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A handful of popular sweepstakes casino brands have returned to Alabama and Georgia after initially exiting those state markets.
HelloMillions, McLuck, PlayFame, Spin Blitz - all owed by Isle of Man-based B-Two Operations - are back in business.
Unlike real money online casinos (i.e. BetPhoenix live dealer casino), sweepstakes sites allow individuals to play for free using virtual coins. They are later encouraged to make purchases for more enhanced play.
Gambling911.com first reported last week that HelloMillions appears to be in the cross hairs of ambulance chasing law firms that have made it their mission to go after sweepstakes casinos by luring in customers for planned action lawsuits.
And while these firms hope to get lucky luring in unlucky players, there are many testimonials from verified HelloMillions customers claiming they've won plenty of money.
An individual on the Google Play page writes:
"This is my favorite app I've won a lot of money on this it pays out I won $14,000 on the SC wheel but Dumped it back in in two days had a blast betting $100 I don't regret losing it back to the casino! had a hell of a two days!!"
The changes were reflected in the Aug. 7 update of McLuck's terms and conditions, according to Deadspin's Frank Ammirante.
The news comes as sweepstakes casinos have been forced out of a handful of U.S. states including New York and New Jersey.
- Gilbert Horowitz, Gambiling911.com
