Get in Touch With Us

Whether you have a question about how we review offshore sportsbooks, want to flag something that looks out of date, or just want to share feedback on the site, we would like to hear from it. This page explains the best way to reach us and what happens once your message lands.

The Best Way to Reach Us

Email is the most reliable channel for getting a real answer from a real person. We do not run this as a ticketing system with canned replies — messages are read and answered by someone on the Offshore Gambling team, and we aim to get back to most enquiries within a couple of working days. During busier periods, particularly around major sporting calendars, it can take a little longer, and we appreciate your patience if it does.

When you write in, a bit of context helps us route your message quickly. Let us know whether you are asking about a specific offshore sportsbook we cover, a bonus offer, a payout or banking question, or something unrelated to our reviews altogether. If your question relates to a particular operator listed on iamboigenius.com, naming it directly saves a round of back-and-forth.

What This Site Can and Cannot Help With

We can help with questions about our reviews, our editorial ratings, how we compare odds and welcome offers across offshore books, or the rollover terms attached to a given bonus. What we cannot do is act on your behalf with any sportsbook — we do not process deposits, chase withdrawals, or resolve account disputes with the operators we review. If you have an issue with a specific offshore sportsbook, such as a delayed payout or a locked account, that needs to be raised directly with the sportsbook's own customer support team, since we have no authority over how any operator handles individual accounts.

Topics Readers Commonly Write In About

• Review accuracy — If a bonus figure, rollover requirement, or piece of information about an offshore sportsbook such as Lucky Rebel, Bovada, or BetOnline looks out of date, tell us. We fact-check regularly, but offers and terms change on the operator side without notice, and reader tips help us keep pages current.
• General questions — Anything unclear about how offshore betting sites work, how our rankings are put together, or what a term like "reduced juice" or "same-game parlay" means.
• Content suggestions — If there is an offshore sportsbook, a market, or a banking method you think deserves closer coverage, let us know what you had in mind.
• Partnership or editorial enquiries — Organizations interested in working with us should introduce themselves and outline the proposal clearly; we assess these on their own merits and separately from how any operator is ranked.
• Responsible gambling concerns — If you or someone you know is struggling with gambling, please say so in your message. We will point you toward support resources, and you can also reach the National Council on Problem Gambling helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER at any time, independent of contacting us.

A Word on What We Cover

Offshore Gambling reviews and ranks offshore sportsbooks — betting sites licensed outside the United States, typically in jurisdictions such as Curaçao, Panama, or Costa Rica, that accept US bettors. These operators sit outside US state regulation, which means the consumer protections that apply to licensed domestic sportsbooks — things like segregated player funds or formal dispute resolution — generally do not apply here. We aim to be straightforward about that in every review, and we are just as straightforward when readers write in asking us to soften or omit that context. We won't.

Betting always carries the risk of losing money, and with offshore books there is the added risk that a payout could be delayed or disputed. If a message you send us relates to whether a particular offshore sportsbook is right for your situation, we can share what our research shows, but the decision — and the risk — is always yours. Nothing we publish should be read as a guarantee of payment, winnings, or reliability, and you should check your own state's laws before depositing with any offshore operator.

Before You Write In

A few quick checks can sometimes save you a wait for a reply:

1. If your question is about a specific bonus, check the operator's own terms page first — rollover requirements, minimum odds, and expiry windows are set by the sportsbook, not by us.
2. If your question is about eligibility or the legality of offshore betting in your state, that is a matter for your own research or a qualified legal professional, since laws vary by state and we cannot give personal legal advice.
3. If you are asking about tax treatment of gambling winnings, the same applies — general information only, consult a tax professional for your specific situation.

Getting Back to You

Once your message reaches us, it goes to a member of the editorial team rather than a queue of automated triage. We read what you have written, and if we need more detail to help properly, we will ask for it before closing the loop. We do treat reader corrections seriously — keeping ratings, bonus terms, and banking details accurate across the offshore sportsbooks we cover is the whole point of this site, and that only works if the feedback loop with readers stays open.

You must be 21 or older to bet with any offshore sportsbook referenced on this site, and everything here is written for an adult audience already aware of that. If you are reaching out with a question, a correction, or just a comment on something you read, thank you for taking the time — we look forward to hearing from you.