Contact Illinois Predictions

Where to write

Write to hello@marketmoversmediainc.com about anything on Illinois Predictions. Market Movers Media Inc., the publisher, uses that one mailbox for all of its state sites, so put Illinois Predictions and the page you mean in the subject line and the message reaches the right desk. All of the requests below go to the same address.

Reporting an error

The more precise a correction request, the faster it can be checked: give the page, quote the sentence and include the document that shows the right answer, such as a State Board of Elections filing, a federal docket entry, an Illinois Gaming Board letter, a league or school schedule, or the venue's own contract rules. When an error is confirmed, the fix goes on the page where it ran, dated, in the way the about page describes. Thinking a contract is priced too high or too low is a view about the market, not a mistake on the page; a wrong name, date, district, venue or settlement rule is a mistake.

Tips and coverage

Tips are welcome on an Illinois court filing, a Gaming Board action, a change to how a contract settles, or an Illinois race, club or public question that a venue has begun to price. So are questions about why a page says what it says. What the site covers is decided by what venues list and what public documents back up: a request alone does not add a page, and disagreeing with a price does not remove one.

Privacy requests

Requests to see, correct or delete an email address held for the site's updates, or to unsubscribe, should come from that address and mention illinoispredictions.com. Each update also has an unsubscribe link of its own. What the site keeps, who handles it and how long it is held are covered in the privacy policy.

Press, licensing and legal notices

Press questions about the publisher, permission requests to republish or license the site's writing, and formal legal notices all use the same mailbox; address them to Market Movers Media Inc. as publisher of Illinois Predictions. The terms of service explain what may be quoted freely and what needs written permission.

What the desk cannot help with

A reply will never suggest a side of a contract or a venue, and nothing written in one is investment, financial or legal advice. Because the site holds no accounts and takes no orders, questions about an account, a deposit or a trade should go to the venue involved. The Illinois Gaming Board's letters and the federal cases over the state's sports-wagering law are covered, by date and without a conclusion, on the legal status page; the disclosure page confirms that the site has no commercial tie to any venue it names.