NoLimitCoins vs TaoFortune

The short version

NoLimitCoins scores 4.1 on our Editor Rating and TaoFortune 3.1. Go by the published terms and NoLimitCoins has the edge for more ways to reach support (email and phone against email). TaoFortune doesn’t come out ahead on any term we compared.

Where you can play

State by state there’s no difference. Each covers the same 32 of 51 jurisdictions. Both figures fold in NoLimitCoins’ and TaoFortune’s own exclusions plus current state bans.

At both, 19 jurisdictions are off-limits for prize play.

Utah still appears as open on NoLimitCoins’ and TaoFortune’s own lists. We count it as closed anyway, because a ban or regulator action applies.

Playing without buying

NoLimitCoins’ free mail-in entry pays 1 SC per request. You handwrite a request on a 4x6 card and send it in an envelope. By post, TaoFortune credits 1 SC per request. To enter, write out a request and post it.

Buying Gold Coins

NoLimitCoins lists Visa, Mastercard, Skrill and Apple Pay for Gold Coin purchases. TaoFortune’s purchase options aren’t in what we’ve verified. Purchases are optional either way, because Gold Coins can’t be redeemed for prizes.

Support and games

NoLimitCoins offers email and phone support. Stated hours: 24/7 (email; phone line for US payment-related queries). You can reach TaoFortune by email. Stated hours: 24/7 (email; replies within up to 72 hours).

How the ratings compare

Most of the difference comes from support: 4.5 for NoLimitCoins, 3.5 for TaoFortune. NoLimitCoins has email and phone around the clock; TaoFortune has email around the clock.

We score purchase options for NoLimitCoins but not TaoFortune, whose record lacks the facts needed. NoLimitCoins isn’t scored on redemption terms because we haven’t verified the underlying facts; TaoFortune is. That gap doesn’t pull either overall rating down, since unscored parts are skipped.

Market Signal, our read of each site’s search visibility, puts them about level. Search momentum is declining for both.

Same operator?

They’re sister sites: both list A1 Development LLC as the operating company. The group runs 4 brands we track. The others are Funrize and FunzCity. Sister sites often share rules, and these two match on minimum age, mail-in amount and state list, but differ on support channels. Shared ownership means the same company handles redemptions and verification at both, so a choice between them comes down to the specific differences above.

NoLimitCoins vs TaoFortune: questions