Send us a tip, story idea, or correction
Igamingreport covers the iGaming industry with a focus on clear, verifiable information. If you have news to share, a lead we should look into, or something we should correct, we want to hear from you.
Email: info@igamingreport.org
What to send
- News tips: announcements, regulatory updates, licensing decisions, enforcement actions, court filings, market changes, major partnerships, mergers, product launches, or leadership changes.
- Corrections: factual errors, outdated details, broken links, misquotes, or missing context in an existing article.
- Story ideas: trends worth tracking, recurring issues, unusual patterns, or topics that deserve deeper reporting.
Helpful details to include
- A link to the original source (press release, regulator notice, filing, official statement, or published article).
- Context: what happened, where, when, and why it matters to the iGaming industry.
- Who is involved: company names, brands, jurisdictions, and relevant individuals (with titles, if possible).
- Primary evidence when available: PDF decisions, registry records, screenshots, court documents, or archived pages.
- What you’re asking us to do: publish a note, investigate further, update a line, add a missing reference, etc.
- Your contact info (optional): how we can reach you if we need clarification.
If you’re requesting a correction
- Include the URL of the page that needs updating.
- Quote the exact sentence or section you believe is incorrect.
- Provide the correct information and a source supporting it.
- If the issue is nuanced, explain the reasoning (e.g., different licensing entities, brand vs. operator, jurisdiction-specific rules).
Source protection and transparency
If you need to share something confidentially, say so in your email and explain any sensitivity. We may still need independent confirmation before publishing. Please don’t send information that violates legal obligations or includes personal data you don’t have the right to share.
Who receives your message
Tips and corrections are handled by the Igamingreport editorial team. Responsible editor: David Harris.