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Choose your state to see the current CBS status, read a simple availability note, and open a complete state guide with sweepstakes casino options relevant to where you live. Because each operator sets its own eligibility rules, always confirm the casino’s current terms before joining.
Availability notes mean available according to current operator terms as checked by the Casino Bonus Streak Editorial Team. Always confirm the casino’s own terms and sweepstakes rules before signing up.
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Use the alphabetical status board to jump to your state row. Green means generally available according to current operator terms, orange means restricted by many operators, gray means watch / verify, and red means banned, restricted, or informational-only.
AKWatch
AZMixed
ARAvailable
CAOptions
COAvailable
CTRestricted
DERestricted
DCWatch
FLAvailable
GAAvailable
HIWatch
IDRestricted
ILMixed
INBanned
IAWatch
KSAvailable
KYMixed
LABanned
MEBanned
MDMixed
MAAvailable
MIRestricted
MNAvailable
MSMixed
MOAvailable
MTRestricted
NEAvailable
NVRestricted
NHAvailable
NJRestricted
NMAvailable
NYRestricted
NCAvailable
NDWatch
OHAvailable
OKBan 11/1
ORAvailable
PAMixed
RIMixed
SCAvailable
SDWatch
TNBanned
TXAvailable
UTMixed
VTWatch
VAAvailable
WARestricted
WVMixed
WIAvailable
WYMixed
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States to Recheck Before You Play
Availability is changing in several states. Start with your individual state guide, then confirm the casino’s current eligibility rules before creating an account.
- Restricted or informational: Indiana, Maine, Louisiana, and Tennessee.
- Pending or limited: Oklahoma, California, and New York.
- Operator-by-operator: Illinois, Arizona, Maryland, Delaware, Rhode Island, West Virginia, Iowa, Florida, and Washington, D.C.
For detailed legislative references and national tracking, use the 2026 U.S. Sweepstakes Casino Availability Report.
Accessible state list
Sweepstakes Casino Status by State
Use this directory to find your state, read a short consumer note, and open the full guide. Statuses summarize current operator availability and can change.
| State | Status | Current CBS note | State page |
|---|---|---|---|
| Alabama | Mixed | Several reviewed operators appear available, with age rules and operator-family exclusions that can vary by site. | Alabama |
| Alaska | Watch / verify | Many reviewed operators appear to accept this state, but players should still confirm the casino’s current terms before signing up. | Alaska |
| Arizona | Mixed | Several operators exclude Arizona, while others may still accept players there according to current operator terms. | Arizona |
| Arkansas | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept Arkansas according to current operator terms. | Arkansas |
| California | Restricted + card-style options | Standard dual-currency sweepstakes casinos are restricted, but Card Crush and Zumba Cards may be available as card-style/social options according to owner-confirmed current availability. Check current operator terms before signing up. | California |
| Colorado | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept this state according to current operator terms. | Colorado |
| Connecticut | Restricted | All or nearly all reviewed operators in the current CBS research set exclude this state. | Connecticut |
| Delaware | Restricted | All or nearly all reviewed operators exclude Delaware according to current operator terms. | Delaware |
| Washington DC | Watch / verify | Some operators explicitly allow DC, but treatment varies by operator. | Washington DC |
| Florida | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept Florida according to current operator terms, though state-level activity and operator redemption rules can change. | Florida |
| Georgia | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept this state according to current operator terms. | Georgia |
| Hawaii | Watch / verify | Many reviewed operators appear to accept this state, but players should still confirm the casino’s current terms before signing up. | Hawaii |
| Idaho | Restricted | Commonly excluded across reviewed operators. | Idaho |
| Illinois | Mixed | Some operators exclude Illinois, while others may still accept players there according to current operator terms. | Illinois |
| Indiana | Banned | HB 1052 took effect July 1, 2026. Treat Indiana as informational-only for sweepstakes casino coverage; do not imply standard sweeps play is available. | Indiana |
| Iowa | Watch / verify | Operator availability varies, so Iowa is marked watch / verify until players confirm the casino’s current terms. | Iowa |
| Kansas | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept Kansas according to current operator terms. | Kansas |
| Kentucky | Mixed | Some major operators exclude Kentucky, while others appear to accept it. | Kentucky |
| Louisiana | Banned | HB 53 and HB 883 were signed with an August 1, 2026 effective date, and Louisiana enforcement activity has already affected sweepstakes operators. Treat as informational-only. | Louisiana |
| Maine | Banned | LD 2007 was signed with an effective date around July 14, 2026. Treat Maine as informational-only and avoid listing standard sweeps offers without fresh operator-term confirmation. | Maine |
| Maryland | Mixed | Some reviewed operators exclude Maryland, while others may still accept players there according to current operator terms. | Maryland |
| Massachusetts | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept this state according to current operator terms. | Massachusetts |
| Michigan | Restricted | All or nearly all reviewed operators in the current CBS research set exclude this state. | Michigan |
| Minnesota | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept Minnesota according to current operator terms. | Minnesota |
| Mississippi | Mixed | Mixed because age rules and operator exclusions vary. | Mississippi |
| Missouri | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept this state according to current operator terms. | Missouri |
| Montana | Restricted | All or nearly all reviewed operators in the current CBS research set exclude this state. | Montana |
| Nebraska | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept Nebraska, though age requirements can vary by site. | Nebraska |
| Nevada | Restricted | All or nearly all reviewed operators in the current CBS research set exclude this state. | Nevada |
| New Hampshire | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept New Hampshire according to current operator terms. | New Hampshire |
