Sweep Casino USA

Updated Oct 13, 2026

Closed & Exiting Sweepstakes Casinos

Closed casinos

LuckyLand Slots

Closed Sep 14, 2026

Closed. VGW stopped Gold Coin sales on 2026-08-03, ended gameplay on 2026-08-24, and shut the platform and ended redemptions on 2026-09-14. Coins could not be transferred to other VGW brands. Do not confuse it with LuckyLand Casino, a separate VGW brand launched in late 2025 that remains open.

What happened

Closure timeline

  1. LuckyLand Slots (VGW) closes for good after ending Gold Coin sales on Aug 3 and play on Aug 24.

    News: Gambling.com (opens in a new tab)

What happens to your coins

When a sweepstakes casino closes or leaves your state, it usually announces a schedule: first it stops selling Gold Coins, then it ends gameplay, then it ends redemptions. Coins left after the last date can be lost. When LuckyLand Slots closed, Gold Coin sales stopped on Aug 3, 2026, play ended on Aug 24 and redemptions ended on Sep 14; coins could not be moved to other VGW brands.

State exits follow a similar pattern. High 5 Casino, for example, ended new access in Indiana and Iowa on Jun 16, 2026 and let players play and redeem until Jun 30, per its official rules.

What to do

  • Redeem rather than holding a large balance, especially in states with pending bans or AG action.
  • Finish ID verification early so a slow check does not push you past a deadline.
  • Read every email from your casino, and check its notices if you hear of a ban.

Questions people ask

What happens to my Sweeps Coins if a casino closes?

You can usually redeem until a published deadline. After that, coins can be lost. LuckyLand Slots ended redemptions on Sep 14, 2026 and coins were not transferable.

Is LuckyLand Slots closed?

Yes. It shut down on Sep 14, 2026. LuckyLand Casino is a separate VGW brand that remains open.

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