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If something on this site is factually wrong, that is the most useful message you can send. Bonus terms change without notice, rollover multiples get revised, and sites occasionally stop accepting US customers with no announcement. Include the site name and what you saw, and the page gets re-checked against the operator directly.
Reports about a slow or refused withdrawal are genuinely valuable, because a site turning bad shows up in reader reports well before it shows up in a scheduled re-test. Useful detail includes the site, the withdrawal method, the date you requested it, the date it arrived if it did, and what support told you in between. Please do not send account numbers, passwords, card details or copies of identity documents. Nothing on this site needs them and they will be deleted.
What this site cannot do is recover money on your behalf. There is no regulator in Wisconsin to escalate an unlicensed operator to, and no leverage over one. What a report does is get the site re-tested and, where the pattern holds, get it moved or removed.
Operators are welcome to send corrections to bonus terms, banking methods or licensing details and they will be verified and applied. Placement in the ranking is not for sale and enquiries about buying it will not get a reply. Journalists and researchers looking at the Wisconsin market are welcome to get in touch.
This inbox is not a support service and cannot help in a crisis. The Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling runs a confidential 24-hour helpline on 1-800-426-2535, and the national line is 1-800-GAMBLER. Both are free. There is more detail on the responsible gambling page.
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If gambling has stopped being fun, the Wisconsin Council on Problem Gambling runs a free confidential 24-hour helpline on 1-800-426-2535. The national helpline is 1-800-GAMBLER.