Online casinos in Indiana: what the sweepstakes law allows
9 of the 43 casinos we review accept players in Indiana, ranked by our rating, the same way as the rest of the site.
Availability comes from each casino's own published terms, not from us. Rules change without notice, so confirm on the casino's own terms page before you sign up.
Sweepstakes casinos in Indiana
Indiana is one of the hardest states for sweepstakes casinos: 34 of the 43 we review exclude it, leaving 9, 37th of 50 for choice (tied with 2 other states).
- Top rated that accept Indiana: Casino Click (4.4), Lucky Bunny (4.4), AceBet (4.3).
- Daily free coins: 6 of the 9 casinos open to Indiana pay a daily login bonus.
- Not open to Indiana: WOW Vegas, Spree, Crown Coins, and 30 more listed below.
- Nearby states (Midwest): Illinois 31, Iowa 35, Kansas 43, Michigan 3, Minnesota 41, Missouri 43, Nebraska 41, North Dakota 41, Ohio 40, South Dakota 43, Wisconsin 43 of 43 casinos.
Are sweepstakes casinos legal in Indiana?
Indiana bans online sweepstakes casinos. HB 1052, signed on March 12, 2026 as Public Law 153, targets internet sweepstakes games that use a dual- or multi-currency payment system.
The Indiana Gaming Commission can impose a $100,000 civil penalty on anyone who knowingly runs one in Indiana.
9 of the casinos we review still list Indiana as accepted in their own terms. Their terms can lag behind the law, so check with the casino before you sign up.
How every state compares: sweepstakes casino legal states.
Sources, checked October 2026: HB 1052 (2026), Indiana General Assembly. This is a summary, not legal advice.
Available in Indiana
Not available in Indiana
WOW Vegas, Spree, Crown Coins, Jackpota, Punt.com, Chanced, McLuck, Hello Millions, Moonspin, PlayFame Casino, Rolla, Chino, CrashDuel, Daruma Casino, Dorados, KingWins, La Casona, SpinBlitz, Spinsly, Sportzino, Zula Casino, BigShot Games, Fortune Wins, QuickMilly, Amazon Jackpots, CrazyCoins Casino, Spinfinite, Yay Casino, Deal or No Deal Win, Zonko, Shuffle.us, Baba Casino, WinEra
Other states in the Midwest
Sweepstakes casinos in Indiana: common questions
- Are sweepstakes casinos legal in Indiana?
- Indiana bans online sweepstakes casinos. HB 1052, signed on March 12, 2026 as Public Law 153, targets internet sweepstakes games that use a dual- or multi-currency payment system.
- Which sweepstakes casinos accept players in Indiana?
- 9 of the 43 casinos we review accept Indiana players, going by each operator's own published terms. The highest rated are Casino Click, Lucky Bunny, AceBet, Chip'n WIN and Legendz.
- Do you have to buy coins to play in Indiana?
- No. Sweepstakes casinos are free to play and no purchase is necessary. Each one has to publish a free method of entry, usually a daily bonus or a postal request.
- How old do you have to be to play in Indiana?
- At least 18. Some operators on this page set 21 instead, and their own terms say so.
- Which sweepstakes casinos do not accept Indiana?
- WOW Vegas, Spree, Crown Coins, Jackpota, Punt.com, Chanced, McLuck, Hello Millions and 25 others name Indiana in their own excluded states.
- Is Casino Click available in Indiana?
- Yes. Casino Click accepts Indiana players under its own published terms, though Indiana restricts sweepstakes casinos (see the law above), so check with Casino Click before you sign up.
- Is Lucky Bunny available in Indiana?
- Yes. Lucky Bunny accepts Indiana players under its own published terms, though Indiana restricts sweepstakes casinos (see the law above), so check with Lucky Bunny before you sign up.
- Is WOW Vegas available in Indiana?
- No. WOW Vegas lists Indiana among the states it excludes in its own terms.