The 6b6t Dupe Event: Over 1,155 Players Online Without a Queue.

The 6b6t Dupe Event ran for nine and a half days in August 2026. More than 1,155 players were online at once without a queue, and players paid to extend it six and a half days past its 72-hour limit.

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A 6b6t dupe stash with tall chest towers behind a Minecraft server list showing 1,133 players on 6b6t and 1,102 on 2b2t.
6b6t had 1,133 players online while 2b2t had 1,102 on August 14th, 2026. The background shows a massive dupe stash created by Quinnnn_n.
Update, September 21st: the Dupe Event has ended.

It ran from August 14th at 20:00 CEST to August 24th at 09:45 CEST: nine days, 13 hours and 45 minutes. It was scheduled for 72 hours. Players more than tripled that by buying eligible ranks, adding six and a half days between them. The last extension came at 05:25 CEST on the final morning, when PiercingYoNuts bought a Prime to Elite upgrade that added another 45 minutes.

The record set on the first night still stands. Over 1,155 players online at once, with no queue.

Since then, Mojang had AnarchyMod taken off GitHub. The mod is now hosted on the server of the organiser of the lawsuit against Mojang, and 6b6t is still online. We also ranked the anarchy servers worth joining in 2026. Read what happened.

The Dupe Event ran for nine and a half days in August 2026. Everything below is the post as it was published during the event, with a closing note added after it ended.

On August 14th at 20:00 CEST, we enabled many powerful dupes across 6b6t. Within minutes, more than 1,000 players were online at the same time. The number continued to rise until 6b6t reached a new all-time record of over 1,155 players online.

This is the first time 6b6t has passed 1,000 players. We did it without making anyone wait in a queue.

The trailer for the Dupe Event, which opened on 14 August at 20:00 CEST.

Over 1,155 Players Online Without a Queue

More than 1,155 players were online at the same time during the first hours of the Dupe Event. This is the highest player count in the history of the server.

The 6b6t Minecraft player list showing 1,048 players online during the Dupe Event.
1,048 players online during the opening minutes of the 6b6t Dupe Event, shortly before the server reached its new record of over 1,155 players.

For several hours, 6b6t had more players actively playing than 2b2t. The difference is that 2b2t still has a normal queue and a paid priority queue. 6b6t did not introduce either one. Players were not held outside the server waiting for someone else to leave.

A Minecraft server list showing 1,133 players on 6b6t and 1,102 players on 2b2t.
6b6t had 1,133 players online while 2b2t showed 1,102. Unlike 2b2t, 6b6t handled the players without a normal or paid priority queue.

For more than four years, we have been developing our own server technology so thousands of players can play in the same permanent world. During the event, 6b6t was running across three proxy servers, which are what players connect to, and more than five workers, each handling a part of the same world at the same time. Instead of creating a queue, we built the technology needed to let everyone play.

Inside the Dupe Event

Players across the server are duplicating items, filling shulkers, creating massive stashes and collecting enough loot to last for months or years.

Minecraft players Quinnnn_n and pxla standing beside a redstone dupe machine surrounded by chests and colorful shulker boxes.
Quinnnn_n and pxla using their dupe machine beside chests and shulker boxes during the August 2026 6b6t Dupe Event.

Players prepared accounts, duplicated their best items and built stashes for as long as it lasted. There were no limits on how much you could duplicate.

"I did overshoot and duped way more shulkers than I could fit in chests so I ended up spending three of the ten days lagging and throwing shulkers into lava." tactiquevertical
Minecraft player MrV0XEL standing beside a cactus duplication machine with hoppers, minecarts and rows of storage chests.
MrV0XEL beside a cactus dupe connected to rows of storage chests during the August 2026 6b6t Dupe Event.

Players Decided When It Ended

The Dupe Event started with a 72-hour time limit. By August 15th, eligible rank purchases and upgrades had already extended it by another 16 hours and 45 minutes. Every extension was bought by a player.

Ranks are how 6b6t is funded, and during the event each one bought more time for everybody on the server. They are still in the 6b6t Shop, and they are also reachable by voting rather than paying.

The 6b6t Shop showing the Dupe Event countdown and recent rank purchases that extended the event by 16 hours 45 minutes in total.
By August 15th, players had already extended the 6b6t Dupe Event by 16 hours 45 minutes through eligible rank purchases and upgrades. Every extension adds time for the entire server.

Mojang Failed to Stop 6b6t

Mojang blacklisted 6b6t on July 15th, 2026. They tried to force us to add rules and restrictions. Instead, we released AnarchyMod, kept the same permanent world online and refused to add a queue.

TheMisterEpic covering the Mojang ban, which landed a month before this event.

One month later, more than 1,155 players joined 6b6t at the same time.

We did not add rules. We did not reset the map. We did not introduce a normal queue or sell access to a priority queue.

Mojang tried to stop 6b6t. It did not work.

Join 6b6t

The Dupe Event is over, but the server it ran on is not going anywhere.

AnarchyMod: 6b6t.org/mod
Java IP: join.6b6t.org
Bedrock IP: br.6b6t.org
Bedrock Port: 19132

The event is over. The world it happened in is still there. See you on the server.

Rows of tall chest storage towers at a 6b6t Minecraft dupe stash under a sunset sky.
Massive storage towers at the dupe stash of clan 461 on 6b6t, built to store duplicated items during the August 2026 Dupe Event.