Contact Us

Got a question about one of our reviews, spotted something that needs a second look, or want to flag an offshore sportsbook we haven't covered yet? This is where to reach us. We read every message, even if we can't reply to all of them personally.

How to reach the team

The quickest way to contact Offshore Gambling is by email at [email protected]. Let us know which sportsbook or page your message relates to — it helps us find the context faster and get back to you with something useful rather than a generic reply.

What we can (and can't) help with

We're an independent research and comparison site, not a sportsbook, a payment processor or a customer support line for any operator listed on kutcheris.com. That means there are limits to what we can do for you directly.

• We can help with: corrections to bonus terms, odds, or licensing details you believe are out of date; questions about how we score and rank offshore sportsbooks; general feedback on our reviews and site content; media or partnership enquiries.
• We can't help with: processing a deposit or withdrawal, resolving a dispute over a specific bet, verifying your account with a sportsbook, or offering legal or tax advice about betting in your state.

If you're having a payout dispute or account issue with one of the offshore books we cover, that has to go through the sportsbook's own support channels — we have no ability to intervene in individual account matters, since these operators sit outside US regulation and outside our control.

If your issue is with a specific offshore sportsbook

Before contacting us about a problem with a particular book, it's worth trying the operator's own support desk first — most offshore sportsbooks run live chat or email support, and issues like slow verification or a stuck withdrawal are often resolved faster that way than through a third-party site. If you do want to tell us about your experience, good or bad, we're happy to hear it: reader reports genuinely feed into how we assess payout reliability and customer service on future review updates.

Reporting a correction or an outdated bonus offer

Offshore sportsbook promotions change often — a welcome bonus percentage, a rollover requirement, or a minimum odds condition can shift with little notice. If you spot an offer on kutcheris.com that no longer matches what a sportsbook is actually running, email us with the sportsbook name, the page it appeared on, and what you saw when you checked. We verify these reports before making any changes.

Concerned about your betting habits?

If reaching out to us is connected to a wider worry about gambling — yours or someone else's — please don't wait on an email reply. Call or text the National Problem Gambling Helpline at 1-800-GAMBLER, available in the US for free, confidential support. Our Responsible Gambling page also has more on the tools and limits available, and is worth reading regardless of which sportsbook you use, since offshore operators generally offer lighter self-exclusion and account controls than regulated US books.

Other pages worth checking first

Some questions are answered faster in our existing content than by email. If you're wondering how we arrived at our rankings, our About Us page covers our review process and independence from operators. If you want the legal fine print around using this site, see our Terms and Conditions. And if you're specifically looking at options outside the sportsbook space, our Non GamStop Casinos page covers that separately.

A note before you write in

kutcheris.com is intended for adults aged 21 and over. We don't provide betting advice, predictions, or any guarantee of winning outcomes, and nothing in our replies should be read as financial or legal advice — for tax or legal questions about betting in your state, speak to a qualified professional. Offshore sportsbooks are licensed outside the US (commonly in jurisdictions like Curaçao, Panama or Costa Rica) and are not regulated by any US state authority, so they fall outside the consumer protections regulated operators are required to offer. We can answer questions about our coverage of these sites, but we can't change their terms, speed up their processes, or guarantee any outcome with them.