Question regarding the revocation of Steam games

Id you won a game, marked as recieved and now its gone how its gonna look on sgtools ?

Valve can see it forever, but they don't care.

I'm not sure I understood your question xD
If game revoked u will have permanent mark on your account that oneday game was revoked

Is it visible? Yes.
Does it have any consequences? No proof for that yet.
Will it have at some point? You never know with Valve.

I believe, what you are asking about is the reputation of your account if you had multiple games revoked from your account. Much like multiple vac bans on Steam. No, I do not have an answer to that. What needs to put into consideration, is also how/where did you get your copy of the game. Legit Resellers or Grey Sites, through a scam or malicious attempts, phishing?

Should normal and basically honest users worry about getting a game revoked? Nope, no need to worry at all.

As mentioned by @Ravenleft if you did not do any suspicious activity nor attempt any malicious acts on others you should have a case. I only deal with Fanatical, Indiegala, Humble mostly. Now thinking about it, games that you won on SG may come from a suspicious claim. As long as you have "proof" that was not or never your intention, I believe you have a case. I do not believe that is much to worry about it at this point. This is not as grey as the dealings of the grey site.

Now, see, I did not use "I think" but "I believe" instead. ;) Whats written is my own opinion so you may determine whether its useful.
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Since nobody seems to have mentioned it yet: Revoked games might be among the criteria that determine if card drops are restricted (thus taking an extra 2 hours before Trading cards start dropping) on an account. Pretty sure that's all there is to it.

Valve does not care. There are no algorithms that will limit your account after X number of revoked games.
If you get a game revokal, usually you get the card restriction though, so cards will only drop after 2 hours for Y number of weeks. It will "heal" itself eventually.
Mind you, this happens also when you yourself remove a game from your account or request it from support. Also, if you refund a game. So it is rather normal card farm abuse prevention.

There may changes be in the future, since Valve firmly believes that whatever problem comes up, just adding an algorithm that automates something a human should do will always solve the problem, but right now they only limit the access to anything that involves spending money at them when it is fearful that it may end up a court/criminal case (and lawyers cost money even for them).

Well, if that's true then people who do tons of beta testing for games would be in trouble as a number of publishers simply revoke beta keys once testings are over.

I think that's a question all garbage-tier bundle purchasers have been wondering... :)

I'm also curious if key revocation can leave a black mark on the developer's own account... :)

Say I am a developer trying to get rich on Steam, so I make a "game" and sell a bunch of keys to a bundle site. Several months later I decide I got scammed / realise I made a bad deal / changed my mind / woke up on the wrong side of the bed / had a meltdown / whatever. So, obviously, I revoke all the keys. :)

What happens to me, the key revoking developer, the next time I request a batch of keys? When I make a new "game", will Valve say here you go, have fun! Or would they refuse to give me a large batch of keys a second time?