Indiana’s Sweepstakes Casino Ban Goes Live
The law puts dual-currency platforms on notice as operators abandon the state and other bans follow.
The law puts dual-currency platforms on notice as operators abandon the state and other bans follow.
The sweepstakes site is leaning into mixed games, bracelet events and parallel leaderboards as rivals pull back
Knockout events, Mystery Bounties and a 100,000 SC main event fill a 23-day schedule.
The package mixes a nation-picking contest, wheel spins and reload rewards, with entries for the main prediction game closing on June 28.
High 5, McLuck and others moved early as regulators gained new enforcement powers in Indiana and Iowa
Operators began restricting accounts before a new state law gave Iowa officials direct enforcement tools against unlicensed gambling.
The attorney general says the sites mimic casino play and use a redeemable virtual-currency system.