About This Reference Desk

alphawin.biz is an independent information portal about the Alphawin platform, written for readers in Bulgaria. It is not the operator, it does not act for the operator, and it is not affiliated with it. There is no cashier here, no account, no balance and no support desk for players — only pages explaining what sits behind the buttons on someone else's site.

That distinction is not a legal formality tucked into a footer. It changes what this site is allowed to say. A publisher who is not the operator cannot promise a payout, cannot restore a bonus, cannot see an account and cannot guarantee that a figure printed here still matches a cashier screen. What it can do is show where each fact comes from, so a reader can check it without trusting anyone.

The sources this site works from

• The register of licensed organisers kept by the National Revenue Agency, which took over gambling supervision from the abolished State Commission on Gambling. Every claim about legality resolves there, and no licence number is printed from memory.
• The agency's list of blocked internet pages, which is the other half of the same check.
• The operator's own published terms and cashier, read at the time of writing. Where a number here and a number there disagree, the cashier wins.
• Logged transactions paid for out of pocket, with the date and hour recorded as they happen rather than recalled afterwards.
• Bulgarian monetary facts that are checkable: the fixed rate of 1.95583 лв. to the euro, and the euro-area membership from 2026 that determines which currency a cashier may display.

Editorial rules

Four rules do most of the work. Nothing is published that has not been checked against one of the sources above. Weaknesses are written down in the same voice as strengths — a first withdrawal held for verification, a turnover clause that needs a calculator, a payment method missing for Bulgaria. No outcome is ever promised, because no publisher can promise one. And no invented player testimonials appear anywhere on this site: quotes with fictional names and towns are easy to manufacture and prove nothing, which is why the assessment page publishes a repeatable method instead.

How the site is funded

Some outbound links carry a parameter identifying this domain as the source of a visit, and a commission may follow if a reader opens an account. That pays for the work. It costs the reader nothing and changes no price. The rule that keeps it honest is that the arrangement decides whether a link exists, never what an assessment says — which is why the weak-points list is published rather than softened. The full description is on the affiliate disclosure page.

Who writes it

The pages are written by Martina Peneva, an analyst with eight years in Bulgarian digital media who has covered online gambling for a Bulgarian audience since 2019. The English section is written independently rather than translated from the Bulgarian one, because readers in each language arrive with different questions.

What this site will not do

It will not tell anyone to gamble. It will not describe a way around a blocked domain — the list of blocked pages is a supervisory instrument, and helping to evade it would make this site part of the problem it documents. It will not publish helpline numbers that have not been verified, because a wrong number handed to someone in trouble is worse than no number at all. The routes that do exist are described on the pages about staying in control and account limits.

Corrections and contact

Every page here will eventually be wrong about something: amounts move, processing times move, promotional terms move. A reader report is checked against the source and, if it holds, the text is changed rather than quietly patched. The correspondence route is on the support page, the handling of data is described in the privacy notice, and the rules of use are on the terms page.