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Found a mistake, an outdated number or a broken link? Or just have a question about the site? Email is the way to reach us. We read every message, though we cannot help with casino accounts or payouts, and we explain below who can.

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Email chickenroad.radio.am

The only way to contact chickenroad.radio.am is by email: [email protected]. We do not use contact forms, chat widgets, phone lines or messaging apps. If someone contacts you on Telegram, WhatsApp or social media claiming to represent this site, it is not us.

What to write to us about

We are happy to hear about corrections, such as a wrong figure, a mistranslation or a broken source link. Please include the page address and, if possible, a source for the correct information. We also welcome reports of outdated details, for example a change in a country's gambling rules or a new version of the game. Partnership questions are welcome too, as long as you understand that commercial partners never influence our facts or warnings.

To help us check a report quickly, tell us which edition you were reading, quote the sentence you think is wrong and, where possible, link to the official source that shows the correct information, such as a regulator's page or the game's info panel.

What we cannot do

This site publishes pages about how Chicken Road works and how to play it safely, so casino accounts and payouts sit outside our reach. We cannot access, unlock or close casino accounts, we cannot process deposits or withdrawals, and we cannot settle payout disputes.

Payout problem? Contact the operator's support first and keep written records. If that does not solve it, complain to the regulator that licensed the casino, named in the site's footer. In the UK, licensed operators must offer an approved dispute-resolution service recognised by the Gambling Commission; the Malta Gaming Authority and other regulators have their own player complaint routes. If a site has no verifiable licence, report it to your national gambling regulator or consumer protection body.

What happens to your email

When you write to us, we use your email address and message only to read and answer it. We do not add you to a mailing list, share your address or use it for marketing. Our privacy policy explains how long we keep messages and what rights you have.

Response time

We aim to reply within a few working days. This is a small team, so busy periods can take longer, and we cannot promise a reply to every message, especially promotional ones. Corrections with a clear source are always our priority.

If you need help with gambling

If gambling is causing you stress, debt or worry, please do not wait for an email reply from us. Gambling Therapy offers free, confidential support internationally, and most countries have a national helpline. Our responsible gambling page lists warning signs, tools and support options.