Sweepico Casino Review (2026)

Sweepico launched in late 2025 and is run by the same company behind popular social casinos like JackpotRabbit, SweepShark, and Mr. Goodwin.

I’ve been hearing more and more players talk about it lately (some with good things to say and others not so much), so I decided to sign up and test it out for myself.

In this review, I’ll break down what to expect from Sweepico, including its games, bonuses, prize redemptions, legal states, and more to help you decide if it’s actually worth checking out.

Sweepico Casino Review Summary

Author’s Take: Is Sweepico Worth Trying or Not?

“If you’ve played at one of Sweepico’s sister sites (like JackpotRabbit, Scarlet Sands, or SweepShark) and enjoyed the experience, I think you’ll probably like Sweepico too. It’s very similar.

That said, I don’t think it’s the best choice if you plan to rely heavily on Sweepico’s bonuses and promotions. The $25 cap on free play winnings takes away a lot of their value.

If you plan to buy Gold Coin packages from time to time, though, I don’t think the free play cap will matter nearly as much.

Bonus Sweeps Coins from Gold Coin purchases aren’t subject to it, and your daily redemption limit also increases from 100 SC to as much as 2,000 SC as you spend more on the site.”

– Peyton Powell (Social Casino Expert & iGaming Writer)

Pros & Cons

Ratings Breakdown

Bonuses & Promotions:	3/5
Purchases & Redemptions:	3.5/5
Game Selection:	4/5
Mobile App & Website:	4/5
Safety & Security:	4.5/5
Customer Support:	4.5/5
Overall Rating:	3.9/5.0

How Does Sweepico Social Casino Work?

Sweepico works a lot like other social casinos in the U.S. You play games using two types of virtual currency: Gold Coins (GC) and Sweeps Coins (SC).

Gold Coins are just for fun and practice, while winnings from Sweeps Coins play can be redeemed for real cash prizes. On Sweepico, 1 SC is worth $1.00 when redeemed.

Sweepico is technically free to play, so you don’t have to deposit money to use the site. You can claim free coins through different promotions, which I’ll cover in the next section, or buy Gold Coin packages whenever you want. These packages usually come with free SC as a bonus.

One other Sweepico feature worth knowing about is Free Plays. These are basically free spins that come from certain promotions or coin purchases. They’re usually tied to a specific game, and each Free Play has a set SC value, often around 0.2 SC.

Sweepico Bonuses & Promotions

Welcome Offers: No Deposit Bonus & First Purchase Bonus

Sweepico gives new players a total of 150,000 Gold Coins (GC) and 2 Sweeps Coins (SC) for free, and you don’t need a promo code to claim it. The bonus is split into a few steps:

• 125,000 GC + 1 SC when you create an account
• 10,000 GC + 1 SC after verifying your email address
• 15,000 GC after completing your profile

Once you’ve claimed the free bonus, you’ll also be able to choose from three different first-purchase bonus offers. All three include a 100% match in extra Sweeps Coins, while the two larger packages also come with a free Season Ticket.

• 2,000,000 GC + 100 SC for $49.99 (includes 1 Season Ticket)
• 875,000 GC + 50 SC for $24.99 (includes 1 Season Ticket)
• 600,000 GC + 30 SC for $14.99

Overall, I think these are solid welcome offers. The no-deposit bonus and first-purchase bonuses are pretty similar to what you’d find at other social casinos, and they’re a good way to get some extra value upfront.

Ongoing Promotions for Existing Users

Besides the welcome offers, Sweepico has a handful of other promotions available for existing players:

• Daily Login Bonus: Log in every 24 hours to claim free Sweeps Coins and Free Plays. The rewards get bigger the longer you keep your streak going, and you can earn up to 1.70 SC and 15 Free Plays each week.
• Daily Playback: You can receive up to 5% of your net Gold Coin and Sweeps Coin losses back the following day. This promotion only applies to Gold Coins you’ve purchased and Sweeps Coins received through coin purchases.
• Refer a Friend: Share your referral link, QR code, or promo code with friends. If someone signs up through your link and spends $29.99 or more on Gold Coin purchases, you’ll receive 500,000 GC and 20 SC, while your friend gets 400,000 GC and 5 SC.
• VIP Customs: Sweepico’s VIP program has 10 different tiers: Rookie, Advanced, Pro, Expert, Elite, Chief, Champion, Master, Icon, and Legend. As you play games and earn VIP points, you’ll unlock additional perks like birthday gifts, a personal VIP manager, exclusive promotions, and more.

Overall, there are plenty of ways to get free coins at Sweepico.

