Contact Us
Got a question about an offshore sportsbook bonus, spotted something on the site that needs updating, or just want to flag your own experience with one of the books we cover? We're glad to hear from you. This page covers the ways to reach us and what we can and can't help with.
How to reach us
The best way to contact the Offshore Sports Betting team is by email at [email protected]. We read every message and try to reply within a couple of business days, though it can occasionally take longer during busy periods.
When you write in, it helps to be specific. If your message is about a particular sportsbook — say, a bonus offer, a payout delay, or a rollover requirement that didn't match what we published — tell us which book, roughly when it happened, and what you're seeing. That lets us look into it properly and correct anything that's out of date.
What we can help with
- Corrections or updates to bonus terms, odds, or market coverage listed on the site
- Feedback on a sportsbook's payout speed, customer support, or overall reliability based on your own experience
- General questions about how we compare and rank offshore sportsbooks
- Suggestions for topics or sportsbooks you'd like us to look at
- Reports of broken links, outdated pages, or anything else that isn't working as it should
What we can't help with
We're an independent review and comparison site, not a sportsbook, a payment processor, or a customer support desk for any of the operators listed here. That means a few things are outside what we can do:
- We can't process deposits, withdrawals, or account verifications — that has to go through the sportsbook directly
- We can't resolve individual account disputes, but we're happy to hear about them, since patterns of complaints do factor into how we assess a book's reliability over time
- We can't offer legal or tax advice. Offshore sportsbooks operate outside US state regulation, and questions about the legality of betting where you live, or how winnings should be reported, are best directed to a qualified attorney or tax professional in your state
- We don't provide betting picks, guaranteed tips, or advice on how to win — no site can promise that, and any that does should be treated with caution
A note on offshore betting and your own state's rules
Every sportsbook reviewed on iearn2018.org is licensed offshore — typically in jurisdictions like Curaçao, Panama, or Costa Rica — and none are licensed or regulated by any US state. That puts them in a legal grey area for US bettors: the consumer protections that come with a state-regulated book, such as segregated player funds or a formal dispute process, don't apply. Before you sign up anywhere, it's worth checking the current gambling laws in your own state, since they vary and can change.
If gambling has stopped being fun
If betting is causing stress, financial strain, or you find yourself chasing losses, it's worth stepping back and reaching out for support. The National Problem Gambling Helpline is available at 1-800-GAMBLER. Keep in mind that offshore sportsbooks often have lighter self-exclusion and responsible gambling tools than regulated US operators, so it's on the individual bettor to set their own limits. Our Responsible Gambling page has more on the tools available and where to find help.
Other pages worth a look
For more on how we approach our reviews and who's behind the site, see our About Us page. If you'd like to understand the terms of using this site, our Terms and Conditions page covers that in full.
All betting involves the risk of losing money, and offshore sportsbooks carry the added risk of delayed or refused payouts outside any US regulator's reach. This site is intended for adults aged 21 and over. If you're not sure where you stand legally, or whether betting is right for you, that's exactly the kind of question worth sending our way — or taking to a professional who can give you a proper answer.