Cooked.US Review & Grade Report

Grade: Under Review

Overview

Cooked.US brings a crypto-casino pedigree to the sweeps model: it is the American social-casino arm of Cooked.com, run by Digital Chain US Limited out of the Isle of Man, and it launched in 2026 with the standard dual-currency Gold Coin / Sweeps Coin setup. The platform advertises a very large library — slots, table games, game shows, live dealers, and in-house "Originals" with a provable-fairness page — and, unusually for the category, both purchases and prize redemptions can run through cryptocurrency (BTC, ETH, USDT, XRP, SOL, LTC) as well as USD. Redemptions start at a standard $50 (50 SC) with a generous $100,000-per-day ceiling ($5,000 per prize in Florida), and a 2 SC mail-in AMOE is available via an 8-digit request code. The site is US-only — no Canadian eligibility — and excludes 15 states including Pennsylvania and Rhode Island.

Player Reception

The review footprint is thin and mixed: Trustpilot shows only a handful of reviews, mostly positive but with a meaningful slice of one-star reports, which is too small a sample to lean on. We found no substantive Reddit or forum discussion of US redemptions yet, so the platform's advertised player base and payout speed remain unverified by independent player reports.

Current Highlights

  • A standard $50 minimum redemption and an unusually high $100,000-per-day redemption cap, on paper.
  • Crypto redemption rails — when they work as advertised, crypto payouts settle far faster than the ACH transfers most sweeps sites use.
  • An advertised library spanning live dealers, game shows, and originals from a wide provider roster, plus a published provable-fairness system.
  • The international sister site Cooked.com has drawn early positive reception in the crypto-casino space, giving the brand some operating history beyond the US launch.

Areas to Watch

  • No verified US payout track record yet — every redemption claim is currently the operator's own.
  • Sweeps Coins expire 180 days after your last play, which can quietly wipe a lapsed player's balance.
  • The excluded-states list omits Indiana and Maine, which most sweeps operators now restrict — possibly intentional, but worth confirming and a reason for players in those states to be careful.
  • The crypto-first design cuts both ways: payouts to crypto wallets are fast but irreversible, and less familiar territory for typical sweeps players.
  • The thin review sample already includes some one-star reports; too early to call a pattern.

Track Record

The US site is only months old, with terms last revised in April 2026 and no documented redemption history we can independently verify. The affiliated crypto casino has operated internationally since early 2026 under an Anjouan license with a generally positive early reputation, but offshore crypto-casino conduct is not a substitute for a US sweeps payout record.

SweepsGuard Status

Cooked.US is under review. Before assigning a formal grade we want verified player redemption reports, a deeper review footprint, and clarity on the excluded-states list. If you play here in the meantime, start small, complete verification early, and document any redemption from request to receipt — and if anything goes wrong, report it to us and we'll dig in.

Last updated: July 17, 2026