Get in Touch With Us

Got a question about one of the offshore sportsbooks we cover, spotted something on the site that needs a second look, or just want to share feedback on our reviews? This page explains the best way to reach us and what happens once your message lands in our inbox.

How to Reach Our Team

Email is the most reliable way to contact us. Write to us at [email protected] and a real member of the team will read your message and respond — we don't rely on canned auto-replies to stand in for an actual answer.

If you can, tell us upfront what your message is about. A quick line saying whether it's a factual question, a correction, or feedback on a specific offshore sportsbook helps us route it to the right person and get back to you faster.

What You Can Get In Touch About

• Questions about our reviews — Want more detail on how a specific offshore sportsbook scored on payout speed, odds, or crypto banking? Ask, and we'll point you to what we know.
• Corrections and updates — Offshore betting sites change their bonus terms, banking options, and licensing details fairly often. If something we've published looks out of date — a rollover requirement, a deposit method, an editorial rating — let us know so we can check it.
• Feedback on our methodology — If you think we've weighted odds, market coverage, or payout reliability wrongly on a particular site, we're open to hearing the case.
• Content suggestions — Looking for coverage of a topic we haven't addressed, such as a specific banking method or a market type? Tell us what would be useful.
• Responsible gambling concerns — If you or someone you know is struggling with gambling, mention it in your message and we'll point you to support resources, including the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER. Offshore sportsbooks often have lighter self-exclusion and responsible gambling tools than regulated US operators, so outside support matters.
• General site enquiries — Anything else about how the site works, how rankings are put together, or how we handle affiliate relationships.

A Word on What We Can — and Can't — Help With

We're an independent review and comparison resource. We don't operate any of the offshore sportsbooks listed on this site, and we can't process deposits, withdrawals, account verification, or bonus disputes on a reader's behalf. If you have an issue with your account, balance, or a withdrawal at a specific book, that has to go through that operator's own customer support channel — we simply don't have access to any player's account or funds.

We also can't offer legal or tax advice. Offshore sportsbooks operate outside US state regulation, and the legal position for a bettor depends on where they live. If you need certainty on either point, a licensed attorney or tax professional in your state is the right person to ask, not us.

What Happens After You Send a Message

1. Your email is read by a member of our editorial team, not a bot.
2. We aim to respond within a couple of working days, though it can take a little longer during busier periods.
3. If your message flags something inaccurate on the site — a bonus figure, a rollover term, a licensing detail — we verify it before making any change.
4. If you've asked something outside what we cover, such as an account-specific issue, we'll tell you plainly and point you toward the right place to ask instead.

Before You Reach Out

A few things are worth checking first, since they cover most of the questions we receive:

• Bonus terms, rollover requirements, and minimum odds are listed alongside each offer on our reviews — these change from time to time, so check the current terms directly with the sportsbook before you rely on them.
• If you're weighing up options beyond sports betting, our page on Best Non GamStop Casinos covers a related but separate part of the offshore gambling market.
• Every offshore sportsbook we review sits outside US state regulation. That means no state-backed player protections, no guaranteed dispute resolution, and no certainty that a book will pay out promptly — this is true across the industry, not a flaw specific to any one operator.

Betting Comes With Real Risk

We write about odds, bonuses, and banking because that's what readers ask about, but none of it changes the basic fact that sports betting involves real financial risk and no outcome is guaranteed. Offshore sportsbooks add a further layer of risk on top: they aren't licensed by any US state, so if a dispute arises over a payout, there's no state regulator to step in on your behalf. If gambling stops being something you can control, or you're betting to chase losses or cover other problems, please contact the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER. You must be 21 or older to bet with any of the sportsbooks discussed on this site.

We appreciate everyone who takes the time to write in, whether it's a correction, a question, or feedback on how we cover offshore sports betting. Every message helps us keep the site accurate and useful for the next reader.