SweepsGuard handled three cases against Lott-O-Fun, all unpaid redemptions and all closed unresolved after the operator declined to engage with mediation. Case #42 involved $400 owed to a player from Illinois, Case #47 involved $550 owed to a player from Texas, and Case #65 involved $166 owed to a player from Kansas, who was repeatedly told payment was coming. The site has since gone offline behind a maintenance page without publishing a closure notice or a payout plan, and no operating entity was ever disclosed.
No. Lott-O-Fun is closed and blacklisted. It left three separate redemption complaints unpaid and unanswered, never disclosed an operating company, and then went dark behind a maintenance page. We advise players to avoid it.
It did not. All three cases we handled involved redemptions that were requested and never processed, and players reported that the redeem button itself did not work and that support email went unanswered for weeks. Lott-O-Fun did not respond to any of our mediation attempts.
Document your gameplay, redemption requests, and any support messages. Because no operating entity was ever named on the site or in its terms, there is no company to pursue directly, so the realistic routes are a chargeback through your payment provider and complaints to the FTC and your state Attorney General.