ContactUpdated 27 July 2026 · 16:42 IST
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Contact

Contact — one mailbox, one editorial team.

Sixer runs a single mailbox: [email protected]. The desk reads corrections and tips at the same address. We do not run a customer-care line on behalf of a third-party platform.

Mailbox

The editorial mailbox.

[email protected] is the desk's single public mailbox. The desk reads in the next matchday window; corrections are filed under the editorial record.

Corrections

Send the page URL, the corrected fact and a source link if you have one. The desk files a dated correction on the same URL.

Tips

Where you have a tip on a fixture, a captain call or a venues note, send the source link and the desk will read it on the next sweep.

Editorial queries

The desk reads editorial queries at the same mailbox. Where a question is a platform-side matter, the desk refers you to the platform's customer-care team.

What we don't do

What the desk does not do.

Sixer is an editorial publication. We do not run a customer-care line on behalf of any platform; we do not run contests; we do not hold wallets.

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No customer-care

Sixer does not run customer-care for any platform. Disputes about entry, withdrawal or KYC belong with the platform's team.

B

No contest entry

Sixer does not facilitate entry to any paid format. The first-party access route resolves through the platform's own URL.

C

No wallet

Sixer does not hold a wallet, a player account or a player fund. The editorial desk is the publication; the platform is the financial entity.

FAQ

Contact — short answers.

How do I contact Sixer?
[email protected]. The desk reads at the same mailbox for corrections and tips.
How do I contact the platform I play on?
Sixer does not run customer-care for any platform. The platform's customer-care team is the editorial answer to any entry, withdrawal or KYC question.
Reading the corrections

How Sixer files a correction.

When a reader emails a correction, the desk files a dated correction on the same URL and updates the corrections log. The editorial record stays public.

Send the URL

The desk can't correct a fact without knowing which page it sits on. The URL on the address bar is the editorial anchor for the correction.

Send the corrected fact

Where you have a corrected fact, write it in plain language. "The headline included X, the corrected figure is Y because of source Z" is the editorial framing.

Send the source link

Where you have a source, send the link. The desk cross-references the source against the existing public feeds before publishing the correction.

Don't send a wallet or KYC

The desk reads editorial corrections and tips only. Where your email is about a wallet, KYC or a withdrawal, the platform's customer-care team is the editorial answer.

Reading the desk's reach

Where the desk does and doesn't reach.

The Sixer desk reads at a single mailbox. Where a question is a platform-side matter, the desk refers you to the platform's customer-care team. The desk does not insert itself between a reader and a platform.

Corrections

Send the URL, the corrected fact and a source link if you have one. The desk files a dated correction on the same URL.

Tips

Where you have a tip on a fixture, a captain call or a venues note, send the source link and the desk will read it on the next sweep.

Editorial queries

Readership queries, partnership queries and editorial queries all read at the same mailbox. The desk replies within the next matchday window.

Reading the response window

Reading the desk's response window.

[email protected] is the desk's single mailbox. The desk reads in the next matchday window — usually within two working days.

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Two-day window

The desk reads corrections and tips within the next matchday window — typically within two working days.

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Public corrections

Where a correction is filed, the desk publishes a dated correction on the same URL.

C

No customer-care role

The desk is editorial, not customer-care. Where the question is platform-side, the desk refers you to the platform.

Editor's response standard

The editor's response standard.

Where Sixer receives a correction, the desk replies within the next matchday window. The reply states the editorial disposition: correction filed, correction pending source, or no correction warranted. The desk publishes each correction on the same URL.

Correction filed

Where the source confirms the reader's correction, the desk files a dated correction on the page URL. The corrections log carries the row. The reader receives a reply within two working days.

Correction pending source

Where the desk cannot verify the correction against a named source, the desk replies explaining what's needed. The desk does not publish a correction until the source is named.

No correction warranted

Where the desk's editorial record stands, the desk replies explaining the editorial reasoning. The corrections log does not gain a row.

Reading the publication

Reading the publication about contact.

Sixer publishes a single contact for editorial corrections and tips. Where a reader's question is a platform-side matter — entry, withdrawal, KYC — the platform's customer-care team is the regulatory answer.

Editorial

Editorial corrections and tips.

The desk reads editorial corrections and tips at [email protected]. The desk's reply window is the next matchday.

Platform

Platform-side matters.

Entry, withdrawal and KYC belong with the platform's customer-care team. Sixer does not run customer-care for any platform.

Editorial record

The corrections log.

The corrections log is open on every page. Where the desk files a correction, the log gains a row.

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