Official site

A reader's guide to the official mrbahis site, with a note on what is and is not the official site

The official mrbahis site is mrbahisin.com. The desk's policy is to write about the official site, with a clear note on what is and is not the official site, and on the conditions under which a reader might encounter a non-official site.

Official site

A reader's guide to the official mrbahis site, with a note on what is and is not the official site

The official mrbahis site is mrbahisin.com. The desk's policy is to write about the official site, with a clear note on what is and is not the official site, and on the conditions under which a reader might encounter a non-official site that pretends to be the platform.

What is the official site

The official site is mrbahisin.com. The site publishes the platform's "About" page, its terms of service, its privacy policy, and its KYC and responsible-play tools. The site is the only place the desk treats as the platform's primary web presence.

What is not the official site

A non-official site is any site that uses the mrbahis name, logo, or product imagery but is not the platform's primary site. Common examples include phishing pages, 'tutorial' sites with affiliate links, and 'review' sites that imitate the platform's branding. The desk treats any of these as a sign the reader has been mis-served by a marketing channel and recommends walking away.

What the desk covers

The platform's primary web presence. The platform's published materials. The platform's app store routes. The desk's review of the platform, on the five filters. The desk does not cover non-official sites that imitate the platform.

How to verify the site is official

The site's domain is mrbahisin.com. The site's certificate is valid and matches the domain. The site's "About" page and terms of service match the platform's published materials. The reader who wants to verify can cross-check the certificate in their browser's address bar.

What a reader should do

Bookmark the official site. Do not follow links to non-official sites that imitate the platform. If a reader is unsure whether a site is official, the reader should contact the platform's support line, not the non-official site.

Reader follow-up

A reader's verification walkthrough, in three steps

Step 1: check the domain. The official site is mrbahisin.com. The reader checks the domain in the address bar. A domain that is similar but not identical (mrbahis.com, mrbahisin.net, mrbahis.in) is not the official site.

Step 2: check the certificate. The reader clicks the lock icon in the address bar. The certificate is valid and matches the domain mrbahisin.com. The certificate is issued by a recognised certificate authority. A self-signed certificate or a certificate for a different domain is a flag.

Step 3: check the published materials. The reader compares the site's published materials (about, terms, privacy, KYC) against the platform's published materials. The two should match. A drift is a flag the reader should report to the platform's support line.

The reader does not follow links from non-official sites. A non-official site that imitates the platform's branding is a marketing channel, not the platform. The reader bookmarks the official site and does not follow links to non-official sites from search results, social media, or messaging apps.

The reader does not enter credentials on a non-official site. A phishing page is a non-official site that asks for credentials. The reader does not enter the platform's credentials on a non-official site, even if the page looks identical. The reader reports the page to the platform's support line.

The reader does not download the app from a non-official site. The platform's app is on the App Store for iOS and on Google Play for Android. A non-official site that offers the app as a download is not the platform. The reader downloads from the official store only.

The reader reports a non-official site. The reader uses the platform's support line to report a non-official site. The platform takes the report seriously and may take action against the non-official site. The reader's report is part of the platform's defence.

Desk follow-up

A reader's verification follow-up, in three steps

The reader checks the domain in the address bar. A domain that is similar but not identical (mrbahis.com, mrbahisin.net, mrbahis.in) is not the official site. The reader bookmarks mrbahisin.com as the only safe source.

The reader clicks the lock icon in the address bar. The certificate is valid and matches the domain mrbahisin.com. The certificate is issued by a recognised certificate authority. A self-signed certificate or a certificate for a different domain is a flag.

The reader compares the site's published materials against the platform's published materials. The two should match. A drift is a flag the reader should report to the platform's support line.

The reader does not follow links from non-official sites. A non-official site that imitates the platform's branding is a marketing channel, not the platform. The reader bookmarks the official site and does not follow links to non-official sites.

The reader does not enter credentials on a non-official site. A phishing page is a non-official site that asks for credentials. The reader does not enter the platform's credentials on a non-official site, even if the page looks identical.

The reader reports a non-official site. The reader uses the platform's support line to report a non-official site. The platform takes the report seriously and may take action against the non-official site.

Reader FAQ

Reader questions, in plain language

What is the official mrbahis site?

The official site is mrbahisin.com. The desk treats mrbahisin.com as the platform's primary web presence.

How do I verify the site is official?

The site's domain is mrbahisin.com. The site's certificate is valid and matches the domain. The site's published materials match the platform's.

What is a non-official site?

Any site that uses the platform's name, logo, or product imagery but is not the platform's primary site. Common examples include phishing pages, 'tutorial' sites, and 'review' sites that imitate the platform's branding.

Should I follow links to non-official sites?

No. The reader should bookmark the official site and not follow links to non-official sites. If the reader is unsure, the reader should contact the platform's support line.

Where is the platform's app on the App Store or Google Play?

On the App Store for iOS and on Google Play for Android. The desk's app page lists the developer name and the official routes.

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