Contact GrandPrixOdds: Every Route to the Desk
Questions, corrections, partnership enquiries, privacy requests - they all reach the same small desk, and this page tells you exactly how to get an answer out of it. The short version: email [email protected], say what the message is about in the subject line, and you will hear back within the response times below. The longer version, which this page exists for: which topics we handle fastest, what to include so your report can be actioned immediately, which questions belong to your bookmaker instead of us, and the formal company details for anything that needs them. We are an information site run by a compact contributor desk - there is no call centre and no ticket maze, just people who read everything that arrives.
Contact Details
The formal record, for readers, partners and regulators alike:
| Channel | Details |
|---|---|
| Email (all enquiries) | [email protected] |
| Phone | +248 4 555 017 (English; Mon-Fri, 09:00-17:00 SCT) |
| Legal entity | Larry Bet Ltd |
| Registered office | c/o Offshore Incorporations Limited, Suite 5, 2nd Floor, Savoy Building, P.O. Box 910, Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles |
| Website | grandprixodds.com |
Email is the primary route and the one we commit to response times on - everything below assumes it. The phone line handles spoken enquiries during Seychelles business hours, but anything that needs a written answer (corrections, privacy requests, partnership terms) should come by email so both sides have a record. Postal mail to the registered office reaches us via our incorporation agent and is the slowest route by far - use it only for formal notices that require it.
What to Write About - and How Fast We Answer
The desk triages by topic, and the honest response commitments are these:
| Topic | What to Include | Response Time |
|---|---|---|
| Corrections (facts, prices, times) | Page URL, the error, the correct version with source | Acknowledged in 2 working days; verified fixes within 2 working days |
| Record table disputes | The specific selection, the official result you believe applies | Reviewed against the official classification; answered in writing |
| Rankings and testing questions | Which book, which criterion, what you experienced | Within 5 working days |
| Privacy requests (access, deletion) | What you are asking for; no identity documents needed | Acknowledged in 2 working days |
| Content permissions and media | What you want to use and where | Within 5 working days |
| Partnership enquiries | Your proposal in one paragraph | Within 5 working days; most are declined, politely |
| Responsible gambling concerns | Only what you are comfortable sharing | Prioritised; answered as fast as the desk can type |
Two notes on the table. Correction reports genuinely are the fastest lane - a clear URL plus the correct figure with its source can be verified and live within hours, and the correction note on the page credits the report. And responsible gambling messages skip every queue: if you write to us in a difficult moment about your own betting, the reply will come from a person, quickly, and it will point you to the tools and support routes on our responsible gambling page rather than to anything commercial.
What Belongs to Your Bookmaker, Not Us
Some mail we cannot action, however much we would like to - because GrandPrixOdds is an information publisher, not an operator. Account problems (login, verification, balance queries), bet settlement disputes, bonus terms and withdrawal delays all belong with the bookmaker's own support: they hold your account, your funds and the systems that settle your bets, and only they can act. Our advice for those cases: contact the operator's support in writing, keep records of every ticket, and escalate to their licensor's complaints channel if a licensed operator fails to respond. Where we do help: patterns. If you experience a verifiable problem with a listed operator - a stalled withdrawal, a broken payment rail, a closed market board - tell us with the details. Individual cases stay between you and the operator, but repeated patterns feed directly into our monthly testing and rankings, which is the leverage an information site actually has.
Writing a Report We Can Action Immediately
The difference between a same-day fix and a week of back-and-forth is usually the first email. For corrections: paste the page URL, quote the line as published, give the correct version, and name the source (official classification, operator page, championship announcement) - four elements, one paragraph. For operator problem reports: the book, the country and payment method, dates and amounts in outline, and what support answered - no account passwords or full statements, ever; we never need them. For partnership pitches: one paragraph on what you propose and one on why it fits a motorsport betting site for South Asia; decks without that paragraph are rarely opened. And for everything: a real reply-to address. We answer every genuine message, but we answer it to the address it came from.
Partnership and Media Enquiries
Operators and affiliates: read the affiliate disclosure page first - it documents our listing pipeline (licence check, regional fit, full test cycle, commercial terms last) and our refusals (no paid rankings, no sponsored predictions, no casino redirection). Pitches that ask for anything on that refusal list are declined without a meeting, which saves everyone an email chain. Journalists and researchers: our data - record tables, ranking histories, testing methodology - is quotable with attribution and a link; anything beyond brief quotation needs written permission, which the desk grants quickly for legitimate editorial use. Content-permission requests from competing sites are assessed on the same terms as everyone else's.
Response Hours, Weekends and Race Weeks
The desk works to Seychelles business hours, with one sport-shaped exception: race weeks. Thursday is publication day and Monday is settlement day, so those two days run hot - correction reports and record queries arriving on a Thursday or Monday are typically actioned the same day, because the desk is already inside the pages you are writing about. Weekends during race season see lighter monitoring: urgent responsible gambling mail is still picked up, everything else waits for Monday. Public holidays follow the Seychelles calendar, which occasionally shifts a response window by a day. None of this changes the commitments in the table - it explains the rhythm behind them, and why the fastest possible moment to flag an error in a prediction card is the day it publishes.
A Note on Tone, Anonymity and Abuse
Three small house rules for the inbox. Write as strongly as you like - angry correction reports are often the best ones, and nobody here needs protecting from blunt feedback; but threats and abuse go unanswered, because a small desk gets to have that rule. Anonymous mail is fine for corrections and tips (the information is what matters), but privacy requests and record disputes need a reply-to address that reaches you. And a standing caution: anyone claiming to represent GrandPrixOdds in direct messages on social platforms, messaging apps or forums is not us - the desk communicates through the address on this page and nowhere else. If someone selling "guaranteed picks" uses our name, it is a scam; forward it to us and we will add it to the list we pursue.
Legal and Responsible
All bookmakers listed on this page hold valid international gambling licences (Curaçao eGaming). If you choose to bet online, do it responsibly and at your own discretion - our advice is simple: always play with licensed platforms and their official apps, so your account, payments and data stay protected.
Two standing reminders belong on a contact page. If you are writing about a gambling problem - yours or a family member's - the responsible gambling page lists the support organisations that genuinely specialise in it, and they answer faster than any website desk can; write to us too, but write to them first. And if you are writing from a jurisdiction where online betting is restricted, that is a question for local guidance, not for us: we cannot provide legal advice, and nothing in our replies should be read as it.
Frequently Asked Questions
The Bottom Line
One inbox, one desk, real answers: [email protected]. Corrections get fixed and logged, privacy requests get honoured, operator problems get heard and folded into the testing that powers the rankings - and responsible gambling messages jump every queue there is. Write to us; the record of what happens next is, like everything on this site, public by design.