“Provably fair” has become a common phrase in digital gambling, especially in crypto and sweepstakes casinos. Players often wonder: is it really fair, or is it just a marketing tactic to make you feel safer about depositing money? The answer depends largely on how you define fairness. If you define “provably fair” as a system…
WOW Vegas has introduced the MegaWheel, and I’ve been testing it out to see how it really works. How It Works My Results On one offer I purchased the $99.99 pack which came with 5,000,000 WOW Coins and 100 FREE SC. After spinning the MegaWheel I landed on the 10% bonus, which gave me an…
Yay Casino is a relatively new entry in the social casino market, blending a traditional social gaming model with sweepstakes elements. The platform is operated by Social Gaming LLC (Delaware, US) and is available in most U.S. states, excluding Idaho, Michigan, and Washington. Like other sweepstakes casinos, it emphasizes no purchase necessary play, where players…
Golden Hearts Games has officially expanded its sweepstakes casino lineup with Pragmatic Play titles, going live on August 14. Until now, the platform primarily offered games from B Gaming, 3 Oaks, and a handful of smaller providers, but the new update marks a clear step toward competing with larger sweepstakes casinos. Pragmatic Arrives at Golden…
I have been hearing quite a bit about SpinQuest lately so I decided it was time to try it out for myself. SpinQuest is a newer sweepstakes social casino platform created by Rob, the man in this video who is either a YouTuber himself or frequently appears in videos with well known gambling YouTubers Bluff…
When PlayFame rolled out its new Fame Club loyalty program, I decided to test it right away. Starting at the Newcomer level with just a handful of Fame Points, it didn’t take long to reach my first reward checkpoint. The system awarded me a spin on the Mystery Wheel, and my prize was 1 Sweepstakes…
I’ve deposited over $100,000 of real money to buy gold coins across various sweepstakes casinos like Stake, McLuck, Crown Coins, Chumba, LuckyLand, Global Poker — I’ve seen all their interfaces, bonuses, jackpots, and dry spells. I know how they work, or at least I thought I did. For the most part, I treated these sites…
EDIT: I did eventually receive the prize redemption money that I won, but it took several weeks. So while my experience with TMF is that it is not a scam, it did take much longer than other sites. If you are going to play there, do it at your own risk, as I have heard…
If you’ve been playing Crown Coins Casino’s Hall of Fortune, you know the thrill of smashing tiles, uncovering prizes, and working your way through the different Halls (or chests) to claim bigger rewards. I’ve been at it for a while now, and I’m currently on the 3rd Hall, slowly making my way toward that final…
Recently, while browsing Swagbucks, I came across an offer that caught my attention—500 SB (equivalent to $5) for signing up and trying out the social casino Scrooge.Casino. I’m always curious about new platforms, and since this was a social casino, I figured it was worth a shot. One of the main reasons I decided to…