Keeping it a game
Sweepstakes casinos are free to play and a prize is a bonus, never an income. If that stops being true for you, help is a call away and every casino here has tools to slow things down.
Get help now18+ (21+ in some states). No purchase necessary.Someone to talk to
National Problem Gambling Helpline: call or text 1-800-522-4700, or chat at ncpgambling.org. Free, confidential, 24 hours a day.
Local meetings are listed at gamblersanonymous.org.
Four things to notice
- Buying to chase
Purchasing coin packages to win back Sweepstakes Coins already lost rather than for fun.
- Keeping it quiet
Not telling the people around you how much time or money is going in.
- Counting on prizes
Planning spending around redemptions, or feeling a session has to produce one.
- Playing to feel different
Logging in when stressed, low or bored rather than when you want to play.
Built into every casino here
Purchase limits. A daily, weekly or monthly cap on coin packages, set in your account and enforced by the casino.
Reality checks. A pop-up after a set period of play.
Time-outs. A break of a day to a few weeks during which you cannot log in.
Self-exclusion. A long or permanent closure the casino will not reverse on request. Ask support and it is applied the same day.
Setting a purchase limit before you need one is the simplest habit we can suggest. The free route, daily bonuses and postal entries, never goes away.
Keeping accounts away from minors
Every casino here verifies age and identity before paying a prize and most do so at sign-up. If you share a device with someone under 18, log out after each session and do not store passwords in the browser. Parental-control software can block the casino domains entirely.
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