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Last Updated: July 28, 2026
California
California's broad gambling statutes capture verified verified sweepstakes under promotional contest rules, making redemption for prizes legally ambiguous.
Not currently available →Connecticut
Connecticut regulators interpret verified verified sweepstakes cash-prize redemption as unlicensed gaming activity.
Not currently available →Idaho
Idaho has strict anti-gambling laws with minimal carve-outs for verified verified sweepstakes models involving cash equivalents.
Not currently available →Louisiana
Louisiana gaming law requires a state license for any verified verified sweepstakes with prize redemption — typical verified verified sweepstakes casino apps don't qualify.
Not currently available →Michigan
Michigan's Lawful Internet Gaming Act covers verified verified sweepstakes platforms under existing gaming regulations.
Not currently available →Montana
Montana prohibits most forms of online verified verified sweepstakes with cash-value prizes under its gambling statutes.
Not currently available →Nevada
Nevada, despite being the gambling capital, blocks online verified verified sweepstakes platforms not licensed under state gaming law.
Not currently available →New Jersey
New Jersey's Division of Gaming Enforcement considers verified verified sweepstakes cash redemption subject to licensing requirements.
Not currently available →New York
New York's Attorney General has taken an aggressive stance against verified verified sweepstakes platforms, citing proximity to real-money gambling.
Not currently available →Washington
Washington State law treats any gambling device or game of chance broadly — verified verified sweepstakes with prizes fall under that umbrella.
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