Blogs & News

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We would rather say that plainly than fill the page with articles nobody wrote. When we start publishing here, posts will appear on this page with the date they went up.

Where updates reach you today

• In-site notifications. The bell in the header and your notifications page carry account notices, payment updates and announcements. This is the channel we use for anything that affects your money, so it is worth checking.
• Banners on the site. Maintenance windows and payment method outages are shown as a banner at the top of the page while they are in force.
• Your branch operator. The WhatsApp and Telegram contacts published in the help centre are the fastest route for deposit and payout news.
• The claim pages themselves. Current promotion rates and offers live on Bonus, Referrals and VIP, and are explained on Promotions. Those pages are always current, which a news post cannot be.

What we will post here

• Changes to the site: new markets, new games, changes to how a page works.
• Payment news: a method going down or coming back, and changes to deposit or withdrawal processing.
• Changes to the Rules & Regulations or the Terms & Conditions, with an explanation of what changed and why.
• Planned maintenance, announced in advance where we can.
• Guides to using the site: how a market settles, how to read your profit and loss, how the limits in Settings work.
• Security notices, including warnings about fake accounts and phishing messages using our name.

What we will not post

• Tips, predictions or fixed match claims. We take bets. Telling you what to bet on would be a conflict of interest, and anyone claiming to know a result in advance is either guessing or lying.
• Systems and strategies presented as a way to beat the odds. There is no such thing, and selling one is how people get scammed.
• Anything presented as news that is really an advert with a date on it.

A note on fake accounts

People set up social media profiles and Telegram channels using operator names, including ours, to sell tips or to collect deposits. Anything official comes through the channels listed above or through the contacts published in the help centre, or by email from support@example.com. If you are unsure whether a message is from us, check the anti-phishing phrase on your account, and ask support before you pay anyone anything.