Funrize vs NoLimitCoins

The short version

Funrize doesn’t have enough verified data for an overall Editor Rating yet (NoLimitCoins has 4.1), so weigh the individual facts. On the facts we’ve verified, Funrize and NoLimitCoins are hard to separate: neither has a clear advantage on states, minimums, age or free entry.

Where you can play

State by state there’s no difference. Each covers the same 32 of 51 jurisdictions. Closed means excluded by the operator or banned by the state, and we apply both tests.

Neither accepts prize play in 19 jurisdictions, including West Virginia, Connecticut and Indiana.

Each operator’s list still shows Utah as open. State law or regulator action restricts sweepstakes casinos there, so we count it as closed.

Playing without buying

Funrize’s sign-up offer: 125,000 coins welcome bonus for signing up and verifying your account (no Promotional Entries stated).

By post, Funrize credits 1 SC per request. The steps: handwrite a request on a 4x6 card and post it in a #10 envelope. NoLimitCoins takes mail-in requests at 1 SC each. You write out a request on a 4x6 card and mail it in an envelope.

Paying for Gold Coins

NoLimitCoins lists Visa, Mastercard, Skrill and Apple Pay for Gold Coin purchases. Funrize’s purchase options aren’t in what we’ve verified. A Gold Coin package is never required, and only Sweeps Coins can be redeemed anyway.

Support and games

Support works the same way at both: email and phone support, 24/7 (email; phone line for US payment-related queries). We have a game count only for Funrize: 1,000+, by the operator’s own claim.

How the ratings compare

On every Editor Rating dimension we can score for both, they land within 0.3 of each other.

We score game library for Funrize but not NoLimitCoins, whose record lacks the facts needed. Funrize isn’t scored on purchase options because we haven’t verified the underlying facts; NoLimitCoins is. Missing data never lowers a score here; it just isn’t scored.

By Market Signal they have a similar online footprint, which says nothing about their rules either way. Search momentum is declining for both.

Sister sites?

They’re sister sites: both list A1 Development LLC as the operating company. The group runs 4 brands we track. The others are TaoFortune and FunzCity. Sister sites often share rules, and these two match on minimum age, mail-in amount, state list and support channels. Where we have the same fact for both, nothing separates them yet.

Funrize vs NoLimitCoins: questions