Help when things go wrong

Complaints and disputes process

We help you document issues, push for fair resolutions, and steer complaints to the right authority.

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Author:Gary Salem-Senior Casino Analyst

Audits casino terms, payout speed tests, and responsible gambling visibility across markets.

Last edited

2025-12-17

Before you escalate

  • Take screenshots of the issue, terms, chats, and any error messages.
  • Save transaction IDs, timestamps, and payment method used.
  • Request a formal complaint ticket ID from the casino support team.
  • Keep communication polite and factual; avoid multiple simultaneous threads.
  • Check the casino licence and regulator on our Casino Regulation page.

Our escalation ladder

1

Operator review

We verify your evidence and contact the operator with your ticket ID for a formal response.

2

ADR or ombudsman

For licensed markets, we push the case to the regulator-approved dispute body (e.g., eCOGRA, IBAS).

3

Regulator notification

If tools are removed or payments stall, we notify regulators and may delist the brand from AllBonusCodes.com.

See Player Safety for how we act on red flags.

Where to escalate by market

United Kingdom

ADR first (IBAS or eCOGRA) then UKGC. Only licensed sites listed on our UK page.

Canada

Use provincial ombudsman (e.g., iGO for Ontario) with your chat and payment logs.

Australia

Report to state regulators and ACMA for advertising or self-exclusion breaches; BetStop covers all licensed sites.

New Zealand

Complaints route through DIA. We encourage using Gambling Helpline if stress is building.

South Africa

Escalate to the relevant provincial gambling board with proof of deposits and identity checks.

Evidence checklist

If you need to stop playing

Pause now. Self-exclude via the casino, then use national blocking tools like GAMSTOP (UK) or BetStop (AU). We place your wellbeing first and can help remove links from your view—contact us through Contact if you need assistance.