Sweepstakes casino questions answered
Short answers. Where the answer depends on the casino, the verdict list carries the figure.
Common questions about sweepstakes casinos
Do I have to spend money?
Can I cash out Gold Coins?
How long does a payout take?
What is a floor?
What is playthrough?
What does the bar on each row mean?
Why do they want my ID?
Which states are excluded?
Are winnings taxable?
Is the welcome bonus the whole offer?
Can I have accounts at several casinos?
Do these casinos pay you?
Why is a casino with a bigger bonus rated lower?
What if something here is wrong?
Questions before you register
How long does registration take?
Two or three minutes. Name, email, date of birth and address. No card is requested at any point and no purchase is required.
Will my details be checked immediately?
Age usually is. Identity documents are normally requested at the first payout, which is why sending them earlier is worth doing.
Can I use a nickname?
No. The name on the account has to match the name on the documents, because the two get compared before any prize is released.
Is one account per person?
Per casino, yes. Eighteen casinos means eighteen accounts. Two at the same casino is a terms breach with the balance usually forfeited.
Questions about prizes
How fast is the quickest?
Seven hours, at Mega Bonanza, measured from request to spendable money on a verified account.
Why is my first payout slower than your table?
Because the identity review happens once and our figures describe verified accounts. Upload documents at registration and the gap closes.
Does the payout route change the timing?
Substantially. Cards and wallets often land the same day. Bank transfers follow banking hours, so a Friday request can sit until Monday with nothing wrong.
Is a prize taxable?
Prizes are generally treated as income in the United States and larger ones can involve paperwork. We are not accountants, so ask one where the amount matters.