You can get free Sweeps Coins on Bitsky, but it takes a bit more than sending a letter. The platform has an Alternative Method of Promotion Entry (AMOE) for eligible players who want to submit an entry without making a purchase. The catch is that the request has to follow the required format. The envelope, index card, handwriting, account details, and mailing information all matter. One small mistake can mean the request is not accepted. Here’s what to know before putting your request in the mail.

What Is AMOE and Why It Exists
AMOE stands for Alternative Method of Promotion Entry. It is the manual, mail-based process that lets eligible players request Sweeps Coins or Free Plays without making a purchase. This type of entry method gives eligible players a way to participate without making a purchase.
On Bitsky, the AMOE process uses a physical mail submission rather than a digital entry form. It takes more effort than a digital entry, but the process is laid out in specific steps that need to be followed when preparing the request.
Who Can Submit a Request
Before mailing your request, check the eligibility requirements carefully. A request that does not meet the stated requirements may be rejected.
- You must be a legal resident of the United States. Residents of California, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Illinois, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New York, Tennessee, and Washington are not eligible. Other locations may also be excluded where the promotion is not permitted.
- You must be 18 years or older to enter.
- You must hold an active Bitsky User Account and be the Authorized Account Holder. Creating an account is free and takes only a few minutes if you do not already have one.
- You must mail the request from the same state listed as your verified residential address on file. A mismatch here is one of the more common reasons a request does not go through.
Step by Step: How to Submit an AMOE Request
The process has four parts, and each one has specific formatting rules that must be followed exactly.
Preparing the Envelope
Use a standard, white, unlined, number ten envelope, and leave it unfolded. Handwrite the following address directly on the front:
Bitsky LLC, 8 The Green, Ste A, Dover, DE 19901
The envelope must be mailed from the same state as the residential address registered to your account. A colored, lined, or nonstandard envelope, or one mailed from a different state than your account address, can result in disqualification before the request is even reviewed.
Filling Out the Index Card
Inside the envelope, include a standard, white, one-sided, unfolded, unlined 4/6 index card. On this card, handwrite the following information in this exact order:
- Your full legal name, matching your government-issued ID
- The email address registered to your Bitsky User Account
- The username registered to your account
- The residential address registered to your account
A mandatory statement declaring your entry, worded to specify whether you are requesting Sweeps Coins or Free Plays, followed by your signature and the date directly beneath it
Everything on the card must be entirely handwritten in a single ink color, and the writing must be fully legible. Only one request card is permitted per envelope, and writing should appear on one side of the card only.
Mailing the Request
Accuracy on the index card and envelope matters more once the request is sealed and mailed, since the process offers no second chance. Bitsky sends no receipt confirming delivery. No status updates follow while the request sits in review.

A disqualified submission stands as final, with no appeal or resubmission. The same finality extends to the mail itself, since lost, delayed, illegible, or incomplete envelopes fall outside Bitsky's responsibility, leaving the sender to absorb that risk. For that reason, most of the real work in this step happens before the envelope gets sealed, not after.
What Governs the Process
Every AMOE request is evaluated under the official rules in effect on the postmark date, and Bitsky reserves the right to update this process going forward. Any dispute regarding who submitted a request or whether it meets the required format is decided by Bitsky, and that decision is treated as final.
What You Receive From a Valid Entry
Each valid request results in one of two outcomes, and the choice is stated by the participant on the index card itself. You may request either one Sweeps Coin or five Free Plays at the 0.20 play level. This is a set credit per valid request rather than a variable amount, which makes it easier to know exactly what a successful submission will add to your account.
It is worth being clear that automation, rubber stamps, or any third party service used to fake handwriting is expressly prohibited. Using any of these methods can result in disqualification of the request and may lead to suspension or termination of the associated account, so every card should be completed by hand, personally, from start to finish.
Common Reasons AMOE Requests Get Disqualified
Understanding where requests typically go wrong can save a wasted envelope and stamp. The most frequent issues fall into a few categories.
- Eligibility problems, including residency in or mailing from an excluded state, being under 18, or not having an active verified user account
- Handwriting or ink issues, such as using more than one ink color, printed or stamped text, or writing that is difficult to read
- Formatting problems, including writing on both sides of the card, folding the card, listing information out of the required order, or using a nonstandard, lined, or colored envelope
- Address mismatches, where the state of mailing does not match the verified residential address, or where the name or address does not match the information on the User Account or government ID
Reviewing each of these before sealing the envelope is the simplest way to avoid a request being rejected for a formatting detail rather than eligibility itself.
AMOE Compared to Other Free Sweep Coin Methods
It is not the only free path to Sweeps Coins on Bitsky, though it is the one that exists specifically to satisfy the no-purchase requirement behind the entire promotion. Bitsky also offers a consecutive day login reward cycle, where verified account holders can claim a reward once per calendar day across a 7-day sequence, with the reward amount increasing each day before the cycle resets and begins again. Missing a day within the sequence resets progress back to day one.
Beyond login rewards, Bitsky also runs a Task Rewards program, a Spin the Wheel feature offering Bronze, Silver, and Gold tiers with varying prize levels, Daily Rewards, and general Promo Code offers, including a current offer of 20% off purchases with 0.20 SC and 20,000 GC using the code BONUS4U. Completing identity verification adds up to 10,000 GC and 2 SC to an account. Opting into email and SMS updates opens another source of periodic bonuses. Combining these with mail-in entries tends to build a balance faster than relying on one method alone.
Tips for a Successful AMOE Submission
A few habits make it far more likely that a request will be accepted on the first attempt.
- Double-check that your name, email, username, and address on the card match exactly what is registered to your account before sealing the envelope.
- Use the same pen for the entire card to avoid any appearance of multiple ink colors.
- Confirm your mailing address matches the state listed on your verified account before dropping the envelope in the mail
- Keep a personal note of when you mailed each request, since no confirmation or status update is sent during review
- Review the current official rules before submitting, since the process can be updated over time
Conclusion
This mail-in entry gives every eligible player a genuine, no-cost path to Sweeps Coins on Bitsky, built around a fixed, published format rather than shifting rules. Getting the envelope and index card right, in the exact order required, is what determines whether a request goes through. Paired with daily login rewards and other free methods on the platform, it's one more legitimate way to build a balance over time.
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FAQs
1. What does AMOE stand for?
It stands for Alternative Method of Promotion Entry, a mail-based process required under sweepstakes law that lets eligible players receive Sweeps Coins without making a purchase.
2. How long does this mail-in entry take to process?
No fixed timeline applies. Processing depends on physical mail delivery, followed by manual review, and we don't provide status updates in between.
3. Why do some mail-in requests get rejected?
Common causes include mailing from an ineligible state, formatting errors like printed text or multiple ink colors, and information that doesn't match the registered account.
4. Is this entry method really free to use?
Yes, aside from the cost of a stamp and envelope. It credits the same Sweeps Coins available through the platform's other promotional methods.
5. Can Sweeps Coins be purchased directly on Bitsky?
No. Sweeps Coins are never sold. You can only receive them through free methods like this mail-in process, login rewards, or as a bonus attached to a Gold Coin purchase.
Authored and Validated By: A Sweepstakes Gaming Expert

