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Operator-only workflows
Marketing preferences, affordability reviews, source-of-funds questionnaires, and responsible-gambling interventions are sensitive processes that must stay inside the operator’s regulated tooling. If you disagree with an outcome, follow the complaints procedure the operator publishes and consider guidance from the Gambling Commission or ADR schemes as applicable. We cannot lodge complaints as your agent, predict regulatory outcomes, or pressure trading teams through informal email. Legal disputes require qualified advisers reviewing your facts and the contract you accepted at registration.
Privacy when you email us
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Response timing and tone
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Accessibility of this contact path
If email is inaccessible to you because of disability-related barriers, send a brief note through any channel you can manage and describe the adjustment you require within reasonable means. We do not operate a premium-rate telephone line for this guide. Hearing users who prefer voice may still be asked for a written summary so an audit trail exists for corrections. We cannot guarantee instant telephone callbacks for small editorial teams.
Conflicts of interest and tone policing
Contributors may hold personal preferences about game aesthetics or sports clubs; factual statements should remain neutral. If a sentence crosses from colour commentary into misleading partiality, cite it and we will reassess wording while preserving accuracy. We do not pay for undisclosed positive coverage of the Mr Vegas brand; this host is informational, not a disguised advertorial page pretending to be “news.”
Third-party referrals we decline
We do not introduce readers to solicitors, tipsters, “chargeback consultants,” or recovery-room schemes. Requests for those introductions receive a polite refusal. Any commercial proposal unrelated to fixing factual errors on this site should go through a formal business inbox if one is published; cold outreach about link sales is filtered aggressively.
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Do not add our address to bulk carbon-copy lists for unrelated newsletters; spam filters may blacklist your domain. If you represent a network of affiliates, consolidate issues into one thread per topic rather than opening many parallel tickets. Seasonal sporting peaks do not increase our mailbox capacity; repeated follow-ups within hours rarely accelerate answers.
Security research
This guide does not run a formal paid bug bounty programme. Good-faith reports about obvious misconfigurations on our own host may still receive thanks. Out-of-scope issues include social engineering of Mr Vegas staff or customers, which we cannot coordinate or reward. Responsible disclosure should focus on technical facts, not on exploiting individuals.