Affiliate disclosure
A site that reviews casinos and stays quiet about where its money comes from is worth exactly as much as its silence. So here is the sentence without decoration: vipluck.info earns affiliate commission from the operator it describes.
How it works
Links leading from these pages to the Vipluck platform are affiliate links. They carry an identifier that lets the partner recognise a reader who arrived from here. If you follow one, open an account and play, the publisher receives commission. It costs you nothing extra — the terms on the operator side are identical to those for someone who arrived directly.
What that changes, and what it does not
It does not change the legal account. This site states plainly that Vipluck holds no Polish online casino licence and cannot obtain one, that the domain can be entered into the register kept by the Minister of Finance with blocking and refused payments following, and that a dispute with the operator will not reach a Polish regulator. Publishing those facts lowers conversion, and they still appear on the homepage, in the review and in every thematic cluster.
It does not change the numbers either. Deposit thresholds and payout times are described as values declared by the operator, because that is what they are. We publish no test results we did not produce, and no player testimonials with names and cities, because in this industry those are usually editorial copy dressed as quotation. The editorial rules are on the author page.
It does change one thing: this site covers a single brand rather than comparing ten. That is a monobrand model and we name it honestly instead of pretending to be an independent ranking in which the covered platform happens to come first.
How to spot an affiliate link
- It leads off the vipluck.info domain to the operator site.
- It opens in a new tab.
- The address carries a partner identifier.
- Every call-to-action button on this site is an affiliate link.
Internal links to other pages of this site, such as payments or bonuses, are not affiliate links.
What we do not do
We do not sell placements inside texts, do not remove critical passages on request, and do not publish commissioned content without labelling it. We also do not collect personal data for marketing purposes — the site keeps no user accounts, as set out in the privacy policy.
What this means for a reader
Only that this site deserves the same treatment as any other material online: verify what can be verified. A licence can be checked in the regulator's public register, a wagering requirement in the promotion terms, a deposit threshold in the cashier. This guide shows where to look and what you should see there — and that value is independent of who funds it. The full description of how the site operates is on the about page, and the conditions of use in the terms.