How to fix or change your name on a betting account
Your account name must match your government ID. Ask support to correct a typo or record a legal name change, and send a copy of your ID plus proof such as a marriage certificate or court order if asked. Self-service name edits are usually locked.
Changing your betting account name usually needs support, because the name must match your government ID and your payment methods. Fixing a mismatch early prevents blocked withdrawals later.
How to fix or change your betting account name
- Open Profile and check which fields you can edit, since names are often locked after registration.
- Contact support and say whether it is a typo, a nickname or a legal name change.
- Send a clear copy of your current government ID.
- For a legal change, add the document that proves it, such as a marriage certificate or court order.
- Update any payment method that still shows the old name.
What to send and what to expect
Support compares your ID with the account record and may ask for a second document. Send a clear, uncropped image of an ID that has not expired, with all four corners visible. Review time varies by operator, so make the request well before you need to withdraw, and keep the confirmation once the change is approved. When it is done, check that the account name, the ID and every payment method show the same spelling.
Nicknames and display names
Use your legal name for the account. Many operators let you pick a separate display name or username for the app, so you can keep the nickname there and leave the legal name on the account record. If a card shows a different name than your account, use a card or bank account in your own name or ask your bank to update the card.
