We’re here to help U.S. players find sweepstakes casinos that are legal, fair, and built to last. Our team tests every site hands-on and publishes what we find – good or bad. No paid ratings. And no behind-the-scenes deals.
Sweepstakes casinos can be a great way to play safely in the U.S. – but only if the platform is honest and properly run. We built SweepCasinos to make that easier to figure out.
Everything we publish is based on direct testing, legal review, and day-to-day platform use. If something doesn’t hold up, we say so. If a site improves, we update it.
Every single casino review on SweepCasinos is written by someone who’s signed up, played games, tested withdrawals, and gone through support. We don’t rely on secondhand info or copy-paste reviews.
Here’s what we look at:
Trust isn’t just about how we write, it’s more about who we answer to.
At SweepCasinos, we keep a clear line between our editorial team and our business operations. No sweepstakes casino can pay to improve their rating, hide a bad review, or get removed from our blacklist. If a site wants better coverage, they need to earn it by improving their behavior toward players.
We also make it clear what happens if a partner lets players down. If a platform we work with starts delaying payouts, changing terms without notice, or failing our standards, they lose their badge—and their visibility.
We don’t do paid removals. We don’t sell placements. And we’ve made our approach public so you can see exactly where we stand.
Our seal of approval isn’t a badge for any sweeps casino that asks for it – it has to be earned.
That means the operator:
A sweepstakes casino ends up on our blacklist when it breaks trust – repeatedly. That could mean:
We don’t blacklist based on one review, rather we look for certain patterns. Once a sweepstakes site is flagged, we monitor it for any meaningful change.
Trust isn’t just about what a site does on day one, it’s how it behaves over time.
We track:
Each review is written by someone on our editorial team, no ghostwriting, no outsourcing, no AI filler.
Our authors use test accounts, record payout results, and track policy changes over time. We also show you who they are.
We write for players, not platforms.
Our editorial team doesn’t answer to casino reps or advertisers. No brand can change a score, remove a negative review, or buy their way off a list.
If a sweeps casino wants better coverage, they have to earn it the right way, and that is by improving how they treat players.
We flag sites that ignore player safety. We recommend those that give players real control over how and when they play.
Trusted platforms offer:
Not every U.S. state allows sweepstakes casinos. Some ban the model outright or limit prize redemption.
We maintain a detailed map of state-by-state legality for players.
SweepCasinos is free to use. We don’t charge users, and we don’t sell data.
We fund the site through affiliate partnerships with casinos that meet our trust standards. If you sign up through one of our links and end up enjoying the platform, we may earn a small commission. This comes at no extra cost to you.
We never let affiliate deals influence ratings, blacklist decisions, or editorial content. Many casinos we link to have no partnership with us at all – and some we actively warn against.
We follow strict guidelines when it comes to your privacy, your data, and how our site is used.
We’re always looking for sharp reviewers, compliance researchers, and editors who care about fairness in gaming.
We publish everything we produce in a public, browsable sitemap. From individual reviews to state guides and bonuses, it’s all listed.
If you’ve had a bad experience with a sweepstakes casino, especially one that’s not on our list yet, let us know. Your input helps us catch issues earlier and test platforms more effectively.
If so, please reach out to us by sending a message.
