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List of Sweepstakes Casinos is an independent site that reviews and compares sweepstakes casinos for players across the US. Whether you've spotted something out of date, want to suggest a platform for review, or just have a question about how the sweepstakes model works, this page explains the best way to reach us and what we can realistically help with.

What we can help with

We built unwomen-usnc.org to make it easier to compare sweepstakes and social casinos side by side — things like welcome offers, Gold Coin and Sweepstakes Coin structures, game libraries, and redemption terms. If your message falls into one of these areas, we're glad to hear from you:

• Corrections — an offer, eligible-state list, or term that's changed since we last checked it
• Suggestions for a sweepstakes casino you think belongs on our list
• General questions about how the dual-currency sweepstakes model works
• Feedback on the site itself — layout, missing information, broken links
• Press or partnership enquiries related to the site's content

What we can't help with

We're a review and comparison publisher, not an operator. That means there are some things outside what this page — or any part of unwomen-usnc.org — can resolve:

• Account issues, verification, or redemption delays with a specific sweepstakes casino — these need to go to that operator's own support team, since we don't have access to player accounts
• Legal advice on whether a particular platform is permitted where you live — state rules vary and change, so operator terms and your own state's guidance are the reliable source
• Requests to confirm you'll win, redeem, or profit from any game — outcomes are based on chance and we can't speak to individual results

If you're dealing with a redemption problem or a locked account, the fastest route is almost always the support channel listed inside the platform itself, since they're the only ones who can look at your account.

Before you write in about eligibility or age requirements

A large share of the questions we get are about who can actually play. A few things worth knowing before you reach out:

• Sweepstakes casinos are not available or permitted in every state, and some operators voluntarily exclude certain states based on their own legal review
• Age requirements differ by operator — many platforms set the minimum at 18, while others require players to be 21 in some or all states they serve
• Laws in this space move quickly, so an answer that was accurate a few months ago may no longer hold

Because of this, we can point you toward general information, but we can't confirm that a specific site is definitely legal for your situation — that always comes down to the operator's current terms and your own state's rules. Our Responsible Gambling page and Terms and Conditions cover more on how we approach this, and both are worth a read if you're new to the sweepstakes model.

How our reviews are put together

Since a number of the messages we receive are about how a site landed on our list, it's worth explaining our approach here too. We research each operator's welcome offer, Gold Coin and Sweepstakes Coin structure, game range, redemption process, and stated eligibility rules, and we weigh that against what matters most for the query the page is answering — for example, payout speed and redemption terms carry more weight on pages built around high-value offers. Ratings are editorial and reflect that research; they are not customer-review scores, and no operator can pay for a better position. If you think we've got a detail wrong, telling us specifically what changed helps us fix it faster than a general complaint.

A note on what this site is — and isn't

List of Sweepstakes Casinos doesn't operate any casino, take deposits, or hold player funds. The platforms listed on this site — including Spinblitz, Crown Coins, Lone Star, Free Spins, SplashCoins, MegaBonanza, Spree and Crash Duel — use a promotional sweepstakes model, generally built around two currencies: Gold Coins for casual play, and Sweepstakes Coins that can potentially be redeemed for prizes once a platform's own thresholds and verification steps are met. We may earn a commission if you sign up with an operator through a link on this site; that arrangement never changes how a platform is rated. You can read more about who we are and how we work on our About Us page.

Getting a useful reply

If you're flagging an error or asking a specific question, including a few details up front tends to get you a faster, more useful answer:

1. Which page or operator your message relates to
2. What you believe is out of date or incorrect, with as much detail as you can give
3. Your general location (state), if the question is about eligibility or availability
4. Any screenshots or terms you've seen that contradict what's on the page

We read everything that comes in, though we can't guarantee a personal reply to every message — particularly ones asking for advice on an individual account or a legal opinion on a specific state. For anything account-related, the operator's own support team will always be faster and better positioned to help than we are.