Sweepstakes casino availability isn't uniform across the US, and it's changing quickly - several states have enacted new restrictions in 2025 and 2026 alone. Individual brands also each choose which states they operate in on top of that. The map below shows the general regulatory landscape - hover or tap a state for details, and check each brand's own review page for its specific state list before signing up.
California, Connecticut, Idaho, Indiana, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Montana, New Jersey, New York, Tennessee, Utah, and Washington have enacted bans or have longstanding restrictions on the sweepstakes-casino model, and operators have exited or been excluded from these states. Several of these are recent: New York (December 2025), California and Montana (2025), Indiana and Maine (July 2026), Tennessee (2026), and Louisiana (August 2026). Always confirm current availability before signing up.
Delaware, Illinois, Iowa, Kentucky, Maryland, Nevada, West Virginia, and Wyoming don't have an outright statutory ban on the sweepstakes-casino model, but face active regulatory enforcement or are voluntarily excluded by most major operators due to legal risk. A handful of brands still serve some of these states - check the individual review pages for exact coverage.
Oklahoma has enacted a ban (SB 1589) that takes effect November 1, 2026. Most operators are still serving the state for now, but that's expected to change as the effective date approaches - check the operator's current terms before signing up.
The remaining states, plus Washington DC, are generally served by most of the brands we cover - though exact game libraries, bonus availability, and redemption options can still vary by operator, and this list can change as new state laws are introduced.
Either your state has a specific restriction on the sweepstakes-casino model, or the particular brand you're trying has chosen not to operate there. These are two different things - a state ban applies to every operator, while a brand-level exclusion only affects that one site.
No - this map shows the general regulatory landscape, not any one operator's specific footprint. Some brands are available in more states than others. Always check the individual brand's review page for its exact state list.
Yes. Sweepstakes casino regulation is actively evolving, with new state bills and enforcement actions introduced regularly. We update this page as the landscape changes, but always confirm current availability directly with the operator before signing up.