State record
Sweepstakes casinos in District of Columbia
We have found no District of Columbia statute that closes the dual-currency sweepstakes model. Below are the operators we list for the state and the record behind each one.
Sweepstakes casinos available in District of Columbia
Compare every casinoOrdered by our casino rating. The full expert score sits on each operator record.
| Casino | Casino rating | Min redemption |
|---|---|---|
 Stake.us | 4.32/5 | $40 |
 Pulsz Casino | 3.79/5 | $100 |
 High 5 | 3.49/5 | $100 |
 MyPrize.us | 3.36/5 | $100 |
 Jackpota | 3.32/5 | $75 |
 Lucky Bits Vegas | 3.15/5 | $95 |
 Clubs Casino | 2.99/5 | $100 |
 Real Prize Casino | 2.90/5 | - |
 Dara | 2.89/5 | $100 |
 Funz | 2.83/5 | $100 |
 LoneStar | 2.82/5 | $100 |
 Rolling Riches | 2.62/5 | $100 |
 Casino.click | 2.48/5 | $100 |
All 13 operators we list for District of Columbia. Ratings are ours, on a 5 point scale. A blank cell means we have not rated that operator yet.
The legality record
Available- Statute
- No ban on record
- Effective
- -
- Operators listed
- 13
What this means for players
- We have found no District of Columbia statute closing the dual-currency model.
- Legality is not endorsement. Read the operator record before you sign up.
How the model works
Sweepstakes casinos run two currencies. Gold Coins are for play and have no prize value. Sweeps Coins arrive free with purchases, by mail, or through daily bonuses, and are the only currency that can be redeemed for prizes.
That separation is what keeps the model outside gambling law in most states. It is also what the statutes now passing target: several read the dual-currency structure as consideration, and close it.