How can I tell if an email is really from Superbet?

February 26, 2026 08:13
Updated

Beware of fake emails or messages: how to identify scam attempts

Some scammers may try to impersonate Superbet to steal your data. This is called phishing, but the most important thing is knowing how to protect yourself.

Here's how to identify a scam:

The email comes from a strange address, like @gmail.com or something similar.
The message contains strange links or typos.
They ask for your information such as your password or card number.
They create a sense of urgency: "you have 1 hour to respond" or "your account will be blocked".

How to protect yourself:

Please confirm that the email address has the .domain @superbet.gr.
Never share your password via text message or phone.
If you have any questions, please contact our support team via the direct contact links on our website.
Avoid making hasty decisions. Superbet will never pressure you to make instant transactions.
Don't click on links in emails, messaging apps, or ads without verifying the sender.

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