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There are three ways to get in touch. Which one you want depends on whether you have an account and what kind of problem you’re having.

Support request

For any question or account issue. Opens a case in your inbox, and replies come back to the same thread.

Bug reporter

For something visibly broken. Also opens a case, and records the page you were on when you hit the problem.

Contact form

For when you don’t have an account. Replies come by email, so nothing appears on WR-Games.
Before reaching out, check Common Issues: sign-in trouble, BGG sync, RSVPs, and notifications are all covered there with step-by-step fixes.

How to send one

Use this for anything at all: a question, a billing problem, something about your account or a group you’re in. You need to be signed in.
1

Open your inbox

Go to Messages and select the Inbox tab.
2

Start a request

Click New support request in the toolbar above your message list.
3

Describe it

Give it a short title and fill in the details. There’s no category to pick. Tell us what’s going on in your own words.
What to include. What you were trying to do, what happened instead, and the name or link of the group or event if it’s about one. You don’t need to give us your name or email. The case is already tied to your account.

Following your case

Support requests and bug reports both open a case in your inbox, with a case number (something like CASE-10842) at the top of the thread. That number is worth quoting if you need to refer back to it. Each case shows a status: You’ll get a notification and an email whenever we reply, so you don’t need to keep checking.
You can reply in the thread while a case is open. Once it moves to Closed or Dismissed, the reply box is replaced with “This case is closed.” That’s expected, not a bug: if the problem comes back, open a new request and mention the old case number.

Response times

Expect a reply within a few business days for most questions. There’s no phone line and no live chat. The three options above are the way in.

Common Issues

Fixes for the problems people hit most often.

Notifications

Control how you’re alerted when we reply.