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You must be 21 or older to use the sportsbooks we review (18 or older only where a site's own minimum age allows it and your state permits it). Betting involves real risk of loss. If gambling is causing you harm, call the national helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER.

This page explains how to contact the Offshore Betting Sites editorial team, what we can help with, and what we can't. We review and compare offshore sportsbooks that accept US bettors. We are a publisher, not a sportsbook, so we can't touch your betting account.

What we can help with

Write to us about anything on the site. The most useful messages usually fall into these groups:

• Corrections: A bonus figure, rollover term, payout method or banking detail that looks out of date or wrong. Sportsbook terms change often, so tell us which page and which sportsbook you mean.
• Questions about our reviews: How we weigh odds, reduced juice, betting limits, market coverage, payout speed, verification and reputation.
• Reader experiences: If a sportsbook we list was slow to pay, changed its terms or handled support badly, we want to hear it. We treat this as a reader report, not a verified fact, and we check it before acting on it.
• Suggestions: Sports, markets or topics you'd like covered, such as prop bets, parlays, futures, racebooks or crypto banking.
• Business and editorial enquiries: Introduce yourself and say what you have in mind. Commercial relationships don't decide rankings, and commission does not buy position.

What we can't help with

Being clear about this will save you time.

• Account or payout disputes. We don't run any sportsbook and can't release a withdrawal, reverse a decision or recover funds. Contact the sportsbook's own support first and keep records of your emails, chats, transaction IDs and the terms you accepted.
• Legal or tax advice. Offshore betting sits in a legal grey area for US bettors, and rules vary by state. We can share general information only. Check your own state's laws and consult a qualified professional.
• Picks or guaranteed outcomes. We don't sell tips, and no bet is a lock.

It's also worth knowing that offshore sportsbooks carry no US state regulation or player protections. There is no state gaming commission to escalate a complaint to, no segregated-funds requirement and no guaranteed dispute process. That is the main reason we suggest deposits you can afford to lose.

How to write to us

Use the contact method shown in the site header or footer. A short, specific message gets the fastest useful answer. Include:

1. The page or sportsbook you're asking about
2. What you saw, and what you expected to see
3. The date you saw it, since terms change
4. A screenshot or terms wording, if you have it

Please don't send passwords, full card numbers, wallet seed phrases or ID documents. We will never need them.

What happens next

A member of our team reads each message. If you report an error, we check it against the sportsbook's current published terms before we update anything. We date-check time-sensitive details, and this page's facts were last reviewed on Sep 30, 2026. We can't promise a reply time or a particular outcome, and we can't reply to every general remark, but we read everything.

Before you contact a sportsbook about a problem

Most issues get solved faster when you're prepared. Re-read the bonus terms, including rollover, minimum odds, time limits and excluded markets. Check the withdrawal rules, including limits, fees and verification requirements. Then contact the sportsbook's support through its official channels and keep a written record. If you pay by crypto, remember that transfers are usually irreversible and prices can swing.

Support and responsible gambling

Offshore sportsbooks may lack the self-exclusion and limit-setting tools that regulated US operators must offer. If betting is affecting your finances, relationships or mood, or you're betting to escape stress or recover losses, please stop and reach out for help. Call or text 1-800-GAMBLER, or use the National Council on Problem Gambling's resources. If you mention this in a message to us, we'll point you to support services, though we are not a counseling service.

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