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The questions people actually ask about collecting prizes.

What counts as a prize?

Only Sweeps Coins. They convert at roughly a dollar each once staked through. Gold Coins are playing time and never leave the site.

Do I have to spend to collect?

No. Every site in the hub keeps a free route open through daily logins, giveaways and a postal request.

How big is a normal free prize?

From 1 to 105 Sweeps Coins on sign-up across the eighteen. Above 30 is genuinely generous and only four sites reach it.

Why does the withdrawal floor matter?

A 2 SC welcome behind a 75 SC floor is close to worthless until you have collected daily for weeks. We list the floor on every tile.

Does the whole prize credit at once?

At thirteen of the eighteen, yes. CrownCoins spreads it over five days, Pickem arrives in two parts, and MyPrize pays a coin a day.

How fast do prizes arrive?

Between 22 and 70 hours. Gift cards beat bank transfers at every site in the hub.

Is there a fee on collecting?

None of the eighteen charged us anything. Some set a minimum, which is on every tile and review page.

What does playthrough mean?

Each Sweeps Coin must be staked once before the balance can be collected. Once, not repeatedly.

Which site gave the biggest free prize?

LoneStar Casino at 105 Sweeps Coins, the largest opening balance anywhere in the hub.

Which site paid fastest?

Mega Bonanza, at 22 hours for the full round trip and 12 hours by gift card.

Which prize was the most misleading?

RichSweeps and SpeedSweeps both headline a wheel maximum. We got 3 SC against an advertised ceiling of 40.

Which states are excluded?

Washington, Nevada, Idaho and California. Everywhere else can join.