Sweeps Coin play and redemptions remain available through Nov. 1, as Oklahoma’s new online-gaming law takes effect.
The free October leaderboard contest will reward 150 players, with 700 SC forecast for its top scorer.
Authorities said undercover operations documented video-poker payouts at Golden 5, which is being evicted from its Calvary Drive property.
The free-to-play sweepstakes platform will add further releases from the Malta-based studio as they become available.
HB 2801 places a proposed sweepstakes prohibition inside a wider plan to regulate skill games before an Oct. 13 court deadline.
Registered players can claim one spin every 24 hours on promotion weekends through Nov. 1, without a purchase requirement.
The poster-based site uses one cash-redeemable coin and sets a $5,000 spin limit for New York players.
Google, Meta, Reddit, Snap and TikTok were given until Oct. 23 to stop carrying promotions for sites the state says are unauthorised.
The free-to-enter BGaming slot leaderboard will pay 49 players daily, with scores based on their 10 best winning multipliers.
The provider’s 2026 study maps five market segments, reviews 12 states and outlines four paths to 2030.