own page for Aviator, for the RTP figure, device support and feature list.
- The in-game rules and the How To Play screen inside the demo.
- Our own test of the official demo in fun mode, carried out on 13 October 2026.
Anything we could not verify from these was dropped rather than guessed.
Who we are not
The people who run Link Check Desk write about Aviator as outsiders. We are not part of Spribe. That means we have no reason to make the game sound better or worse than it is, and the page does not ask you to sign up anywhere.
Updates and corrections
This guide was last reviewed on Oct 14, 2026. Between reviews, the most useful thing a reader can do is tell us when the page no longer matches what the game shows. A short note to [email protected] is enough. We check reports against the demo and Spribe's own pages before changing anything.
Intended readers
This site is for adults only. If you are under 18, please close the page. For readers who are old enough, the aim is simple: explain the game, show what the official demo looks like and set out the legal position in India, so you can decide for yourself with accurate information.
Last updated: Oct 14, 2026