Get in Touch With Us
Got a question about one of our reviews, spotted something that needs updating, or just want to tell us where we got it wrong? This page covers how to get in touch and what you can expect once you do.
How to Send Us a Message
Email is the best way to reach the Offshore Betting Sites team. Write to us at [email protected] and a real person on the editorial team will read it — we don't run on auto-replies. Include a short line on what your message is about (a review, a correction, a general question) so we can route it to the right person and get back to you sooner.
We aim to respond within two working days. During busier periods, particularly around major sporting events, it may take a bit longer, but every message gets a reply.
What We Can Help With
- Review questions — If anything in our coverage of a sportsbook's odds, bonus terms, or payout process is unclear, ask us directly.
- Corrections — Offshore operators change their bonus terms, banking options, and licensing details fairly often. If you've spotted something on the site that looks out of date, we want to know so we can check it and update the page.
- Content suggestions — If there's a topic around offshore betting sites, crypto banking, or payout speed you'd like us to dig into, let us know what you'd find useful.
- Partnership or editorial inquiries — If you're contacting us on behalf of an operator or another site, tell us who you represent and what you have in mind. Our commercial relationships, where they exist, never decide how a book is ranked.
- Concerns about gambling harm — If you or someone you know is struggling with betting, say so in your message and we'll point you toward support resources. You can also reach the National Council on Problem Gambling helpline directly at 1-800-GAMBLER.
What This Page Is Not
We're not able to intervene in disputes between a reader and an offshore sportsbook — these operators are licensed outside the US, typically in jurisdictions like Curaçao, Panama, or Costa Rica, and sit outside the reach of any US state regulator. That means there's no US regulatory body or licensing authority we can escalate a complaint to on your behalf, and no guarantee of the fund protections or dispute-resolution processes that a US-regulated operator would be required to offer. If you have an unresolved issue with a book's payout, verification process, or account, your first step should be that operator's own support channel, followed by any dispute process named in their terms.
If you're still deciding which offshore sportsbook to use and want a side-by-side look at odds, bonus terms, and payout speed, our rankings on the homepage are a better starting point than a message to us. For readers also weighing casino options outside the mainstream US-facing market, our Best Non GamStop Casinos 2026 page covers that separately.
A Note on Accuracy and Independence
We fact-check our sportsbook reviews on an ongoing basis and correct anything that's changed — bonus terms, rollover requirements, banking methods, and payout timelines all shift over time. Reader tips genuinely help with that, so if you've used a book we cover and something doesn't match what we've published, tell us. We'd rather fix a page than leave it stale.
This site is intended for readers aged 21 and over. Offshore sports betting carries real financial risk, including the possibility of losing money and, because these books operate outside US regulation, the added risk that a payout could be delayed or refused. If gambling stops being fun or starts to feel like a problem, the National Council on Problem Gambling helpline (1-800-GAMBLER) is available for free, confidential support.