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Have a question about one of our reviews, spotted something that needs updating, or want to talk to us about a partnership? This is the place to reach us. We read every message that comes in, though as an independent research team we can't offer personal betting advice or help resolve disputes you may have directly with an operator.

What we can help with

Offshore Betting Sites covers offshore sportsbooks that accept US players — books licensed outside the United States, such as in Curaçao, Panama, or Costa Rica, that operate outside any US state's regulatory framework. We compare these sites on odds, market coverage, bonus terms, banking options (including crypto), and payout reliability. Get in touch if you'd like to:

• Flag outdated information on a bonus offer, odds format, or banking method we've listed
• Point out a broken link or a factual error in one of our comparisons
• Ask about how we score and rank the sportsbooks featured on the site
• Discuss a business, advertising, or data-sharing inquiry
• Suggest a topic or offshore sportsbook feature you'd like us to cover

What we can't help with

We're a review and comparison publisher, not a sportsbook, a payment processor, or a customer support desk for any operator. That means we're not able to:

• Access, manage, or close an account you hold with a sportsbook such as Lucky Rebel, Bovada, BetOnline, or any other operator listed on this site
• Process deposits, withdrawals, or resolve a payout dispute — those requests go to the sportsbook's own support team
• Verify your identity or complete KYC checks on a book's behalf
• Guarantee that any bonus, odds boost, or promotion is still live by the time you read about it, since operators change terms without notice
• Offer legal or tax advice about offshore betting in your state — for that, speak with a qualified professional

If your question is about an operator's licensing, payout timelines, or account-specific issue, the sportsbook's own support channel — usually live chat or email — will be faster and better placed to help than we are.

Before you write in, a few things worth knowing

Because a lot of the messages we get relate to offshore betting generally, it helps to know where we stand:

• Every sportsbook reviewed on populationpress.org is licensed offshore and is not regulated by any US state. That means none of the fund-segregation rules, dispute-resolution processes, or guaranteed-payout protections that apply to regulated US operators apply here. Bettors take on that risk themselves.
• Whether it's legal for you personally to use an offshore sportsbook depends on the laws of your own state. We don't provide legal advice — check your state's current rules or speak with a lawyer if you're unsure.
• Our rankings are built from published research into odds, bonus terms, banking options, payout speed, and operator reputation. Commission from any operator we link to never buys a higher position — see our About Us page for more on how we work.
• If gambling has stopped feeling fun or you're worried about your own or someone else's betting habits, our Responsible Gambling page has tools and the number for the National Problem Gambling Helpline (1-800-GAMBLER).

Site and policy questions

If you're looking for how we operate rather than a specific review query, a couple of other pages may answer it faster than a message will:

Age and eligibility

Offshore Betting Sites is intended for adults aged 21 and over. The site does not target, and should not be used by, anyone under the legal betting age in their state. Offshore sportsbooks reviewed here operate outside US state regulation, so the usual player protections you'd expect from a licensed domestic operator may not apply — read the risks carefully before you consider signing up anywhere.

Getting a response

We aim to reply to genuine editorial, correction, and business inquiries as promptly as we can, though response times vary depending on the nature of the request. For anything urgent involving your money — a delayed withdrawal, a frozen account, a bonus dispute — contact the sportsbook directly first, since they're the only party able to act on it.