Contact Housebets support immediately if you see an unfamiliar login, account change or transaction. Say that you are reporting a possible account-security incident so the team can assess the right next steps.

Note what changed, the approximate time and the relevant transaction or login reference. If you still have access, review Security in your account settings and any session or login information available there. A location label alone is not proof of who logged in; report the unfamiliar activity without guessing the person's identity.

Secure the email or linked sign-in account you use for Housebets as well. If you use a password, change it through the official flow to a unique password, and review your two-factor authentication. If you cannot sign in, tell support which access you have lost.

Open Housebets directly rather than following a link in the suspicious message. Use site chat or [email protected]. Never send passwords, authenticator codes, backup codes, wallet keys or recovery phrases.

Ask the team to check the current account and transaction status. A report does not itself confirm that a payment was stopped, a session was revoked or funds were recovered. Keep the reference for follow-ups and avoid placing new bets or payments to test the account.