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Put To Us By Members

The questions we are asked most about joining, playing and being paid.

Does a welcome always credit in full?

At thirteen of the eighteen, yes. CrownCoins spreads it over five days, Pickem arrives in two parts, and MyPrize pays a coin a day rather than a lump sum.

Is there an expiry window?

Usually. Most houses expect a first purchase inside seven days, and several require the free coins to be played within thirty. A late claim quietly shrinks.

Must I spend to join?

No. Every house keeps a free route open. Free coins redeem on identical terms to purchased ones; it simply takes longer to reach the floor.

What is a house floor?

The minimum redeemable balance a house will pay out, between fifty and a hundred Sweeps Coins. Jackpota and CrownCoins are the highest at a hundred.

Can Gold Coins be withdrawn?

Never, at any balance, in any house. They buy playing time. This is the single reason welcome banners read so much larger than the real offer.

What does playthrough mean?

Each Sweeps Coin must be staked once before the balance may be withdrawn. Once, not repeatedly, and it is one times at every house we joined.

How long should a payout take?

Between twenty-two and seventy hours. Under a day is excellent, two days is ordinary, three is the slow end of the list.

Does the method matter?

More than members expect. A gift card beat a bank transfer at every one of the eighteen houses, by four hours at best and nineteen at worst.

Is there a fee to withdraw?

None of the eighteen charged us anything. Several set a minimum, which is printed against every entry.

Which house was most generous?

LoneStar Casino, at a hundred and five Sweeps Coins on joining, the largest opening balance we recorded anywhere.

Which welcome was most misleading?

RichSweeps and SpeedSweeps both lead with a wheel maximum rather than a typical result. We received three coins against an advertised ceiling of forty.

Where may I not join?

Washington, Nevada, Idaho and California. Every other state is open.