That said, it’s important to know that Sweepico (like the other social casinos run by UTech Solutions) limits players to $25 in total winnings from free play bonuses. For example, if you claim the 2 SC no-deposit bonus and hit a 1,000 SC jackpot with it, you’d still only be able to redeem 25 SC in prizes.

In my opinion, that sucks a lot of the value out of these promotions. It also makes things a bit confusing for players who are using free play bonuses while buying Gold Coin packages at the same time.

Banking Options & Payment Methods

Coin Purchases

Buying coins at Sweepico is completely optional, but if you’d like to purchase some, just click the yellow Buy button on the website. From there, you’ll be able to choose from the standard coin packages shown below, along with any limited-time deals or discounted bundles that may be available.

Sweepico currently accepts debit/credit cards, Apple Pay, and PayPal for coin purchases.

One thing I noticed is that, outside of the special promotions and discounted bundles, the pricing is very straightforward. You generally receive about 10,000 Gold Coins and 1 Sweeps Coin for every $1 you spend.

Prize Redemptions

You can redeem Sweeps Coins for real cash prizes at Sweepico, but there are a few requirements you’ll need to meet first:

1. Complete KYC verification by providing a valid government-issued ID.
2. Meet the 1x playthrough requirement, meaning your Sweeps Coins must be played through at least once before they become redeemable.
3. Have at least 100 redeemable SC in your account, which is the minimum redemption amount.

Once you’ve checked all three boxes, you can redeem Sweeps Coins at a rate of 1 SC = $1.00 through either a push-to-debit card or an ACH bank transfer.

One thing I don’t particularly like about Sweepico’s payout process is that the daily redemption limits are relatively low and also tied to how much you’ve spent on Gold Coin purchases:

• 100 SC per day if you’ve spent up to $100 on Gold Coin purchases
• 250 SC per day if you’ve spent between $100 and $300
• 500 SC per day if you’ve spent between $300 and $500
• 2,000 SC per day if you’ve spent more than $500

Sweepico Casino Game Library

Slots

As is usually the case with sweepstakes casinos, slots make up the bulk of the game library at Sweepico. In the top menu of the lobby, games are organized into several different categories:

• New
• Popular
• Hot
• Bonus Combo
• Big Bang Jackpot
• Bonus Buy
• Hold’n’Spin
• VIP Games

I’m a fan of the Popular section since it’s a quick way to see which games other users are playing the most. When I tested Sweepico, some of the most-played titles included:

• Jack Raider and The Lost Relics (96.15% RTP; up to a 2,000x multiplier and 80,000 SC max prize)
• Dolphin Queen Hold’N’Link (96.83% RTP; up to a 1,400x multiplier and 56,000 SC max prize)
• Red Planet: Rapid Link (96.11% RTP; up to a 3,000x multiplier and 120,000 SC max prize)

You can also sort games by software provider if you’re looking for a particular developer. Sweepico currently works with around two dozen different game studios, including NetEnt, Betsoft, NetGame, BGaming, and Booming Games.

Fishing Games

Besides slots, Sweepico also has a couple dozen fishing games. They aren’t listed in the category menu at the top of the lobby, though, so you’ll have to scroll down the homepage a bit to find them.

Most of these shooting games come from providers like Ace Win and NetGame. Some of the titles I found while testing the site included:

• Ice & Fire Fishing
• Candy Heroes
• Aladdin Adventure

User Experience: Website & Mobile App

Sweepico doesn’t have a dedicated mobile app for iOS or Android, but its website is fully optimized for mobile devices. I tested it on my iPhone while putting this review together, and I didn’t run into any major issues.

The overall design is pretty simple. It has a bit of a space-themed, retro look, and it feels very similar to the other social casinos operated by UTech Solutions. I had no trouble finding my way around the site.

At the top of the screen, you can quickly switch between Gold Coin and Sweeps Coin play.

Along the bottom, there are five main tabs for promotions, games, the VIP program, your inbox (which includes announcements and game notifications), and a hamburger menu that gives you access to account settings, customer support, and just about everything else on the site.

Overall, I think Sweepico’s mobile website gets the job done. A dedicated app would be a nice addition, but I don’t think it’s really necessary since the site already works well on a phone.

Is Sweepico Legit?

Sweepico uses a promotional sweepstakes model, similar to other social casinos in the U.S. That said, sites like this aren’t licensed or regulated by state gaming commissions, so it’s always worth doing a little research before signing up. Here’s what I found during my Sweepico review.

