Get in Touch With Us
Questions, corrections and suggestions all help keep this site accurate and useful. Whether you have spotted something that looks out of date or simply want a point explained more clearly, we would like to hear from you.
How to Reach Us
The simplest way to contact the team is by email at [email protected]. Every message is read by a person, and we reply as promptly as we reasonably can. Please be patient during busier periods. We would rather send a considered answer than a rushed one.
What You Can Write to Us About
- Factual corrections: if a detail on a page no longer matches what you have seen, tell us which page and what has changed.
- Clarity requests: if a section about payments, verification or bonus terms left you with more questions than answers, let us know where it lost you.
- Topic ideas: suggestions for trade-offs or comparisons you would like explained are always welcome.
- Accessibility issues: if anything on the site is hard to read or navigate on your device, we want to fix it.
- General feedback: what works, what does not, and what you would change.
If you are curious about the people behind these pages and the principles we write by, our about us page sets out who we are and how we approach the subject.
Helping Us Help You
A few small details make it much easier to give you a useful reply:
- Include the address of the page your message relates to.
- Describe the issue in a sentence or two, with dates where relevant.
- Use a clear subject line, such as "Correction" or "Question about withdrawals".
Please do not send passwords, card numbers, identity documents or other sensitive personal information. We will never ask for them, and we do not need them to answer your question.
What We Cannot Do
We are an editorial website, not a gambling operator. That means we cannot access accounts, process withdrawals, reverse transactions or settle disputes with any site. For problems of that kind, contact the operator's own support team directly, and keep a record of your correspondence.
If Gambling Has Stopped Being Fun
If you are worried about how much time or money you spend gambling, please pause and speak to someone you trust. Free, confidential support services are available across the UK, and your GP can also point you towards local help. Setting deposit limits, taking breaks and stepping away entirely are all sensible choices.
Thank you for taking the time to get in touch. Your input genuinely shapes what we publish next.