Latest Sweeps and Industry News

Modo Casino faced a major AWS outage Monday, but the site says the issue wasn’t a cyberattack, and no player data was at...

Ohio’s push to ban sweepstakes casinos and expand iGaming has hit a wall. Speaker Matt Huffman and Gov. Mike DeWine say the state’s gambling market is saturated, with no expansion...

Addabbo’s message to his state: Finalize land-based licenses, then let’s focus on passing iGaming in...

WOW Vegas won’t leave California quietly. Sweepsy has learned the popular sweeps casino plans to stay live right up until Dec. 31, 2025, the final day before AB831 makes such sites...

In an apparent change of course, High 5 Casino is sticking around California a little longer — extending access to Oct. 20 after Gov. Newsom signed AB831, the new law set to ban...

SGLA Executive Director Jeff Duncan tells Sweepsy that newly appointed Managing Director Sean Ostrow knows how to translate complex issues into practical solutions that lawmakers and...

It’s game over for sweeps casinos in California. Gov. Newsom signed AB831, banning dual-currency sweeps gaming and giving sites until Jan. 1, 2026, to shut...

Sweeps casino operators are trying to fire back in 2025, claiming rivals are weaponizing new laws to crush competition and disguise it as player...

In a quick reversal, NoLimitCoins, Fortune Wheelz, and Tao Fortune have dropped their minimum age from 21 to 18 — signaling a possible strategy shift in a hectic 2025 for the sweeps...

Montana and Connecticut’s sweepstakes casino bans took effect Oct. 1, using different wording but ultimately delivering the same result — a full shutdown of sweeps...

VGW says average spend is $25 per week at Chumba Casino, LuckyLand Slots, and Global Poker — a key takeaway from the Online Social Games...

It is not immediately clear if players in California will still be able to redeem any Sweeps Coins leftover in their accounts beyond Oct. 1, or if they would have needed to have done that...