Contact CuracaoBookies

This page explains editorial corrections and the appropriate routes for gambling-account disputes. CuracaoBookies does not operate gambling accounts, process withdrawals or settle disputes with bookmakers.

Editorial Enquiries

A useful correction identifies the exact page and statement, explains what has changed, and provides a primary source with a date. For a licence discrepancy, include the public domain and licence reference, not private account records.

  • Content corrections: the page URL, disputed wording and supporting evidence.
  • Operator updates: official terms or regulator records showing the change.

Do not send sensitive account information

Do not send passwords, one-time codes, passport scans, payment-card details or wallet recovery phrases. CuracaoBookies cannot use these to release money, certify a licence or resolve an account restriction.

For an operator dispute

Start with the gambling company's formal complaints process. Keep the relevant terms, transaction references and written replies, and establish the independent dispute route that applies to that account. An editorial correction request is separate from a claim for compensation.

For immediate help with gambling harm, use the independent services on our responsible gambling page.

Corrections and Account Questions

What should I include when reporting an incorrect licence claim?

Include the article URL, the exact statement you believe is wrong, the operator's public domain and a link to the official record. If the information changed, include the date shown by the source. Public evidence is enough for an editorial correction; passwords, identity scans and private account records are not needed.

Can you chase a casino withdrawal for me?

No. We cannot access your gambling account, approve a withdrawal or instruct an operator to release funds. Use the company's formal complaints process and keep its written replies. If the terms identify an independent dispute route, check how to use it. Reporting an article error is a separate process.

Should I send a passport scan to prove what happened?

No. Do not send identity documents, card numbers, passwords, one-time codes or wallet recovery phrases to this publisher. If an operator legitimately requires verification, use its official secure route after checking the domain. A correction to a public guide should be supported with public source material, not sensitive personal documents.

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