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Stakester.com is an independent guide to sweepstakes casinos and social casinos in the United States. We provide a carefully curated and regularly updated list of sweepstakes casinos, helping players discover legal, entertainment-focused casino-style platforms where gameplay is free to enter and prizes are awarded through sweepstakes mechanics. Our content is designed to help users understand how sweepstakes casinos work, compare social casino platforms, and evaluate bonuses, promotions, gameplay quality, payment options, and availability by state. We prioritize transparency and accuracy, ensuring players can make informed decisions when choosing between different sweepstakes and social casinos. Whether you are new to sweepstakes gaming or looking for the most reliable social casino platforms, Stakester.com aims to make the sweepstakes casino landscape easier to navigate by offering clear explanations, honest comparisons, and up-to-date information players can trust.
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This site is a dirty liar. The claims on here are flat out not even close factual. I believe the casinos give them kickbacks to sway people into forking their money over to unfair casinos cause they probably give them a cut. DO NOT USE THIS SITE!! You will be led in the wrong direction
Stop listing these fraud casinos.
This app has a very nice design and a user-friendly automatic matchmaking system but unfortunately there are not players. It looks like the app is down and hope they came back and fix the matchmaking
I had high hopes for this company as the offered a high play to earn rewards system for both Console/PC match ups as well as their own Mobile games and competitions in thise games.
I only played the mobile games and after a week was up to about $80,- I withdrew about $30 which I received within about 4 days.
Naturally enough I started grinding these games day and night for about 2 months until I got the balance to over $1500,-.
I put a withdrawal request in which has been sitting in limbo for another 2 months now.
I've reached out plenty of times and although they are quick to respond its usually a generic template email saying how they're having payment issues and most likely will be for some time.
I completely understand tech issues can cause problems but now your systems haven't paid me and I'm assuming any player in over 2 months. I'm not sure if it's a scam and waste of time or if they think they're being clever by waiting for the crypto market to boom in order to finance all of this but I'm highly dissapointed.
If the payment issue gets resolved I'm happy to edit this to 5 stars and if it doesn't in the near future I'll drop it 1 star and hope that people who read this will avoid them.
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