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Questions, corrections, suggestions: we're listening.

Send us a message and a real person will read it. If you want to learn more about how we review crypto casinos and why we built this site, visit our About Us page.

Worth Getting in Touch For

• You spotted an error. Wrong bonus amount, outdated information, broken link, a casino that's changed ownership or terms. Tell us the page URL and what needs fixing.
• You want us to review a crypto casino. Know a platform we haven't covered? Let us know which one. We can't review everything, but we track suggestions and prioritise based on reader interest.
• You had a bad experience with a featured casino. We can't step into disputes, but we monitor feedback closely. If complaints about a casino start piling up, we revisit our recommendation. Your report matters.
• You have a suggestion for a guide. Our guide library covers a lot, but crypto moves fast. If there's a topic we haven't covered that would help you, tell us. We're always looking for gaps to fill.
• You have a business enquiry. Advertising, partnerships, press, affiliate proposals. Include details about what you're looking for and we'll route it to the right person.
• Something on the site isn't working. Broken pages, display issues, slow loading. Let us know and we'll investigate.

The more detail you include, the faster we can help. Page URLs, casino names, screenshots, transaction IDs, and what you expected versus what happened are all useful.

The Hard Limits

We review crypto casinos. We don't operate them. Here's what that means in practice:

There are also crypto-specific limits that no one can work around:

• Blockchain transactions are irreversible. If you sent crypto to the wrong address, those funds are likely gone. We can't recover them. The casino can't recover them. This is a fundamental property of how cryptocurrency works.
• Lost wallet access means lost funds. Your private keys and seed phrase are your responsibility. If you lose them, no one can recover your funds. Not us, not the casino, not the wallet provider. This is why wallet security matters so much.
• Legal and tax questions need a professional. Crypto gambling sits in a grey area for US players. Tax obligations on crypto winnings vary by state and situation. For specific questions, consult a lawyer or accountant.

If a casino won't pay out and you've exhausted their support, escalate to their licensing authority. We can't force a resolution, but we do track complaints. Repeated problems with a casino affect how we rate it.

Crypto Scams to Watch For

Crypto attracts scammers. They're creative and persistent. Here's how to stay safe.

We will never ask you for:

• Your wallet seed phrase or private keys
• Your casino login or password
• Payment of any kind
• Screenshots of your wallet balance
• Remote access to your device
• Personal documents or ID

Anyone asking for these is trying to steal from you. It doesn't matter what reason they give or who they claim to be.

We don't operate on Telegram, Discord, WhatsApp, or any messaging platform. Any account claiming to represent this site on those platforms is fake. Our only official contact is through this website.

Common scam patterns to watch for:

• "Recovery agents" who claim they can get your lost crypto back for a fee. They can't. They'll just take more of your money.
• Fake customer support accounts that reach out after you post a complaint publicly. Real support teams don't work this way.
• Investment opportunities promising guaranteed returns. Nothing in crypto is guaranteed.
• Airdrops or bonuses that require you to connect your wallet to an unknown site. This is how wallets get drained.

If something feels off, it probably is. Trust your instincts.

When to Expect a Reply

We're a small team. Every message gets read, but not every message needs a reply.

If you haven't heard from us in a week on something that needed a reply, try again. Something may have gone wrong.

Common Enquiries