Privacy Policy

This page explains what happens to information when you visit this Trip2Vip review site. We are an independent affiliate publication, not the gambling operator, and the data we handle is limited to what a content site needs to function and improve.

Information we actually collect

Reading a page here does not require an account, a name or an email address. Our servers automatically log technical details that arrive with every web request: IP address, browser type and version, operating system, screen size, the page you requested, the page that referred you and the timestamp.

If you write to us using the contact address, we hold whatever you chose to include in that message, plus your email address, so we can reply.

Why we hold it

Technical logs let us keep the site online, spot abuse and understand which sections Canadian readers use. Aggregated analytics tell us whether a page about crash games or a page about live tables deserves more work.

We do not build advertising profiles, we do not sell contact details, and we do not attempt to identify individual readers from log data.

Cookies and measurement tools

Essential cookies remember basic preferences such as a dismissed notice. Analytics cookies, set by third party measurement providers, count visits and record navigation paths in aggregate form.

Affiliate tracking cookies may record that you clicked through from this page to an operator. That mechanism is how the site is funded and it does not transmit personal details to us.

Every browser lets you block or delete cookies. Doing so will not stop you reading anything here, though some preferences will reset on each visit.

Third parties involved

Our hosting provider processes server logs on our behalf. Our analytics provider processes usage statistics. Gambling operators you reach through our links apply their own privacy policies from the moment you land on their site, and we have no control over or access to the data they gather.

We disclose information beyond this only where a lawful request obliges us to.

Read the operator policy before registering an account. It governs identity documents, payment records and gameplay history, none of which pass through us.

How long records are kept

Raw server logs are discarded after roughly six months. Aggregated statistics, which no longer identify anyone, are kept for longer so we can compare performance year on year. Email correspondence is deleted once the exchange has clearly ended, usually within two years.

Your rights as a visitor

You may ask what we hold about you, request a copy, ask for corrections, ask for deletion, or object to analytics processing. Canadian readers have these rights under federal and provincial privacy law, and readers elsewhere may have equivalent protections.

Send the request from the email address concerned so we can match it to our records. We reply within thirty days. There is no fee unless a request is clearly repetitive.

Children

Nothing on this site is aimed at anyone under eighteen. We do not knowingly retain data from minors and will erase it immediately if we discover any.

Getting in touch

Privacy questions about this review site can go to the contact address published in our footer. Matters concerning a real money account, including verification and withdrawals, must go to the operator directly at [email protected], since we cannot act on account data we never receive.

Revisions

When our tools or legal duties change, this text changes with them. The current version always sits at this address, so check back if the topic matters to you.