Juked Review

Juked is a sweepstakes social sportsbook launched in 2023 that covers 13+ sports with a dual-currency model (Juked Gold for free play, Juked Cash for prize redemption). The is well above the industry average, and the platform posts tighter odds than competitors like Sportzino on certain markets. That said, at least one major aggregator listed Juked as closed in 2024, and the operator behind the platform has not been publicly disclosed, so proceed with caution.

Juked Overview

Juked is a sweepstakes social sportsbook that launched in 2023 with a focus on sports betting through a dual virtual currency system. You play with Juked Gold (JG) for free and redeem prizes through Juked Cash (JC). From a player's standpoint, the operator behind Juked hasn't been publicly identified, which is a transparency gap worth flagging upfront.

As of 2025, at least one aggregator (Action Network) has listed Juked as closed. We can't independently confirm whether the platform is fully operational right now. and that's the kind of detail that matters before you hand over payment info. Well, it's not exactly if you're comparing options, Sportzino, Fliff Social, and Rebet are all active alternatives in the social sportsbook space.

Platform Features

Juked covers 13+ sports including NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, golf, futsal, and esports. That's broader than what you'll find at most sweepstakes sportsbooks. Sportzino and Fliff Social both skew toward major US leagues, so Juked's inclusion of futsal and esports is a genuine differentiator.

Look, the Quick Pick feature lets you place instant straight bets without a confirmation step. That's a nice friction reducer for casual bettors who don't want to click through three screens to lock in a pick (if you've used Kickr or Stake US, you know what I mean about unnecessary confirmation gates).

Juked runs a mobile-friendly website but doesn't have a dedicated app. {{has_mobile_app}} puts it behind Fliff Social and Chumba in terms of mobile convenience, though the browser experience is functional.

Sports & Betting Markets

The sports menu is the strongest part of the platform. NBA, NFL, MLB, NHL, golf, futsal, esports, and more. 13+ sports total.

Here's what actually matters though: the odds. Juked posted 27-cent tennis lines in documented comparisons, versus 40-cent lines at Sportzino on the same markets. Tighter lines mean better value on every bet (and we've seen a lot of these). Most casual players don't think about line width, but it's the single biggest factor in long-term value (this is true at Legendz, WOW Vegas, Pulsz, or anywhere else that lets you place picks).

That's a meaningful difference.

The esports coverage is worth noting. Not every social sportsbook touches esports. LuckyLand Slots and Fortune Coins don't offer sports at all. Moozi and Golden Hearts are casino-only platforms (worth mentioning). If you specifically want sweepstakes sports betting with esports mixed in, your options narrow fast.

Bonuses & Promotions

From a player's standpoint, Juked leads with a . The industry average for first-purchase bonuses at sweepstakes sportsbooks sits around 100%, so 200% is genuinely above market. Sportzino typically offers 100% on first buy. That's a real gap.

The catch: the 200% bonus applies to Juked Gold, not Juked Cash. JG is the free-play currency. So that bonus doesn't directly translate into redeemable value. The conversion mechanics between JG and JC aren't publicly documented, which makes it hard to calculate effective value. This is the part where the marketing version looks better than the operational reality.

Juked also offers an hourly bonus of 0.10 JG and a top-up bonus of 10 JG when your balance hits zero. These are small engagement hooks. From a player's standpoint, neither involves Juked Cash, so there's no direct redemption path from free bonuses alone (most players hit this wall pretty quickly). Compare that to Chumba or WOW Vegas, where daily login bonuses at least include a small SC component.

Banking & Redemptions

Purchase methods: Visa, Mastercard, Discover, American Express (and yes, that's real). No crypto, no PayPal. That's more limited than what you'll find at Stake US or Pulsz, both of which support additional payment rails (just saying).

Redemptions go through ACH bank transfer or gift cards. You need a minimum of 100 JC (Juked Cash) to redeem. The actual processing time isn't documented anywhere we could find, which is a red flag for a platform in this space. At Fliff Social and Sportzino, you can at least find reported payout timelines. Juked leaves you guessing.

Customer support is available through live chat, email (help@juked.co), and phone (+1-855-587-2839). Having a phone number is actually uncommon in the sweepstakes space. Kickr and Rebet don't offer phone support. That's a point in Juked's favor, assuming the line is staffed.

Editorial Verdict

Juked built a sportsbook with legitimately competitive odds, broader sports coverage than most social betting platforms, and a first-purchase bonus that outpaces the market. The Quick Pick feature and tight lines show someone was thinking about the actual betting experience.

But the unanswered questions are hard to ignore. The operator is anonymous. Redemption timelines are undocumented, and the JG-to-JC conversion mechanics are opaque (not kidding). If you're looking for a proven, active social sportsbook right now, Sportzino and Fliff Social are safer bets (wild, right?). If Juked is confirmed operational and clears up its transparency gaps, the underlying product has real potential. Until then, approach with healthy skepticism and don't deposit more than you can walk away from.

The platform has been flagged as potentially closed.