Realplay Tech Inc sister sites
2 brands name Realplay Tech Inc as their operator in their own terms or sweepstakes rules. Sister sites usually share policies and verification, but their state lists and bonuses can still differ.
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Editor Rating★ 4.1/5Overall Score 72/100Market Signal66Cash minimum100 SCStates36/51 - 2
Editor Rating★ 3.9/5Overall Score 69/100Market Signal65Cash minimum100 SCStates36/51
How Realplay's two sweepstakes casinos differ
Realplay Tech Inc runs two sweepstakes casinos, RealPrize and LoneStar, with the same age rule, the same 36-jurisdiction reach and matching prize thresholds. Where they part ways is in how those thresholds are written and in what each publishes about free entry and playthrough. Their order comes from our Overall Score, which gives verified terms and online reach half the weight each.
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RealPrizeMail-in entry, Sweep Coin minimums
RealPrize sets gift cards at 45 Sweep Coins and cash prizes at 100, and its free entry is a handwritten 4x6 written request in a stamped #10 envelope. Sweep Coins need a 1x playthrough, though the operator may require more. It accepts players from 18 or the age of majority, and the operator lists around 500 games.
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LoneStarMinimums stated in dollars
LoneStar writes its minimums in dollars rather than coins: $45 for a gift card and $100 for cash. Unlike RealPrize, it doesn't publish a mail-in method or playthrough terms. Its software comes from Realplay Ltd, and purchases work by card or Skrill, the same options its sister site offers. It's open from 18 in 36 of 51 jurisdictions.
Both brands still show several banned states as open on their own lists, including California, Louisiana and New Jersey, so confirm your state in the current terms. Eligibility depends on your location and age. See how we rate casinos.
Frequently asked questions
- What's the difference between RealPrize and LoneStar?
- Their thresholds match at 45 for gift cards and 100 for cash, but LoneStar states them in dollars and RealPrize in Sweep Coins. RealPrize also publishes a handwritten mail-in route and a 1x playthrough, while neither is published for LoneStar.
- Can 18-year-olds play at RealPrize and LoneStar?
- Yes, both accept players from 18, or the age of majority where that's higher. Both are open in 36 of 51 jurisdictions and exclude the same states, including California, Michigan, New York and Washington.
- How can I pay for Gold Coins at these sister sites?
- RealPrize and LoneStar both accept credit or debit cards and Skrill for Gold Coin purchases. Buying is optional at RealPrize, which also describes a free handwritten mail-in request for Sweep Coins.
Reviewed by the SweepsCheck editorial team · Oct 14, 2026