The players destroyed after winning the share of £ 1.6m and then Gala Bingo takes it back

Festival Bingo The players were Gave thousands of pounds His accounts were destroyed when he was informed that his victory was not present.

many Players received information Saying that he had won an online Bingo game, some were able to withdraw some Wealth,

But they were informed that there was a “technical error” and they would do it Not getting victory,

Emma Wils, a 34 -year -old mother of three from London, was accidentally credited for £ 920.

He Told Sky News: “I was surprised, I was thinking, ‘Oh God, I can take children somewhere well while they are with me, I can pay some of my loans, and I can pay for a car,’ and of course it went out quickly.”

From technicians Adam Wall, 45 and North Wales, he said he said he had won enough money to plan his marriage after winning 7,200 pounds.

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Are affected by Mess Summer Nights Bingo was playing promotion, which costs 1P a ticket and has a maximum award pot of £ 150.

But the error meant that the award pot increased, and the players were credited with more than £ 1.6m during two hours.

More than 170 people have joined the Facebook group “Justice for Gala victims” to share their experiences.

Players have shared screenshots showing their victory in the Facebook group, with some clearly receiving awards of over £ 2,000.

However, the players later received a message stating: “Unfortunately, on Monday 4 August, due to a technical error, your account was incorrectly credited with Bingo victory.”

Some of the customers affected by The Glich have complained to Gala Bingo, with many compensation received £ 20.

Gala Bingo has said that he has informed Gambling commission The incident has been apologized to the affected people.

A spokesperson of a Gala Bingo said: “We apologize to the customers for a technical error that our Summer Nights Bingo was promoted for a short time, resulting in wrong payment to all the players.

“Our customer’s terms and conditions clearly suggest that in the event of a malfunction, victory can be zero. The affected players have been directly approached with a gesture of goodwill.”