Justin Posted April 5 Share Posted April 5 This guide will show you how to get 3 free Sweep Coins ($3) at High 5 Casino by sending a handwritten request by post (AMOE). Together, we can help keep track of when High 5 Casino updates its terms. If you have any questions or notice something that needs to be updated, please feel free to post directly in this thread. Verified & Updated: April 9, 2024 What you need before you start: An account at High 5 Casino. Before mailing any envelopes, ensure your social casino account has undergone both ID and address verification. Envelope Size #10 Blank Request Card (Must be 4” x 6”) Pen Ink: Any color. Not reside in: Washington, Idaho, Michigan or Nevada. What to write on the 4” x 6” request card: Get your unique Mail-In Request Code by logging into your H5C Player Account and navigating to the “My Account” section to select “Get Mail-In Code.” Then, write in the following order: Your full name as shown on your government-issued identification. The email address registered to your High 5 Casino account. Your unique mail-in code. The return/residential address registered to your account; and The exact following statement: "I wish to receive Sweeps Coins to participate in Sweeps Play on High 5 Casino." On the top right of the card, write the date on which the letter was prepared. What to write on the stamped #10 envelope: Front top left of the envelope: Your return address. Front mid Center: High 5 Entertainment, LLC H5C Sweeps Coin Request PO Box #695 Mahwah, NJ 07430 Back mid-Center of the envelope: Your unique Mail-In Request Code. FAQ When will I get my SC? (drop time) The time for High 5 Casino to process your sweeps coins request is unspecified but expect several weeks. Can I use the same Mail-In Request Code on multiple letters? No, you need a unique Mail-In Request Code for each letter. How long is the Mail-In Request Code valid? The Mail-In Request Code at High 5 Casino is valid for 60 days. Must the letter and envelope be handwritten? Yes. Can I send multiple envelopes? Yes, you just need to make sure to have a unique Mail-In Request Code on each Request Card. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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