We collect the facts that matter about sweepstakes casinos in the United States and put them in one place, so you can read them and compare one casino with another: whether they are legal where you live, which casinos accept players in your state, who runs each one, what it gives you on sign-up and how prizes are redeemed.
Why there are no expert reviews here
We do not score casinos on opinion and we do not write “expert” reviews. Most reviews of that kind are advertising, and many of the people who write them have never played at the casinos they praise. A verdict from someone who has not played tells you little.
Instead, every casino page lists the same facts, taken from the operator's own site and terms and dated the day we read them. Where we could not read the operator's documents, the fact is marked as coming from another source. Each of our rankings follows one of these facts, such as how fast a casino pays out or how low its redemption minimum is, and says which. More on how we rank casinos.
The decision is yours
Whether to play at a casino, and at which one, is up to you. We give you the facts to decide, not a verdict.
How we make money
Some links to casinos are affiliate links: if you sign up through one, the casino may pay us a commission. We may also sell advertising space, and a paid placement is always labelled as advertising. Neither changes the facts we publish or a casino's place in a ranking.
We do not link to any casino from the page of a state where sweepstakes casinos are banned or unavailable, and we do not list a casino in a state unless its terms allow it. More in our editorial policy and affiliate disclosure.