Contact Us
Got a question about a sweepstakes casino, spotted something that needs updating, or just want to tell us we've missed a platform worth reviewing? This page explains what sunsetbeacon.com can help with, what we can't, and the best way to reach us.
What We Can Help With
Sweepstakes Casinos is an independent research and comparison site covering sweepstakes and social casinos available to US players. We're happy to hear from readers on topics like:
- Corrections — an operator's eligible states, redemption thresholds, or promotional terms have changed since we last checked
- Suggestions for sweepstakes or social casinos we haven't covered yet
- General feedback on how our reviews, comparisons or rankings are put together
- Questions about how the Gold Coins and Sweepstakes Coins model works in general terms
- Accessibility issues or technical problems with the site itself
What We Can't Help With
Because Sweepstakes Casinos doesn't operate any of the platforms we cover, there are things we're simply not positioned to resolve. If your question falls into one of these areas, you'll get a faster answer by going straight to the operator:
- Account access, login issues, or password resets on a specific site
- Redemption status, payment delays, or identity verification (KYC) requests
- Deposits, purchases of Gold Coin packages, or billing disputes
- Closing or reopening an account with a particular operator
- Legal advice on whether a specific site is available to you — availability varies by state and by operator policy, and only the operator's own terms and your state's current rules can answer that with certainty
Every sweepstakes casino publishes its own support contact, usually in the site footer or account settings — that's the quickest route for anything account-specific.
Before You Get In Touch, a Few Things Worth Knowing
A lot of the messages we receive turn out to be answered already, in more depth, elsewhere on the site. It might save you a wait:
- How rankings work. Our editorial ratings are based on research into welcome offers, redemption processes, game libraries and stated terms — not on payment from operators. Commission from an operator, where it exists, never buys a better position on our lists.
- Eligibility and age requirements. Sweepstakes casinos generally require players to be at least 18, and some operators set the bar at 21 depending on the state or their own policy. Always check the specific operator's terms before creating an account.
- State-by-state availability. Sweepstakes casinos aren't available nationwide. Some states restrict or prohibit this model entirely, and individual operators often choose not to serve certain states regardless of what's technically permitted. Laws in this space change, so verify current availability directly with the operator before signing up.
- Playing for free. Legitimate sweepstakes casinos, including the ones featured on this site such as Spinblitz, Lone Star and MegaBonanza, offer a no-purchase-necessary route to Sweepstakes Coins — commonly through an alternative method of entry like a mail-in request. Buying Gold Coin packages is optional, not a requirement to participate or redeem prizes.
- Responsible play. If you want support around time or spending habits, our Responsible Gambling page lists resources worth knowing about, whether or not you've contacted us directly.
- Who we are. For more on how we approach reviews and what independence means for Sweepstakes Casinos, see About Us. Our Terms and Conditions page covers the legal basis on which the site operates.
How to Reach Us
Look for a contact link in the site footer or header navigation — that's the most reliable way to send us a message, and it routes to the right place whether your query is about a correction, a suggestion, or something technical. If you've emailed a sweepstakes casino operator directly about an account issue and haven't heard back within their stated timeframe, that's a matter for their own support team or, where applicable, their published complaints process — we're not able to intervene in individual account disputes.
What Happens After You Send a Message
We read every message that comes in. Corrections and factual updates — an operator changing its eligible-state list, adjusting a welcome offer, or updating redemption terms — are the ones we prioritize, since keeping the information on this site current matters more to us than anything else. General feedback and site suggestions get reviewed on a rolling basis. We can't promise a reply to every message, particularly account-specific queries that belong with an operator, but we do read all of them.