The fastest way to reach OffshoreSportsbooks Ltd is by email: [email protected]. Every message goes to the OffshoreSportsbooks Editorial Team. We do not run a phone line or live chat, and we do not have a walk-in office.
Response times
We aim to reply within two business days. Corrections to legal or tax information get priority, because a wrong state status or an outdated IRS threshold can cost a reader money. Business inquiries can take longer. We do not reply to automated link requests or messages promoting unlicensed operators.
What to include
- Corrections: the page URL, the sentence that is wrong, and a source. Official sources (a state regulator, a statute, an IRS publication, a court opinion) move fastest.
- Questions about a page: the page URL and your question. We can explain what we wrote and where it came from.
- Licensed operators and partners: your company name, the states where you hold a sportsbook licence, and the name of each licensing regulator.
- Privacy requests: what you want us to do (access, delete, correct) and the email address connected to the request. See our privacy notice for details.
What we cannot help with
We are a publisher, not a sportsbook. We cannot see your betting account, release a withdrawal, reverse a voided bet, or change your limits. For anything about your account, contact the sportsbook first.
If you bet with a state-licensed sportsbook and the operator does not resolve your complaint, the next step is the regulator that licensed it. In New Jersey that is the Division of Gaming Enforcement, in Pennsylvania the Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, and in Michigan the Michigan Gaming Control Board. Other states list their regulator in the sportsbook app, usually in the footer or the terms.
If you bet with an offshore sportsbook, we cannot help recover funds, and no US state regulator has authority over that operator. If you believe you were defrauded online, the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center accepts reports at ic3.gov.
Press and research
Journalists and researchers can use the same inbox. Tell us your outlet or institution, your deadline, and the specific figure or page you want to discuss. We can point you to the primary source behind any number on this site, whether that is a state regulator’s announcement, an IRS instruction, or a court opinion. We do not provide commentary on individual operators.
We will not
- Recommend an offshore or unlicensed sportsbook, even by private email.
- Explain how to bypass geolocation, VPN detection, identity checks, or self-exclusion.
- Give personal legal or tax advice. For your own tax situation, speak with a qualified tax professional or check the IRS website.
If you need help now
If you are writing because betting has become a problem, you do not need to wait for our reply. Call or text 1-800-GAMBLER any time, or use the chat at ncpgambling.org. Our responsible betting page lists self-exclusion programs and account tools.
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