Sweepstakes Casino Sister Sites

Operator groups behind several sweepstakes casinos

Some companies run more than one sweepstakes casino. Sister brands often share rules, age limits and state lists, then differ on sign-up offers, minimums or payout methods. These are the operator groups behind two or more brands we track, largest first. Knowing the group helps you compare like with like, and it tells you which brands are affected when a company changes its rules or faces regulatory action.

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   UTech Solutions LLCSix brands, all 21+

   UTech Solutions LLC runs six brands (Playtana, Sweepico, FireSevens, SweepShark, DexyPlay and JackpotRabbit), on the same platform as the A1 Development sites. All are 21+ and open in 33 of 51 jurisdictions. Five publish sweepstakes rules: a $25 prize minimum at four of them and $100 at FireSevens. JackpotRabbit is the exception.

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   WW Funcrafters JWA LLCFive brands, all 18+

   WW Funcrafters JWA LLC of Wilmington, Delaware runs DimeSweeps, ThrillCoins, Bang Coins, Sweeps Royal and SpeedSweeps. The five accept players from 18 in 35 of 51 jurisdictions, with Hawaii among the exclusions, and each credits 4 SC per mail-in request. None states a cash redemption minimum in its published rules.

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   B-Two Operations LimitedFour brands, matched terms

   The B-Two group's McLuck, Hello Millions, PlayFame and Spin Blitz run on near-identical terms (PlayFame names its own subsidiary, PlayFame Operations Limited): 21+, gift cards from 10 SC, cash from 75 SC and 4 SC per mail-in request. PlayFame is the only one that adds crypto. McLuck and Hello Millions each credit 2.5 free Sweeps Coins at sign-up.

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   A1 Development LLCFour brands, two rated

   A1 Development LLC runs NoLimitCoins, Funrize, TaoFortune and FunzCity on one platform. All four are 21+ and open in the same 32 of 51 jurisdictions, and none publishes redemption terms. TaoFortune's own footer goes further and says it involves no monetary rewards. NoLimitCoins and TaoFortune have an Editor Rating, Funrize and FunzCity don't yet, and NoLimitCoins' homepage footer lists Visa, Mastercard, Skrill and Apple Pay.

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   VGW GroupThree brands, Florida lawsuit

   VGW's group takes in Chumba Casino, Global Poker and LuckyLand Casino, each under its own VGW company, the brand that carried on after LuckyLand Slots shut down. All three are 21+. Global Poker and LuckyLand start cash prizes at 50 SC, Chumba at 100 SC. Florida's Attorney General has sued VGW, alleging illegal gambling, a case that touches the whole group.

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   SGSE LLCThree 18+ brands, 50 SC cash

   SGSE LLC of Wilmington, Delaware runs American Luck, Win Bonanza and Reel Zappy. All three take players from 18, start cash prizes at 50 SC and pay 5 SC per mail-in request. Sign-up coins are where they split: 6 SC at American Luck, 5 at Win Bonanza and 2 at Reel Zappy.

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   Social Gaming LLCFortune Coins and YAY

   Social Gaming LLC runs Fortune Coins, which now operates as Fortune Wins, and YAY Casino. Both take players from 18, YAY in 36 of 51 jurisdictions and Fortune Coins in 35, and both pay prizes to a Visa virtual card or a bank account. YAY adds crypto, while Fortune Coins values its coins at 100 to the dollar, so both minimums come to $50.

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   Yellow Social Interactive LimitedPulsz and its bingo sister

   Yellow Social Interactive Limited runs Pulsz and Pulsz Bingo. Both are 21+, pay by ACH, Trustly, Skrill or gift card, offer mail-in entry and keep a 24/7 phone line for payment questions. Pulsz Bingo reaches 32 of 51 jurisdictions to Pulsz's 30, and neither publishes a cash minimum.

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   Realplay Tech IncTwo brands, matching thresholds

   Realplay Tech Inc runs RealPrize and LoneStar. Both are open from 18 in 36 of 51 jurisdictions with the same thresholds, gift cards from 45 and cash from 100, though LoneStar states them in dollars. RealPrize also publishes a handwritten mail-in route.

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    Golden Hearts Games Inc.Two brands, Iowa splits them

    Golden Hearts Games Inc. runs Golden Hearts Games and Coin Wizard Games. Both start gift cards at 50 SC and cash at 100 SC, pay by ACH or Prizeout, and set 18 as the base age (19 in Alabama and Nebraska, 21 in Mississippi). Coin Wizard Games accepts Iowa players; Golden Hearts Games doesn't.

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    Mixxxed Bag LLCRolling Riches and Sidepot.us

    Mixxxed Bag LLC runs Rolling Riches and Sidepot.us. Both take players from 18, start cash prizes at 100 SC, default to a single playthrough and credit 2 SC per mailed request card. Rolling Riches reaches 30 of 51 jurisdictions to Sidepot's 29, but only Sidepot.us takes Hawaii and Illinois.

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    KHK Games, Inc.A casino and a poker room

    KHK Games, Inc. runs Clubs Poker, a poker room that also has casino-style games, and Clubs Casino. Both accept players from 18 in 35 of 51 jurisdictions and share redemption terms: 100 SC for cash to a debit card or a Prizeout gift card, one request every 5 days. Each credits 3 SC per mailed request card.

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    Mamba LimitedTwo 18+ brands, 100 SC cash

    Mamba Limited, based in the Isle of Man, runs Spinfinite and Zonko. Both accept players from 18 in 36 of 51 jurisdictions, start cash prizes at 100 SC by ACH and credit 3 SC per mailed request card. Zonko values each coin at $1 and publishes daily and 30-day redemption caps.

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    Kinetix Ventures, Inc.Two 21+ brands, one platform

    Kinetix Ventures, Inc. of Wilmington, Delaware runs SweepJungle and Sixty6 on one platform. Both are 21+, list 2,000+ games and give new players 75,000 Gold Coins and 2 free prize coins. SweepJungle accepts Illinois, which Sixty6 doesn't, and is the one that publishes redemption terms: 100 SC by bank transfer.

A shared owner doesn't guarantee shared fine print, so compare each sister brand's current rules on minimums, sign-up offers and state lists before choosing between them. Eligibility depends on your age and location. See how we rate casinos for more.

Reviewed by the SweepsCheck editorial team · Oct 15, 2026