Spree Review

Spree launched in 2024 with a solid opening offer and a 2,000+ game library backed by real providers like Relax Gaming and Yggdrasil. The daily login bonus is simple and consistent, the referral program is structured fairly, and 24/7 live chat plus a US phone line for payment questions puts it ahead of most newer platforms on support. The concerns are the ones you always see with young sweepstakes sites: no licensing documentation, cash payouts that can take up to 10 business days, and no mobile app, so keep your SC balance modest until there's more independent payout history to go on.

Is Spree worth your money?

Spree gets one thing right that a lot of new sweepstakes platforms fumble: the first-purchase math is honest. You're paying $9.99 for , which works out to 3 SC per dollar. Compare that to some competitors where the entry package runs closer to 1-2 SC per dollar after you strip out the Gold Coin padding. Spree's number holds up. That said, it launched in 2024, which means there's almost no independent record of how it actually pays out. Keep that tension in mind as you read.

Signup and free entry

New accounts get with no purchase required. The 2.5 SC from the free signup isn't going to get you far on its own, the cash redemption threshold is 75 SC, so you'd need the daily login bonus for roughly 242 days at 0.3 SC per day to hit that on free coins alone. The gift card path is more realistic for free players at a 10 SC minimum, which you'd reach in about 25 days of consecutive logins.

If you're evaluating the free-only path, be clear-eyed about what 2.5 SC actually buys you. It's a free account test-drive, not a meaningful starting balance.

First purchase: the math

The $9.99 first purchase gives you . Here's what that actually costs you to reach the cash redemption floor:

You need 75 SC to redeem for cash. You're starting with 30 SC from the purchase plus 2.5 SC from signup, so 32.5 SC on day one. At 0.3 SC per daily login, you're roughly 142 days of logins away from the cash threshold if you don't buy again, or you're already about 43% of the way there if you play through the purchase package and earn some SC from the loyalty program and tournaments along the way.

At 3 SC per dollar on first purchase, Spree sits above mid-pack in the current US sweepstakes market. For comparison, Pulsz's first-purchase rate often runs around 2.3 SC per dollar on their base package, and Funrize has launched bundles closer to 2.7. Spree's $9.99 entry is genuinely competitive dollar for dollar.

The Spree Coins label here is what Spree calls their redeemable currency. Other sites call it Sweeps Coins. Same mechanic.

Daily bonuses and accumulation

The daily login bonus is {{daily_bonus}}. No wheel spin, no mandatory game play, no streak requirement described in public materials, just show up and collect. That's a cleaner setup than platforms that gate the daily bonus behind a spin mechanic or a minimum session time.

At 0.3 SC per day, you're looking at roughly $0.30 in redemption value per day if you're consistent. Over 30 days that's 9 SC, still short of the 10 SC gift card minimum. You need 34 consecutive days of logins just to reach gift card redemption from the daily bonus alone, starting from zero.

Spree also runs daily tournaments with Spree Coin prizes. Entry requirements and prize structures aren't spelled out in public-facing terms, so check the lobby directly for current formats. Tournaments can meaningfully accelerate your SC accumulation if the prize pool is structured well, worth investigating before you assume the daily login is your only free SC source.

The XP Rewards loyalty program adds another layer: you earn XP through play and unlock rewards every 10 levels. The specific reward values per level aren't published in the T&Cs I reviewed, which is frustrating. Before you factor the loyalty program into your buy decisions, ask support what the current level rewards actually look like.

Referral program

The referral structure pays {{referral_bonus}}. You get 10 SC per friend who registers, up to 100 SC per referral. At 10 SC per person, you'd need 7 referrals just to clear the cash redemption threshold. That's realistic if you're active in communities where people are interested in sweepstakes sites, it's not going to add up to much if you're casually mentioning it to one or two people.

The 100 SC cap per referral is a sensible ceiling. Some platforms cap at 20-30 SC per friend, so Spree's structure is more generous if you're actively referring.

Game library

Spree has around 2000 games. Providers include Playson, Ruby Play, Koala Games, 3 Oaks Gaming, Fantasma, Booming Games, BGaming, Evoplay, Relax Gaming, Yggdrasil Gaming. Relax Gaming and Yggdrasil are the names worth noting, both produce mechanically solid slots with real feature depth, not generic filler. The rest of the list (BGaming, Evoplay, Booming Games, Playson) is a reasonable mid-tier mix you'll see across other sweepstakes platforms.

Slot types cover Megaways, Hold & Win, and Instant Bonus variants. Live dealer runs Live Roulette, Auto Roulette, Grand Bonus Blackjack, and Grand Bonus Baccarat, limited but functional for a platform this new.

The Spree Originals category is worth a mention because exclusivity matters in this space. Sit & Spin is a multiplayer slot format (unusual for sweepstakes casinos), and titles like Spree Buffalo Extreme and 10,000 Spree Sevens are custom builds you won't find elsewhere. Whether originals games hold up mechanically is something you'll only know from playing them, but the category exists and has real titles in it.

For context: Chumba Casino has been running since 2012 and carries a more established library, but Spree's 2,000-game count is competitive for a 2024 launch.

Redemption: where it gets complicated

Redemption options are Bank Transfer (ACH) and gift cards. Cash prize minimum is 75 SC, and payouts take {{payout_time_estimate}}. Gift cards drop to a 10 SC minimum and process within 24 hours.

The 3-10 business day window on cash is on the slower side. Sites like Funrize and Fortune Coins have pushed cash withdrawals faster at their peak. 10 business days means two full working weeks, money sitting in processing that long is money you can't use elsewhere.

No crypto. No mobile app. Account verification is required before your first withdrawal, which is standard and not a red flag on its own, but factor in the verification time when you're planning your first redemption.

The fine print and what to watch out for

Spree is blocked in {{prohibited_states}}. That's 15 states, and it includes California, New York, New Jersey, Michigan, and Washington, states with a large chunk of the US population. If you're in one of those, Chumba Casino operates in more states and has documented payout history going back over a decade.

No published license number. Play Spree Ltd is incorporated in the Isle of Man (registration 021218V), but there's no gaming authority license on record for the platform. Sweepstakes casinos in the US don't need a gambling license to operate, but the absence of any regulatory documentation from an established authority is something to weigh when you're deciding how much SC to accumulate here.

All major platform claims, game counts, ranking as '#1 social casino,' provider quality, come exclusively from the official website. None had independent cross-verification at the time of this review. Take those marketing claims at face value.

Bottom line: who should play here

Spree is worth trying if you're in an eligible state and want to test the waters on a newer platform with a genuinely competitive first-purchase rate. The $9.99 entry is low risk, and if the payout experience is smooth your first time through, you'll have more to go on than I do right now.

If fast cash access matters to you, or if you want a platform with a documented payout record before you build up a balance, look at more established alternatives. Spree has promise, it just hasn't had enough time to prove it independently.

PLEASE DO NOT GAMBLE WITH MONEY THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE. Gambling is not a money making method and you will lose in the long run.