PlaySpinWheel

Contact PlaySpinWheel

We read every message. Spotted a wrong kickoff time? Have an idea for a new wheel? Want to tell us a result was rigged? (It wasn't, but we would love the story.) The fastest way to reach a real person is email.

How do I get in touch?

Write to playspinwheel@gmail.com. We aim to reply within a couple of business days. There are no accounts and no contact form to fill in: one email address reaches us for everything.

What can I write about?

  • Data corrections. Wrong squad, fixture, kickoff time, group, or stadium detail. Corrections are especially welcome, because accuracy matters to us. Include the page and what should change.
  • New wheel ideas. A use case you wish existed, from classroom pickers to party games. Many of our wheels started as a single suggestion.
  • Bugs and accessibility. Something broke, looked off on your phone, or was hard to use with a keyboard or screen reader. Tell us your device and browser and we will chase it down.
  • Privacy and data requests. Questions about how the site handles data, or a request under a privacy law. See our privacy policy first, then email us.
  • Press, partnerships, and advertising. If you want to work with us or ask about the site, say hello.

Can I trust a wheel result?

Every wheel gives all options an equal chance, and each spin can be replayed from its share link to prove nothing was weighted. If a result ever looks off, read how it works on our fairness page, then get in touch if you still have doubts.

Frequently asked questions

How do I report a wrong match time or squad?
Email playspinwheel@gmail.com with the page and what should change. Corrections to match data are especially welcome, because accuracy matters to us.
How can I suggest a new wheel?
Email your idea to playspinwheel@gmail.com. Many of our wheels started as a single suggestion from a visitor.
How quickly will you reply?
We aim to respond within a couple of business days. There is one inbox for everything, so there is no wrong way to reach us.

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