Legitimacy & Safety Overview

Sweepstakes Rules

One thing I didn’t like right away was how difficult it was to find Sweepico’s official sweepstakes rules. Most social casinos include a link to them in the footer of their website, but Sweepico only lists its Terms of Use and AMOE there.

It turns out the sweepstakes rules aren’t available until after you make a Gold Coin purchase. Personally, I think players should be able to read them before deciding whether they want to spend any money.

Once I unlocked the rules, I read through them from start to finish. Overall, everything was pretty standard, but a few things stood out. We’ve already covered a couple of these in this review, but I think they’re worth highlighting again:

• Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins expire after 60 days of inactivity. This is fairly common among social casinos.
• Winnings from free play bonuses are capped at 25 SC. As I mentioned earlier, this significantly limits the value of promotions like the sign-up bonus and daily login rewards.
• New players start with a 100 SC maximum redemption limit per day. As I covered in the redemption section, the limit increases as you spend more on Gold Coin purchases.

Ownership & Company Information

One of the biggest things Sweepico has going for it is that it’s owned and operated by UTech Solutions LLC, a company that’s been launching social casinos since 2024. In addition to Sweepico, UTech Solutions also operates:

• JackpotRabbit
• Scarlet Sands
• SweepShark
• Mr. Goodwin
• VegasWay
• Playtana
• DexyPlay
• FireSevens

While that doesn’t automatically make Sweepico trustworthy, I do think it adds some credibility. It’s generally reassuring to see a social casino backed by a company with an established track record rather than one that’s launching its very first site.

What Other Players Are Saying About Sweepico

Next, I wanted to see what other players were saying about Sweepico. Right now, it has an impressive 4.4/5 TrustScore on Trustpilot based on more than 1,000 player reviews.

I read through quite a few of the recent reviews, and most of them were pretty positive. Players seemed to like the game selection, regular bonuses, and reasonably fast payout times.

Of course, there were some complaints too. The two biggest ones were the $25 maximum on winnings from free play bonuses and the 100 SC daily redemption limit for new players. Those are the same two issues I talked about earlier in this review.

Overall, it seems like you have to be okay with those two limitations. If you are, you’ll probably have a positive experience with Sweepico. If not, you’re probably better off choosing a different social casino.

Customer Service & Help Options

There are two main ways to get help on Sweepico: live chat and email. Live chat is definitely the faster option. In my experience, I was connected with someone within a few minutes, while email responses can take a few hours or longer.

As part of this review, I tested the live chat feature myself. You can access it by tapping “Support” in the menu or clicking the chat bubble icon on the website. You’ll first be greeted by the Sweepico Bot, but there’s also an option to “Talk to a human,” which is what I selected.

I was connected with a support agent named Juan almost immediately, and he answered all of my questions about Sweepico’s redemption process without any issues.

Overall, I was pretty impressed with Sweepico’s customer support. My only real complaint is that there’s no FAQ page or help center with answers to common questions. That’s something a lot of other social casinos offer, although those pages are usually pretty thin and generic anyway, so I don’t think it’s a major drawback.

What States Is Sweepico Legal In?

Sweepico is still available in most U.S. states, despite the recent wave of crackdowns on sweepstakes casinos across the country. At the time of writing, players can sign up and play in every state except:

• Connecticut
• Delaware
• Idaho
• Louisiana
• Michigan
• Montana
• Nevada
• New Jersey
• New York
• Rhode Island
• Tennessee
• Washington
• West Virginia
• Wyoming

You’ll also need to be at least 21 years old to create an account, play games, and redeem prizes on Sweepico.

How Sweepico Compares to Other Social Casinos

Here’s a quick look at how Sweepico compares to other popular social casinos and sweepstakes gaming sites in the U.S.

Final Thoughts on Sweepico

Overall, there’s a lot to like about Sweepico. It has a pretty big and diverse game library, offers a 100% first-purchase match, and provides near-instant customer support via live chat.

That said, it has its flaws too. There’s no live dealer or table games, no gift card prize option, and (of course) the redemption cap on winnings from free play, which I’m sure you’re tired of hearing me talk about by this point.

None of those are deal-breakers on their own, but together they’re enough to keep Sweepico from being one of my favorite sweepstakes casinos. Even so, I think it’s a legitimate social casino that’s worth considering if its strengths line up with what you’re looking for.

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Written by Peyton Powell, U.S. iGaming Expert & Industry Analyst

Peyton Powell

Peyton Powell covers U.S. sports betting, online casinos and daily fantasy sports, including app reviews, bonus term analysis, and state-by-state availability. His work focuses on explaining contest formats, promo mechanics, and key restrictions in plain language so readers can make informed decisions.