Get in Touch With Us
This page explains how to contact the Bitcoin Betting Sites editorial team at nokycbettingsites.cn.com, what we can help with, and what we can't. We are an independent comparison site. We review crypto sportsbooks and the bonuses they advertise, but we don't run any of them and we can't act on your behalf with a sportsbook.
Age statement: Sports betting content on this site is for adults only. You must be at least 21 years old, or older if the sportsbook or your state sets a higher minimum age. We do not write for, or respond to requests from, anyone under that age.
Contact options and what to put in your message
The contact method for our team is the one provided by the site's contact form or contact link, where one is shown. We don't publish a phone number or a live chat line, so please don't look for one. We don't want to invent contact details that may not work for you.
A clear message gets a faster answer. Where they apply, please include:
- The page address or the name of the article you are writing about.
- What you think is wrong, unclear or missing.
- Any source you can point us to, such as a screenshot of a bonus terms page with the date you viewed it.
- The date you noticed the issue, since bonus terms change often.
Please never send private keys, seed phrases, wallet passwords, full account logins or ID documents. We will never ask for them, and nobody connected with this site should.
What you can contact us about
- Corrections to bonus details. Our pages cover offers such as BetPanda's 10% weekly cashback, Cryptorino's match bonus and cashback, and the welcome packages at Punkz, Wild.io and Vave. Terms such as rollover, wagering requirements, minimum odds, time limits and eligibility can change without notice. If an offer no longer matches what you see, tell us.
- Questions about how we review. We research and verify publicly available information and rank on odds, market coverage, bonuses, payout speed and reliability, banking and trustworthiness. Commission never buys position. If you want to know how a rating came about, ask.
- Reader experiences. If you had a payout delayed, refused or paid without trouble at a site we cover, you can tell us. We treat one account as a signal to look into, not as proof. We can't investigate individual disputes.
- Topic suggestions. Tell us which sports, coins or bonus types you want compared.
- Business and editorial enquiries. Operators and other organizations may introduce themselves, but paid placement does not influence our rankings.
- Responsible gambling concerns. Mention this in your message and we will point you to support resources.
What we can't help with
We are not a sportsbook, a payment processor or a law firm. That sets some limits:
| Request | What to do instead |
|---|---|
| A delayed or refused withdrawal | Contact the sportsbook's own support first and keep records, including transaction IDs, timestamps and screenshots. We can't release funds or force a payout. |
| A bonus that wasn't credited | Check the bonus terms and contact the operator. We can only tell you how the offer is described publicly. |
| Whether betting is legal where you live | Check your state's laws and consult a qualified attorney. We can only give general information. |
| Tax questions on crypto or winnings | Consult a qualified tax professional. Nothing on this site is tax advice. |
| Recovering lost or mis-sent crypto | Blockchain transfers generally can't be reversed. We can't trace or recover funds. |
| Picks or guaranteed wins | We don't offer them. No tip is a lock, and betting is not a source of income. |
What happens after you write to us
A person on the editorial team reads your message. We don't promise a set response time, and we may not reply to every message, especially messages that can't be verified. If you report a factual error, we check it against the operator's current public terms. If it holds up, we update the page and revise the fact-check date.
The information on our pages was last reviewed on Sep 30, 2026. Advertised offers are the sportsbooks' own claims, not results we have tested, and they may have changed since.
Reporting problems with a crypto sportsbook
Crypto sportsbooks that accept US bettors are licensed offshore and sit in a legal grey area for US residents. US state regulators do not supervise them, and state-level protections such as segregated funds, formal dispute resolution and guaranteed payouts don't apply. An offshore book can delay or refuse a payout, and there may be no official body to turn to.
If you have a problem, these steps tend to help:
- Read the operator's terms on the bonus or withdrawal in question.
- Write to the operator's support in writing so you have a record.
- Save transaction hashes, chat transcripts and screenshots.
- Avoid depositing more to "unlock" a withdrawal.
- Seek advice from a qualified professional on legal or tax questions.
Responsible gambling help
Only bet money you can afford to lose. Crypto prices can also swing sharply, so the value of a bankroll can drop even if your bets hold steady. Betting is not a way to solve money problems or escape stress, and chasing losses makes things worse. Offshore books may not offer the self-exclusion, deposit limit or cooling-off tools that regulated US operators provide, so check what a site offers before you deposit.
If gambling is causing harm to you or someone you know, call 1-800-GAMBLER (1-800-426-2537), the national helpline. You can also ask us to share further resources.
Explore our other guides
If your question is about a different topic, our review pages cover individual sportsbooks, bonus terms and banking. Readers comparing sites outside the US may also find our guide to trusted non GamStop casinos for UK players useful, though it covers a different market and different rules.
Thank you for helping us keep the information accurate. Your feedback is welcome, and you are under no pressure to sign up anywhere.