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Hit it Rich! Slots support is run by Zynga, and the quickest route is the Help or Support button inside the game, which is linked to your game account. The Zynga help center for Hit it Rich, linked in the contact details above, answers common questions, and the support email is support@zynga.com. Give your player ID, the device and the login you use, and for a purchase the store receipt number and the date.

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No. Hit it Rich! Slots uses virtual coins that are for entertainment only: they cannot be cashed out for real money, even though coins can be bought with real money in the game. Zynga says this in the help center for the game. Treat any coin purchase as spending on entertainment, and be wary of anyone outside the game who offers to sell coins or promises a cash payout.

To keep spending in check, the App Store and Google Play both let you require a password or approval for in-app purchases, and you can ask the store about a refund for a purchase made by mistake or by a child.

To recover a Hit it Rich! Slots account, sign in on the new device with the same login you used before, such as Facebook, because your progress, purchases and coins are tied to that login. The Facebook Web Games version of the game has closed, and the Zynga help center says players who connect their Facebook login in the mobile app or on the website can carry on with their progress, purchases and account data. If the account still loads empty, contact Zynga support through the in-game Help button with your player ID, the old device and login, and receipts for any purchases.

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