A /10 Index Score that represents the overall quality and trustworthiness of a sweepstakes casino.
A rating on SweepState is the canonical /10 Index Score. It shows the overall quality and trust level of each site. Higher scores point to more solid, trusted sites. The rating comes from a 100-point Trust Score divided by 10 and rounded to one decimal, so 91.0/100 becomes 9.1/10. The Trust Score uses five weighted factors: Company Reputation (20%). Track record, owner clarity, years in business; Payout Reliability (25%). User-reported cash-out success, speed, and consistency; Regulatory Compliance (20%). Legal status, state limits, past actions; Customer Service (15%). Response speed and how well issues get fixed; User Reviews (20%). Current tiers: 8.5-10.0 = Excellent; 7.5-8.4 = Good; 6.9-7.4 = Average; 6.2-6.8 = Below Average; Below 6.2 = Poor. Ratings should be updated often as sites change.
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An Index Score of 7.5/10 or higher is Good, and 8.5/10 or higher is Excellent. Current tiers: 8.5-10.0 = Excellent; 7.5-8.4 = Good; 6.9-7.4 = Average; 6.2-6.8 = Below Average; Below 6.2 = Poor.
Ratings are calculated from a 100-point Trust Score covering company reputation, payout reliability, regulatory compliance, customer service, and user reviews. The public Index Score is that Trust Score divided by 10 and rounded to one decimal.
In-depth ratings and write-ups on sweepstakes casinos that help players pick where to play.
The process of requesting a prize payout or reward after meeting an operator's minimum balance, verification, and any stated playthrough rules.
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