Rollza Review & Grade Report

Grade: Under Review

Is Rollza legit?

Rollza is a real, operating sweepstakes casino, but SweepsGuard has not finished grading it yet. We are still gathering player complaints and redemption evidence, so treat it cautiously and keep balances small until a grade is published.

Overview

Rollza comes from Moon Rabbit Holdings LLC, a Wyoming company, and we know of no other sweeps brand from the same operator. The lobby mixes slots, fish shooting games, crash games, blackjack, roulette and live dealer tables, from providers including Betsoft, Wazdan, Mascot and Red Rake. Players must be 18 or older and live outside the 16 states the Sweepstakes Rules exclude, a list that includes Utah and, from November 1, 2026, Oklahoma. Canada isn't eligible. New accounts get 100,000 GC after email verification. First-time buyers pick one welcome pack: 25,000 GC with 50 free SC for $25, 10,000 GC with 30 SC for $10, or 50,000 GC with 65 SC for $50. After that, packs run 1 SC per dollar from $6 up. SC has to be played once before it can be redeemed, and 1 SC redeems for $1. Redemptions go out by bank transfer, card or crypto, and the redeem tab stays locked until you pass ID and selfie verification. The site doesn't publish a fixed minimum. SC expires after 60 days without a login. The mail-in route pays a random 1 to 5 SC per request card.

Player Reception

There isn't any yet. Rollza has no Trustpilot profile, and we found no discussion of it on Reddit or anywhere else we checked. There are no player payout reports to go on, ours included.

Current Highlights

A 1x playthrough on SC
Three advertised redemption routes: bank transfer, card and crypto
The Sweepstakes Rules, Terms of Use, AML policy and FAQ are all readable without an account, and they name the operating company and its address
The $10 welcome pack carries 30 free SC, three times the standard rate

Areas to Watch

The Sweepstakes Rules and the FAQ give different redemption terms. The rules allow one request every 48 hours, with reviews taking at least 72 hours and payment up to 10 business days. The FAQ says one request every 24 hours and two to five business days. Plan on the slower set until players report otherwise.
No published minimum redemption. The FAQ says the cashier sets it, and the cashier won't show it until you finish ID verification.
The rules say to get your mail-in code from a "Get Mail-In Code" button on your profile. We couldn't find that button on a new account, and we're asking Rollza where it is. The amount per card is random, anywhere from 1 to 5 SC.
The support address in the site footer, support@rollza.com, bounces. The admin@rollza.com address in the Sweepstakes Rules does accept mail.
Parts of the site still carry template text. The footer calls it "Sweeps Casino" rather than Rollza.

Track Record

None yet. The rollza.com domain was first registered in 2015, but its record was updated in July 2026, and the account we opened on October 17, 2026 is our only first-hand data point. Moon Rabbit Holdings lists a Sheridan, Wyoming registered-agent address that many unrelated companies share, and it's also where mail-in request cards go.

SweepsGuard Status

Rollza is under review because it's too new to grade. We'll grade it once players start reporting redemptions, especially whether payouts land inside the 48-hour and 10-business-day windows the rules set. If you try it, finish ID verification before you buy anything so you can see the minimum and the payout methods first, keep your first purchase small, and save your purchase and support history. If a redemption stalls, file a complaint with us.

Last updated: October 17, 2026