Kinetix Ventures, Inc. is the operator named in the agreements for Sixty6, SweepJungle, Zumo.us and Rubychips. Although the platforms share this company name, their accounts, promotions and location rules should be considered separately.
The agreements on Sixty6, SweepJungle, Zumo.us and Rubychips each identify Kinetix Ventures, Inc. as the company providing and operating the covered services. These separate platform disclosures establish the named operator relationship. They do not provide a complete ownership structure. [1][2][3][4]
Sixty6’s Google Play listing also displays KINETIX VENTURES, INC as the developer and links to the Kinetix corporate website. That gives the company an app-developer identity alongside its role in the platform agreements. [6]
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Each relationship comes from that platform’s own agreement. The dates below belong to the documents, not a verified launch timeline.
The Sixty6 agreement names Kinetix Ventures, Inc. as the company operating its services. Its footer also identifies Kinetix as the sole sponsor of promotional sweepstakes. [1]
Likewise, SweepJungle names Kinetix Ventures, Inc. in its own agreement. Its footer separately identifies the company as platform operator and sole promotional-sweepstakes sponsor. [2]
Zumo.us also identifies Kinetix Ventures, Inc. as its agreement company and operator. In addition, its footer names Kinetix as the sole promotional-sweepstakes sponsor. [3]
The Rubychips agreement names Kinetix Ventures, Inc. and states that it operates the services. This establishes the agreement-company and operator connection; the sponsor labels on other platforms are separate disclosures. [4]
All four platform agreements use Kinetix Ventures, Inc. Sixty6’s Google Play developer details use the same corporate suffix. The agreements describe a Delaware corporation, but these disclosures do not establish an exact incorporation date or current good standing. [1][2][3][4][6]
BBB’s profile is headed KINETIX VENTURES, LLC and lists Sixty6 Social Casino and Sweep jungle as alternate names. Although these details overlap with the platforms, they do not establish a legal conversion, predecessor or parent-company relationship between an LLC and an Inc. entity. [16]
The agreements do not provide a complete shareholder list, ownership percentages or a named parent-company structure. Therefore, an operator name alone does not establish the company’s ownership structure. The company description and developer listing also do not substitute for a matching corporate-registry record. [1][2][3][4][6]
Kinetix describes activity since 2022. The dated records cover platform agreements and a regulatory action; they do not establish incorporation, acquisition or platform-launch dates.
The corporate website describes creating social-entertainment products since 2022. However, that statement is distinct from a certified incorporation date. [5]
The agreements carry these respective effective dates. They establish the dates displayed on the documents, rather than a business-launch chronology. [1][2]
The Illinois Gaming Board issued its cease-and-desist letter to Sixty6, addressing prize-bearing play offered to Illinois residents. [15]
Zumo.us publishes this effective date on its agreement, which names Kinetix Ventures, Inc. as its company and operator. [3]
Rubychips uses this effective date on its own agreement. The operator attribution is separate evidence from another brand’s terms. [4]
Sixty6 and Zumo.us show August 19 updates; SweepJungle and Rubychips show August 21 updates. These labels do not identify every provision that changed. [1][2][3][4]
Google Play displays this address in Sixty6’s developer details. The Illinois letter uses the same street and suite for its addressee. These are contact references, not proof of a staffed headquarters or a universal sweepstakes-entry address. [6][15]
For an account question, use the relevant platform’s support route. By contrast, an app-developer listing serves a different purpose and should not be treated as a four-brand account-support hotline.
Before sending a postal promotional entry, follow that promotion’s actual mailing instructions rather than substituting a developer or business-profile address.
Each of the four privacy pages names Kinetix Ventures, Inc. and describes how information may be collected, used or disclosed. However, a shared company name does not establish a single cross-brand database or identical information-handling arrangements. [7][8][9][10]
The agreements contemplate third-party payment administration or processing. Rubychips’ privacy policy also describes an unnamed payment processor. These references do not identify one provider or bank-statement descriptor that necessarily applies across all four platforms. [2][3][4][10]
The general agreements describe social-entertainment games and non-redeemable coins. Separately, promotional clauses or platform footers refer to sweepstakes, promotional SC or alternative entry. Those provisions should be read in their own context, rather than treating every balance or product as interchangeable. [1][2][3][4]
Consequently, ordinary social coins do not create a prize entitlement simply because a platform also mentions a promotion. Any promotional entry, prize claim or location requirement depends on the rules governing that activity. A shared operator name does not supply a common redemption minimum or processing time.
All four platforms publish responsible-play policies naming Kinetix and describing controls such as limits, breaks or exclusion. These are published policy commitments, not proof that an exclusion request on one platform automatically covers every other brand. [11][12][13][14]
When using a control, follow the instructions for the particular account and obtain confirmation of its scope. Meanwhile, keep entertainment spending separate from essential expenses and do not treat a potential promotional prize as guaranteed income.
A regulator letter and a business-directory assessment carry different meanings. Neither automatically applies to every related platform.
The board’s letter states that it observed prize-bearing games offered to Illinois users on January 15, 2026. It asserted that the activity was not authorized under Illinois law and demanded that Sixty6 block Illinois residents or stop offering cash, gift cards and other prizes. [15]
This is a dated action addressed to Sixty6. It is not a court conviction, a nationwide order or evidence of an equivalent action against SweepJungle, Zumo.us and Rubychips.
BBB’s profile headed KINETIX VENTURES, LLC lists Sixty6 Social Casino and Sweep jungle as alternate names. As of September 22, 2026, it displayed an F rating and no BBB accreditation, with unanswered complaints among its stated concerns. [16]
This is BBB’s assessment, not a regulator’s ruling or proof that each complaint is accurate. The LLC label also remains distinct from the Inc. name in the platform agreements.
Platform documents identify the companies and policies they publish. Corporate, app-store, regulator and business-profile records provide additional context with different evidentiary limits.
Information date: September 22, 2026. Document dates, company statements and third-party assessments describe the identified sources; they do not certify ownership, financial condition or later regulatory outcomes.
Sixty6 names Kinetix Ventures, Inc. as the company operating its services. Its footer also names the company as the sole sponsor of promotional sweepstakes. [1]
Google Play lists 1201 N Orange St, Ste 7667, Wilmington, DE 19801-1155 as developer contact information. It should not be assumed to be a staffed support office or a sweepstakes-entry mailing address. [6]
In its February 4, 2026 letter, the board demanded that Sixty6 block Illinois residents or stop offering cash, gift cards and other prizes. The letter is a regulatory action, not a court judgment or a later compliance determination. [15]
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