By state
Sweepstakes casinos by state
Some sweepstakes casinos exclude a handful of states. Pick yours to see which of the 37 casinos we review actually accept you, from each casino's own published terms.
See it on a mapAlabama34/37Alaska37/37Arizona35/37Arkansas37/37California9/37Colorado37/37Connecticut3/37Delaware15/37Florida35/37Georgia34/37Hawaii36/37Idaho3/37Illinois25/37Indiana8/37Iowa30/37Kansas37/37Kentucky26/37Louisiana3/37Maine7/37Maryland23/37Massachusetts37/37Michigan3/37Minnesota35/37Mississippi36/37Missouri37/37Montana3/37Nebraska36/37Nevada2/37New Hampshire37/37New Jersey3/37New Mexico37/37New York8/37North Carolina37/37North Dakota36/37Ohio34/37Oklahoma0/37Oregon37/37Pennsylvania31/37Rhode Island34/37South Carolina37/37South Dakota37/37Tennessee3/37Texas37/37Utah34/37Vermont36/37Virginia37/37Washington3/37West Virginia26/37Wisconsin37/37Wyoming37/37
Playing from your state
- Why do sweepstakes casinos exclude some states?
- Because a few states treat the sweepstakes model as gambling, or have laws the operators would rather not test. The excluded list is each operator's own decision and differs between them, which is why a state that one casino refuses is fine at another.
- How do you know which casinos accept a state?
- From each operator's published terms, not from our own testing. Where we have not read a casino's restricted states, we say so on its page rather than implying it accepts everyone. All 37 casinos we review are counted on every state page.
- Is it legal to play from an excluded state?
- The operator will not let you. Accounts are geolocated at sign-up and at redemption, so an account opened from an excluded state generally cannot be paid out. We do not recommend trying to work around it.