Grade: F
No — SweepsGuard lists Liberty Sweepstakes Casino as blacklisted and does not recommend playing there. SweepsGuard grades it F based on player complaints, operator conduct, and redemption reliability. That grade is our independent assessment, not a guarantee — read the site's own sweepstakes rules and check its complaint history before you deposit.
This is not a casino. "Liberty Sweepstakes Casino" is a saved copy of another operator's website, rehosted on a free subdomain and rewired so that the signup flow collects payment card details and Social Security numbers. It looks the part: a normal registration form asking for email, password, name, date of birth and state, with a state dropdown that even carries the same "(not available)" exclusions as the site it was copied from. The copy was done by find-and-replace and was never finished, which is what gives it away. The registration page still ends with the original brand's page title, "Register Your Account: Sign Up to McLuck | McLuck Social Casino", and the Terms of Service is McLuck's own document, naming McLuck's operator 142 times. McLuck is a real, operating brand and has nothing to do with this site. We are listing this page so that anyone searching the name finds it before they type in a card number.
There is none, and that absence is itself the finding. The brand has no Trustpilot profile, no discussion on Reddit, no complaint history with us, and no presence anywhere outside its own free-hosted page. A casino that takes real players accumulates a record within weeks, good or bad. This domain has none, because running a casino was never the point. The name does not correspond to any licensed or established sweepstakes operator.
There is no operating history here because there is no operator. We captured the site in full on September 14, 2026 and have kept the page source as evidence. What matters to a player is not this particular web address, which will not last, but the shape of it: a known sweepstakes brand's site is saved to disk, the brand name is swapped out by find-and-replace, the result is put on free hosting, and the signup flow is rewired to collect cards and Social Security numbers. The leftovers are the reliable tell every time. A browser tab naming a different casino, a terms page about a different company, a support address on a domain you are not currently visiting. Any one of those on a site asking for your card is enough to stop.
Blacklisted. Do not register, do not enter card details, and do not upload identity documents. If you have already done so, treat this as a card compromise and an identity theft exposure rather than a casino dispute, because the two need different responses. Call your bank on the number printed on the back of your card and have the card canceled and reissued. Place a fraud alert or a credit freeze with the three credit bureaus. If you reused that password anywhere else, change it there now. A chargeback is not the route here, because no merchant ever took the money. This is a fraud report, and the places for it are reportfraud.ftc.gov and IdentityTheft.gov. If a link brought you here from a message, a group or a comment, the account that posted it is worth reporting as well.
Update (September 14, 2026): the page was taken down. We reported the site to InfinityFree, the free-hosting provider whose subdomain it was running on, and they wrote back the same day to say it had been removed from their platform. We also reported it to the FTC, and we told McLuck, the brand whose site had been copied, so that they knew their terms and page title were being used this way.
Two things about that are worth being straight on, because a takedown reads as an all-clear and it is not one.
We were not able to confirm the removal ourselves. The whole of the wuaze.com host is unreachable from our network, so every check we ran came back empty whether the page existed or not, and a free host answers for every possible subdomain name whether or not anything is behind it. The confirmation we are relying on is the host's own, which is good evidence because they control the account, but it is not the same as us loading the page and finding it gone. We would rather say that than imply a verification we did not perform.
And the takedown does not undo anything already entered. If you typed a card number, a Social Security number or uploaded an ID before September 14, that data was sent the moment you submitted it and the page disappearing afterwards changes none of it. The steps in the status section below still apply in full, today, regardless of whether the address loads. Cancel and reissue the card, freeze your credit, change any reused password, and file at reportfraud.ftc.gov and IdentityTheft.gov.
The listing stays up. This page exists so that the name is findable by anyone who saw it advertised somewhere and went looking, and that is worth as much now as it was when the page was live. The address was always disposable. The same saved copy can be back under a new name in minutes, and the tells described above are what to recognize.
Last updated: September 14, 2026
Liberty Sweepstakes Casino's current SweepsGuard grade is F, as of September 14, 2026. SweepsGuard grades range from A (strong and reliable) to F (blacklisted).
You can file a free complaint against Liberty Sweepstakes Casino using SweepsGuard's complaint form at sweepsguard.com/submit-complaint. Submit your dispute with documentation and SweepsGuard mediates it with the operator, then publishes the outcome to Liberty Sweepstakes Casino's public record.