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US sweepstakes casinos, checked before you play

Paid tests, redacted screenshots and every operator rule dated to its capture. Choose your state and priority, or browse first.

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Your state, your priority, then the shortlist

This reads each operator's own exclusion list. It shows which operators do not name your state, never which ones are available or lawful there.

Direct links only. No affiliate tracking. 18+ or 21+ depending on operator and state.

4 of 8 tracked records

Tracked casinos

8 tracked records. Pick a state to see each operator's own exclusion list for it; nothing here says what is available to you. Showing 4 of 8; the directory has every record.

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Three hands-on tests and one limited test

One tester, one paid session each, every screenshot redacted and dated. Only a completed test carries a score. A session that ended before play is published without one.

Of the 8 tracked operators, 3 have a completed paid test with a provisional score (Crown Coins, FreeSpin, LoneStar), 1 a limited session published without a score (Stake.us), and 4 a market record only: no published hands-on test and no score (RealPrize, McLuck, WOW Vegas, High 5 Casino). A market record is what the operator's own documents said on the date they were read; it is not a rating. Operators not yet tested · Limited tests.

What the sessions looked like

13 of the frames our testers captured at FreeSpin, LoneStar, Crown Coins, Stake.us, filed by the part of the session each one documents. Every frame is redacted, dated and linked to the review it supports.

Only our own testers' screenshots are published. A frame shows what was on screen; it never says that a Sweeps Coins wager or a redemption was completed.

Every published screenshot, by review What each test did and did not doHow frames are redacted and dated

Welcome offers, one per operator

The package each operator leads with, as its own source stated it. 4 of 8 publish a route that costs nothing; those are listed separately, never added to a paid package. The cheapest approved starter package is $2.99, of 4 priced.

Packages are optional purchases, not deposits. A Sweeps Coins figure is what the listing advertised alongside the package; it is not a prize and it is not cash. Amounts in different currencies are never added together, and an amount nobody published is shown as unknown. Open the bonus tracker for daily, referral and VIP terms, put the top records side by side, or read how the two currencies differ.

Games by type

What the tracked operators list, and what the hands-on sessions actually showed, with the frame where one exists.

Illustrative game scenes: licensed stock footage for Slots and Live dealer, drawn by TrueSweeps for the rest. The evidence links open real, redacted screenshots from our tests.

Studios behind the gamesPlayson, Yggdrasil and Spinomenal rows in the Crown Coins lobby, twelve studio labels on FreeSpin tiles and seven names on the LoneStar provider strip, each linked to the frame it was read from; names recorded without a frame are marked as such.Open the provider list

Availability by state

7 of 8 tracked operators publish an enumerated exclusion list; the rest publish a count or nothing we could capture. The rows say which is which, with the source and the date, and none of them decides what is lawful where you are.

  • Listed as excluded
  • Social mode only
  • Altered product
  • Sources disagree
  • Wording unclear
  • Not on the checked exclusion list
  • List not enumerated

What each status means

What each operator publishes

Most frequently named in operator exclusion lists

Counts mentions in the enumerated exclusion lists we checked. Not market size, safety, legality or approval.

  1. IdahoNamed in 7 of 7 checked exclusion lists
  2. MichiganNamed in 7 of 7 checked exclusion lists
  3. MontanaNamed in 7 of 7 checked exclusion lists
  4. NevadaNamed in 7 of 7 checked exclusion lists
  5. WashingtonNamed in 7 of 7 checked exclusion lists
  6. ConnecticutNamed in 6 of 7 checked exclusion lists

More ways in

Where to go once you know what you are looking for.

Guides: Gold Coins vs Sweeps Coins · Redemption and verification · Mail-in entry (AMOE)

How a hands-on test works

Seven stages, in the order a session runs them. Each stage shows which published test reached it and links the frame that documents it; a stage with no mark for an operator was not reached in that session.

  1. Register

    A real account on the operator's own site, with the state selected on screen recorded.

    What this stage checks
  2. Verify

    Email, phone or identity steps, exactly as far as the operator let the session go.

    What this stage checks
  3. Welcome credit

    What the account actually showed, in each currency, never added together.

    What this stage checks
  4. Purchase

    The smallest package, paid with our own money and confirmed on the operator's ledger.

    What this stage checks
  5. Play

    Rounds that launched and resolved. No return-to-player or fairness claim follows.

    What this stage checks
  6. Support

    A precise question put to the visible route: chat, bot or ticket desk.

    What this stage checks
  7. Redemption screen

    Inspected, never requested: minimums and identity steps as the screen and rules state them.

    What this stage checks

Marks use the same records as the evidence coverage table. Inspected only means the screen was read and nothing was submitted; support asked means one question was put to the visible route; attempted means the step was started and not finished. No published test has requested or received a prize, so every score is provisional; the methodology says why.

Market records and how a score is built

Regulator letters, operator rule changes and third-party records, each dated and linked to its document. A regulator letter is a regulatory position, not a court judgment; a BBB rating is a third-party opinion.

RegulatorOperator rule changeThird-party recordPress report

  1. Crown Coins Terms of Service version 4.1 replaces the California-only version

    Read September 24, 2026: version 4.1, stamped 'Last updated on 08/09/2026' (a stamp TrueSweeps cannot resolve to a day), is issued by Sunflower trading as Crown Coins Casino, names Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Montana, Nevada and Washington as excluded, and applies the law of the state of Israel; it still contains no sweepstakes or redemption rules, and the Sweeps Policy page is still not found.

    Crown Coins Terms of ServiceIn the Crown Coins review
  2. Trustpilot withholds the LoneStar Casino TrustScore after a guidelines breach

    Snapshot of the Trustpilot profile for lonestarcasino.com: no TrustScore displayed, a notice that the rating is unavailable because of a breach of the platform's guidelines, and a statement that fake reviews were removed.

    Trustpilot profileIn the LoneStar review
  3. BBB profile for Realplay Tech Inc. shows an F rating

    Snapshot of the Better Business Bureau profile: F rating, not accredited, with the rating reasons including failure to respond to 154 complaints and 4 unresolved complaints.

    BBB profileIn the LoneStar review
  4. BBB profile shows an F rating and 414 complaints in three years

    Snapshot of the Better Business Bureau profile: F rating, no accreditation, an alert that the physical location could not be confirmed.

    BBB profileIn the Crown Coins review

Full record list

How a TrueSweeps score is built

Seven named inputs with published weights. Missing evidence lowers a score instead of being filled in.

  1. Terms clarity20%
  2. Redemption evidence20%
  3. State transparency15%
  4. Operator history15%
  5. Product and games10%
  6. Payments and support10%
  7. Player protection10%
  • Every material claim links to a dated source.
  • Stated operator rules stay separate from what our test observed.
  • No affiliate tracking; direct links only.
  • Corrections are dated and logged in the open.

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