Common Questions
Everything readers ask about claiming an offer and getting paid.
At thirteen of the eighteen, yes. The other five split the Sweeps Coins over several days or hold part behind a first purchase. CrownCoins credits over five days and Pickem arrives in two parts.
Usually. Most offers expect a first purchase inside seven days, and a few require the free coins to be played within thirty. Claim late and the offer quietly shrinks.
No. Every offer here has a no-purchase route. Only the percentage-match portion needs a coin package to trigger.
The minimum redeemable balance a site will pay out. It runs from 50 to 100 Sweeps Coins, and Jackpota and CrownCoins are the highest at 100.
Never, at any balance, on any site. They buy playing time only, which is why headline coin figures look so much bigger than the real offer.
Each Sweeps Coin must be staked once before the balance can be withdrawn. Once, not repeatedly, and it is 1x everywhere we checked.
Between 22 and 70 hours across the eighteen. Under a day is excellent, two days is normal, three is the slow end.
More than most people expect. Gift cards beat bank transfers at all eighteen sites, by four hours at best and nineteen at worst.
None of the eighteen charged us anything. Some set a minimum, which is listed on every review page.
Mega Bonanza. The credited figure matched the headline, the expiry was stated plainly, and the money returned in 22 hours.
RichSweeps and SpeedSweeps both headline a wheel maximum rather than a typical result. We got 3 SC against an advertised ceiling of 40.
Washington, Nevada, Idaho and California. Every other state can claim.