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Beginner Questions

The questions we hear most from people opening a first account.

Do I need to spend anything to start?

No, and you should not on a first account. Claim the free coins, use the daily bonus, and find out whether you enjoy the site before you consider buying anything.

Can a beginner really withdraw money?

Yes. Free Sweeps Coins redeem exactly the same way purchased ones do. It takes longer to build a balance, but the route out is identical.

What is the difference between the two coins?

Gold Coins are arcade tokens and never become money. Sweeps Coins convert to real money at about a dollar each. That is the whole distinction.

Which site is easiest to start with?

Mega Bonanza. The sign-up is short, the free balance is decent, and our first withdrawal cleared in under a day.

How long does the ID check take?

Between a few minutes and two days depending on the site. A clear licence photo with a name matching the account is what makes it quick.

Do I have to send ID?

Yes, once. Every site has to verify identity before releasing a withdrawal, and it only happens on your first one.

How much can I win?

Only what your Sweeps Coins are worth. Play them through once and each is worth roughly a dollar, so a 30 coin welcome is about thirty dollars of potential.

What is playthrough?

Each Sweeps Coin has to be staked once before you can withdraw. Once, not repeatedly, and it is the same rule at every site.

How long until the money arrives?

Somewhere between one and three days. Choosing a gift card over a bank transfer is usually the difference.

Do I need more than one account?

Not to begin with. Get comfortable on one, have a first payout land, then add a second if you want more free coins each day.

Where am I not allowed to play?

Washington, Nevada, Idaho and California. Every other state is open.

How often is this site updated?

We re-check every site monthly and re-run the full sign-up and withdrawal test at least twice a year.