Rule set 2026.09.21Sample reviewed 2026-08-21Fit details provisional
9 of them. Each one starts with the answer rather than working up to it, says who it’s for, and admits where it stops.
It’s a deliberately short list. We add a question when somebody keeps asking it and we can answer it honestly — not because a keyword tool produced a variant. There’s also a page for the ones we won’t answer, and why.
What these sites are and how they're put together.
It's a casino that sells one kind of coin that is only ever for fun, and gives away a second kind that can be exchanged for money. Operators present this two-currency structure as a sweepstakes rather than a wager; we do not decide whether that characterisation holds where you live.
Gold Coins are play-money. They can never become anything. Sweeps Coins can be exchanged for real money once you have enough. If you're buying a package, you're buying Gold Coins — the Sweeps Coins come with it for free.
Because operators do not present it as putting money into a betting account. They present it as buying a product — play-money coins — with the entries that can win you something attached free. Whether that characterisation holds is not something we decide.
Because the operator stopped accepting play from your state. We do not know what prompts any particular withdrawal and we do not treat it as a legal event — we record the change when we see it, and the availability log is where those changes are dated.
Narrowing down to something that suits you.
The ones with a small library and a plain lobby. Being able to find a game, see which balance you're on and understand what happened is worth more in week one than a very large library. Which of the twelve those are is a question we cannot yet answer: the library and interface bands on every profile are unconfirmed seeds, so the finder gives them no weight.
Not something we can answer from our own records, and this page used to say otherwise. No profile here records how a site takes payment in, so we cannot sort them into the ones that need crypto and the ones that do not.
A minority of them. Two of the twelve game lists we hold record live dealer tables; the other ten do not. Both of those lists are seeds — nobody has checked either against the operator's own information — so this is what our records say rather than something we have established.
Buying, not buying, and what the numbers mean.
Usually, yes — and we can tell you exactly how far our own record goes. Nine of the twelve casinos in our data record a way in that costs nothing, three of those nine confirmed against the operator's own published information. For the other three — Pulsz, Jackpota and Moozi — we have not established it either way, and we would rather say that than round it up to all twelve.
Redeeming, identity checks, and what we do and do not hold about either.
You reach the site's minimum, you request a redemption, you prove who you are, and then you wait. We hold no figure for how long that last step takes.