Contact Sportsbook Promos: Questions, Corrections, Feedback

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Want to contact Sportsbook Promos? This page explains what we can help with, what to include in your message and what we can't do. We publish reviews and comparisons of sportsbook promotions, so most messages are about a promo that has changed, a term that looks wrong or a topic you'd like covered.

How to reach our team

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What to contact us about

Corrections: An offer amount, rollover, minimum odds rule, expiration date or payment condition that doesn't match what the sportsbook currently shows. Tell us which sportsbook, which page, and where you saw the different term.
Outdated information: Promotions change often. Our facts were last checked on Sep 29, 2026, and a newer change may not be reflected yet.
Topic suggestions: Guides on promo types, bonus terms, state eligibility or big events such as the Super Bowl and March Madness.
Editorial or partnership questions: Introduce your organization and explain what you have in mind.
Feedback on the site: Anything confusing, missing or hard to read on a phone.

What we can't help with

We are a publisher, not a sportsbook. We can't see or change your account, and we can't resolve disputes.

Your issue	Where to go
A bonus didn't credit, a withdrawal is delayed or an account is locked	The sportsbook's own support team. Keep screenshots of the offer terms and your transaction history.
A complaint about a licensed operator in your state	Your state gaming regulator, if the operator is licensed there.
Legal or tax questions about winnings	A qualified professional. We can't give definitive legal or tax advice.
Gambling is causing you stress or harm	The helpline below.

Some sportsbooks we cover operate offshore. State consumer protections and regulator complaint routes may not apply to them, and there is a higher risk that a payout is delayed or refused. Please check an operator's licensing and terms yourself before depositing.

What to include for a faster answer

The page or sportsbook you're asking about.
The exact term in question, such as the rollover, minimum odds or expiry.
Where you saw the conflicting information, ideally with a screenshot of the sportsbook's terms.
Your state, if it affects the question. Promotions and availability vary by state.

What happens next

A person reads each message. We don't promise a set response time, and we can't recommend a specific bet or guarantee any outcome. When a correction is confirmed against the sportsbook's own published terms, we update the page. Our rankings are editorial, and commission does not buy position. Some links on the site may earn us a commission, but that doesn't decide how offers are ranked.

Responsible gambling help

Betting always carries the risk of losing money, and no promotion changes that. Only bet what you can afford to lose, and never chase losses or bet to escape stress or money problems.

National Problem Gambling Helpline: call or text 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537). It is confidential and available around the clock.
Texas: if you are in Texas, the same helpline is available, and you can also ask it about Texas-specific counseling and support services. Note that regulated online sports betting is not currently offered in Texas, so check the legal status where you are.

If you'd like to take a break, most sportsbooks offer deposit limits and self-exclusion tools in their account settings.

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