Do Sweepstakes Casinos Pay Out Real Money?

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Sweepstakes casinos do pay out real money but one will be playing with virtual coins (also known as sweepcoins).  This differentiates them from the traditional real money internet casino whereby customers will need to deposit via their credit cards or cryptocurrency.  In the beginning, at least, sweepstakes casinos involve less risk when it comes to winning cash prizes.  The real money online casinos can pay significantly more and often feature more enticing bonuses.  Contrary to popular belief, real money casinos are readily accessible from the United States.

Sweepstakes Casinos Would Not Ask You for Your Bank Account If They Did Not Pay Out Real Money

A Redditor won $1200 playing on the Chumba Casino.  He or she wasn't going to be getting paid out in those virtual coins.  That much is for sure.

"This is my first time winning big in chumba I am over 1200 tonite so I’m just wondering how the pay out works and since they ask for ur banking info.. I’m sure I’m not the first to be scared of sending in this info and how long does the pay out take."

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My McLuck Experience

One of the more popular sweepstakes casinos is McLuck.  One player via Reddit relayed their experience attempting to get paid out by McLuck:

"I wanted to share my experience with McLuck since I have seen a lot of mixed reviews on here.

"TLDR: I've played Chumba, Luckyland and Mcluck and redeemed over $1000 at a time on each of them. By FAR Mcluck is the slowest to pay out. However they do in fact pay out, but you need to be patient.

"I had been playing mcluck off and on for about a year and had never hit anything substantial so had no redemptions. I was lucky enough to win 12k off of a $20 deposit and because the redemption was taking so long I gave almost it all back to them , I'm sure this their intention in taking so long. I ended up only cashing out $700 which was approved the day I put int he request and in my account a few days later.

"Not long after I was blessed to win another 10K and was smart enough to sit on it. I received an email saying the money would be in my account in 3-5 days, do not believe this email. After 5 days i utilized the chat support on the website and was told I needed to send in pictures of my debit card for validation which would take another 3-5 days.

"To be clear I was never notified of this requirement by Mcluck, i had to seek the information from them. After the 5 days I my card had not been verified (to be fair there was a holiday weekend in this time frame) so I utilized the chat support again and complained that I had never had a redemption take so long. That evening my card was approved and the money was in my account 3 days later.

"My advice if you win with McLuck, be patient. Dont give it back."

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