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This page explains how to write to the 766OK guide team about the content you find here. The team answers in English and reads every message, though this is an independent information site run by a small editorial group, not the company behind the platform. No reply time is promised, and for good reason: a small team can't commit to fixed turnaround. There's no published mailbox or street address for this site either, so don't expect a physical contact point beyond e-mail.
Our contact details
There is no published e-mail or street address for the guide team.
How this 766OK guide team can be reached
There's no postal address, no phone line and no live chat for this site, and no social media accounts to message either. The only route in is e-mail, and the guide team doesn't maintain a public mailbox for drop-in questions. Replies come in English, and there's no fixed turnaround to quote, so patience helps if you're waiting to hear back about a correction or a query.
Mention the exact page URL and attach a screenshot where relevant. It makes any correction far quicker to check and confirm.
What we can help with
The guide team deals with questions and problems tied directly to the content published on this site, not to the platform itself.
- Corrections where a screen, step or label looks outdated now
- Broken links pointing to a guide page or resource
- Questions about why a guide explains something a certain way
- Partnership, press or collaboration enquiries about the site itself
What belongs to 766OK support instead
Some problems simply sit outside what an information site can fix, because only the operator holds the account data behind them. Here's where that line falls.
- Login trouble, OTP codes that won't arrive, or a locked account
- Deposit and withdrawal issues, bonus terms or wagering disputes
- Identity verification and NID checks during withdrawal requests
- Anyone claiming to be staff who asks for your password or OTP, which genuine staff never do
For account access questions specifically, the login guide walks through the usual sign-in screens first. If that doesn't solve it, only the operator's live chat inside the account can look at your actual account and tell you what's happening.
Sending a request that gets a quick answer
A short, specific message gets answered far more usefully than a vague one. Three things help the most.
- Use the address you check Write from the e-mail account where you actually want the reply to land, so nothing gets missed later.
- Name the exact page Say which guide page you mean, what looks wrong, outdated or unclear, or what you're asking for.
- Attach a screenshot if useful A screenshot of the page in question helps a lot. Never send passwords, OTPs, ID photos or payment details by e-mail.
What happens to a message once it's sent
Any message sent to the guide team is used only to answer the question it raises, and nothing more. It's kept only as long as needed to deal with the matter, then cleared out. Nothing you send is passed on to the operator behind the platform, since this is a separate, independent site. Full detail on how information is handled sits in the privacy policy.
Contact FAQ
How should a question about a specific guide page be phrased?
Name the page title or URL and describe exactly what looks wrong or unclear, for example a screenshot of an outdated screen. That's far easier to check than a general comment.
What language are replies written in?
Replies from the guide team come in English only. There's no Bangla-language reply service on this contact page, though guide content itself is written in plain English throughout.
How fast can a reply be expected?
There's no fixed reply time, since this is a small independent team rather than a round-the-clock support desk. A clear, specific message with a page URL tends to move faster than a vague one.
What if a correction is needed on a page, say a step that no longer matches the real screen?
Send the page URL, what you saw on screen, and ideally a screenshot. For example, if a player in Khulna noticed a deposit screen no longer matches what's described, that detail alone helps the team check and fix it.