I have been a loyal player on Sixty6 since they opened. I visited the site often and randomly got coin packages when I had the extra money to play. Finally, on July 5, 2025, I actually won, so I put in my redemption — it was for $700. Then they did a second verification, which was fine.
I’ve played on other sites before and have never had any issue with redeeming or verification or anything like that. I submitted my documents as they requested. Everything was going okay until yesterday, on the 9th, when I randomly got an email from them stating that they canceled my redemption and my account, citing suspected multiple accounts. And that was just the end of it.
So I immediately started trying to get in touch with customer service because I know for a fact I don’t have multiple accounts. I play on other sites, and I know you can’t have multiple accounts — I would never risk that and lose my winnings. So I kept trying to contact them over and over again, trying to figure out what’s going on and why they think I have multiple accounts.
No one will email me back. No one will talk to me.
Then I woke up this morning and saw that they deposited $60 into my PayPal account for random coin packages I purchased since I’ve been with them. I did not ask them to do that. They did not tell me they were doing it — they just did it on their own.
I don’t even know if that’s the correct amount because I can no longer access my account to see how much I purchased from them. But the $60 they returned is nothing compared to the $700 I was supposed to be able to redeem.
I know for a fact I haven’t done anything wrong in this situation. Upon looking into this, I don’t know what I’m supposed to do. I’ve never had this come up before. I’ve never had anything like this happen.
I can’t get the company to email me back whatsoever about the situation, but I don’t want to just back off, because I know I’m not in the wrong. I should get what I won, fairly. If you're a company and you say you're going to do something, then that’s how it’s supposed to work.
