Sponsorships
Sponsorship covers the partnerships the brand runs — teams, tournaments, events and the public figures who appear in campaigns.
There is also a practical reason this page exists: sponsorship is the thing scammers most often borrow. Knowing what is genuine is worth more than knowing who we work with.
What sponsorship covers
- Teams and tournaments, most often in esports and regional football.
- Events, including community and charity activity.
- Brand ambassadors — public figures who appear in campaigns for a defined period.
Current partnerships are listed on this page and on the homepage feature. Anything not listed here is not ours.
What a brand ambassador is
An ambassador appears in advertising. That is the whole arrangement. They do not run promotions, they do not hold accounts on your behalf, they do not give tips, and they have no access to any account or to any game outcome.
If an account claiming to be an ambassador offers you a private promotion, a guaranteed win, or asks you to deposit through them, it is a scam. That is true without exception, including when the profile photo and the name are real.
Telling official from fake
- Official domains are listed on our about page. Check the address bar against that list.
- Official social accounts are linked from this site. A link in a message is not proof of anything.
- We never ask for a password, and we never take a deposit through a private message.
- Prize announcements go to your account inbox, not only to a social post or a group chat.
If something claims to represent us and does any of the above, report it through live chat.
Why operators sponsor at all
Straight answer: visibility, and credibility by association. A logo on a shirt puts the brand in front of people who follow the sport, and a recognisable face makes a new brand feel established faster than advertising alone does.
It is worth knowing that is the mechanism, because sponsorship is easy to read as an endorsement of how a site treats its players. It is not one. Judge an operator on whether it pays withdrawals and publishes its rules, not on whose face is on the banner.
Partnership enquiries
For sponsorship or partnership proposals, use the contact details on our about page rather than live chat, which is staffed for player support.