The email-announced changes raise the platform’s payment ceilings sixfold for instant card withdrawals and fivefold for bank transfers.
Registered players have until 3 a.m. ET on Oct. 12 to earn points across 31 eligible games.
The five-day offer caps rewards at 20 Sweeps Coins and 200,000 Gold Coins, with a three-times playthrough condition on Sweeps Coin lossback.
The proposed law would make operators and key service providers liable under Wyoming’s felony professional-gambling statute, though reports differ on the committee’s October vote.
The revised Super Coin model targets access in states that had restricted conventional dual-currency sweepstakes casinos.
Competing drafts would either extend felony gambling liability to providers or permit compliant operators under age and consumer-protection rules.
Eligible players must choose a payment worth 23% of net spending by Nov. 30 or receive non-redeemable Gold Coins instead.
The free October leaderboard contest will reward 150 players, with 700 SC forecast for its top scorer.
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.