Legal

Terms of use

The rules that apply when you use bpp27.tero.be. Tickets are sold by Fever and follow Fever's terms and conditions of sale.

  • Updated 21 October 2026
  • Page owner: Legal, Tero Group
  • Updated 21 October 2026

Who publishes this site

bpp27.tero.be is published by Tero Group, Chau. de Tervuren 389, 1410 Waterloo, Belgium, for the Lotto Brussels Premier Padel P2 by CBC.

Contact: hello@brusselspremierpadel.be.

Information on this site

We publish what is confirmed: dates, venue, formats, access and conditions. Where a fact is not confirmed by the organiser, the page says so instead of announcing it.

Session times, the round schedule and parking arrangements can change with the official tournament schedule. The page carrying the information shows its date of last update.

Tickets

Tickets are sold by Fever on its own platform. The sale, the payment, the seat selection, the exchange and refund conditions and the customer account are governed by Fever's terms and conditions.

This site sends you to the exact Fever page of each formula. It does not sell, resell or store tickets.

Intellectual property

The texts, the design, the photographs and the videos of this site belong to Tero Group or are used with the authorisation of their owner. The names, logos and brands of the partners (Lotto, CBC, Premier Padel, FIP, Nextensa, Bullpadel and the others) belong to their respective owners and are used with their authorisation.

Reproducing a partner's logo or a photograph from this site requires their written authorisation.

Links to other sites

This site links to Fever, to Jotform and Brevo forms, to brusselspremierpadel.be and to tero.be. We are not responsible for the content or the data practices of those sites.

Liability

We do what is reasonable to keep the information and the site available and accurate. We cannot be held liable for a decision taken on the basis of information that has changed since the last update of a page, nor for an interruption of the site outside our control.

Applicable law

These terms are governed by Belgian law. In case of dispute, the courts of Brussels have jurisdiction, subject to the rules protecting consumers.