Contact

Do you have a question about our content, have you found an error or an outdated detail, or would you like to share feedback? We appreciate all feedback that helps us keep the website accurate and useful.

How to reach us

You are welcome to contact the editorial team by email:

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We read all incoming mail and reply as soon as we can. Please bear in mind that we are an information site. We cannot help you with questions about your gambling account, deposits, withdrawals, bets or winnings with individual gambling operators. For such matters, please contact the customer service of the operator concerned directly.

What we can help with

We are happy to answer questions about the content on the site. This could include corrections of inaccurate information, suggestions for topics we should cover, or questions about the sources and facts in our articles.

If you have spotted a factual error in an article, we are especially grateful if you get in touch, preferably with a link to the page in question.

What we cannot help with

The site is an independent information site. We do not sell games, act as an intermediary for games or accept stakes. We therefore cannot help with questions about gambling accounts, deposits, withdrawals, bets or winnings. Please contact the customer service of the relevant gambling operator instead.

Nor do we give personal gambling advice or betting tips, as our role is solely to describe facts.

Need support with gambling?

If you have questions about your own or someone else’s gambling, help is available. Most countries and regions have gambling support organisations that offer free and confidential advice, often by phone, chat or online, and many of them are open around the clock. Your local health services or the gambling authority where you live can point you to the right service.

You can also take a break from gambling at any time. Most gambling providers let you set deposit limits, pause your account or exclude yourself directly through your account, and many countries also have a national self-exclusion scheme that covers several providers at once.