The fastest way to reach the editorial team is email. We read everything; corrections and reader questions get priority over everything else in the inbox.
If you believe a figure on this site is wrong — a payout window, a licence jurisdiction, an offer that has changed — email the editorial address with the page URL and what you observed. Verified corrections are applied to the page and stamped in its last-updated date. We treat a reader correction as a gift, not a complaint: this site's entire premise is that its numbers can be trusted, and readers who test them keep us honest.
We are a publisher, not an operator. We cannot access your betting account, process a withdrawal, or resolve a dispute with a betting site. For account issues, contact the operator's own support first; for disputes with a Virginia-licensed book, the Virginia Lottery handles complaints; for the offshore books listed on this site, the licensing authority stated on each row is the recourse channel. If gambling has become a problem, call 1-800-GAMBLER — free, confidential, around the clock.
Three things make a correction instantly actionable: the exact page URL, the figure or sentence you believe is wrong, and what you observed instead — a screenshot of a cashier page or an operator's terms page is ideal. If you tested a withdrawal and the timing differed from our published window, include the method and the date; rail-level detail is exactly what our verification log tracks.
Journalists and researchers working on Virginia gambling topics can use the editorial address. We can speak to our own methodology and published data; we do not comment on individual operators beyond what the site already states.
Corrections are usually reviewed the same business day. Everything else is answered within a few business days. We do not offer betting advice by email — the site's public pages are the product, and everything we can responsibly say is on them.