| New Jersey | Restricted | Most reviewed operators exclude New Jersey; any limited access should be checked directly in the operator’s current terms. | New Jersey |
| New Mexico | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept New Mexico according to current operator terms. | New Mexico |
| New York | Restricted + card-style options | New York is restricted for standard sweepstakes casino coverage, but Card Crush and Zumba Cards may be available as card-style/social options according to owner-confirmed current availability. Check current operator terms before signing up. | New York |
| North Carolina | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept this state according to current operator terms. | North Carolina |
| North Dakota | Watch / verify | Many reviewed operators appear to accept this state, but players should still confirm the casino’s current terms before signing up. | North Dakota |
| Ohio | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept Ohio according to current operator terms, though a few operator-family exclusions may apply. | Ohio |
| Oklahoma | Ban pending | SB 1589 is listed as taking effect November 1, 2026. Treat Oklahoma as a pending-ban / informational state and recheck operator terms before publishing any offer language. | Oklahoma |
| Oregon | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept Oregon according to current operator terms. | Oregon |
| Pennsylvania | Mixed | Some reviewed operators accept Pennsylvania, while others exclude it according to current operator terms. | Pennsylvania |
| Rhode Island | Mixed | Some reviewed operators exclude Rhode Island, while others may still accept players according to current operator terms. | Rhode Island |
| South Carolina | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept South Carolina according to current operator terms. | South Carolina |
| South Dakota | Watch / verify | Many reviewed operators appear to accept this state, but players should still confirm the casino’s current terms before signing up. | South Dakota |
| Tennessee | Banned | SB 2136 was signed May 22, 2026, alongside broad operator exits and state-level enforcement activity. Treat Tennessee as informational-only for standard sweepstakes casinos. | Tennessee |
| Texas | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept Texas according to current operator terms. | Texas |
| Utah | Mixed | Several operators appear available, while others exclude Utah. | Utah |
| Vermont | Watch / verify | Operator availability varies in Vermont, so players should confirm the casino’s current terms before signing up. | Vermont |
| Virginia | Available | Multiple reviewed operators appear to accept this state according to current operator terms. | Virginia |
| Washington | Restricted | Commonly excluded across reviewed operators. | Washington |
| West Virginia | Mixed | Several reviewed operators exclude West Virginia, while others may still accept players according to current operator terms. | West Virginia |
| Wisconsin | Available | Multiple reviewed operators accept Wisconsin according to current operator terms. | Wisconsin |
| Wyoming | Mixed | Mixed because at least one operator family excludes Wyoming. | Wyoming |
National research resource
2026 U.S. Sweepstakes Casino Availability Research
Looking for the complete national picture? Our 2026 U.S. Sweepstakes Casino Availability Report tracks all 50 states plus Washington, D.C., with state classifications, legislative references, methodology, update history, and downloadable data.
Using this directory
How to Use This State Guide
Availability changes frequently. We monitor casino terms, restricted-state lists, and important state developments so this page can stay focused on helping you choose a state guide. Check your state page first, then verify the individual casino’s current eligibility rules before signing up.
For the full methodology, nationwide dataset, legislative sources, and update history, see the 2026 U.S. Sweepstakes Casino Availability Report.
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Sweepstakes Casinos by State FAQ
These answers explain how to read the state statuses on this page and why availability can vary from one sweepstakes casino to another.
Are sweepstakes casinos available in every state?
No. Sweepstakes casino availability depends on the casino’s current eligibility rules and the state where the player is located. CBS uses careful wording because availability is based on operator terms, not a broad legal claim.
What does Available mean in this guide?
Available means multiple CBS-reviewed operators appear to accept players in that state according to current operator terms. It does not mean every sweepstakes casino accepts that state, and players should always check the casino’s own terms before signing up.
What does Mixed mean?
Mixed means some CBS-reviewed operators appear to accept the state while others exclude it. In mixed states, the best option can depend on the individual casino’s eligibility rules.
Why are some states marked Watch / verify?
Watch / verify means availability is changing, limited, or varies enough that players should double-check the operator’s current terms before creating an account. These states may still have some options, but CBS is using a more cautious status label.
What does Banned or Restricted mean?
Banned or restricted means the state is excluded by all or nearly all reviewed operators in the current CBS research set, has a recent state-law change affecting standard dual-currency sweepstakes casinos, or needs informational-only coverage. Players in banned or restricted states should follow operator eligibility rules and should not try to bypass location checks.
Can I use a VPN if my state is restricted?
No. CBS does not recommend VPNs, location masking, or any workaround. Operators typically prohibit attempts to bypass location checks, and players should follow the casino’s own eligibility rules.
How do sweepstakes casinos verify location?
Operators may use account details, geolocation tools, identity checks, payment or redemption information, and other eligibility controls. The exact process varies by casino.
How often can availability change?
Availability can change at any time. States, operators, and terms can shift quickly, so CBS recommends checking the casino’s current terms before creating an account or attempting redemption.
Who maintains this guide?
This page is maintained by the Casino Bonus Streak Editorial Team using CBS review data, operator terms, sweepstakes rules, and ongoing state-level monitoring.




