We try to keep up with a market that adds new sites almost weekly — but we don't catch everything, and we'd rather hear it from you than miss it. If you're playing somewhere we haven't reviewed, or a grade on this site doesn't match what you're actually experiencing, tell us.
Send us the site name and URL through Discord or email at help@sweepsguard.com. There's no form to fill in and no cost. We add sites regularly based on what players tell us they're playing, and a request from a real player moves a site up the queue faster than anything else.
Yes, and we'd like you to. Grades reflect what we knew when we last reviewed, and operators change — payment processors, terms, ownership, redemption speed. If your experience doesn't match the grade on the page, tell us what happened and we'll take another look.
Usually it's simply new, or small enough that it hasn't surfaced in player reports yet. Sometimes it's a site we've deliberately left off because it doesn't meet the bar for a US sweepstakes casino — for example, an offshore real-money site with no Sweeps Coins model. Either way, ask us and we'll tell you which it is.
No. Grades are editorial and are never for sale. We do run affiliate links on the directory side, and that is disclosed — but it is kept entirely separate from grading. An operator cannot buy a grade, buy a listing, or pay to have a complaint removed.
File it anyway. We reach out to unlisted operators as a courtesy and we do sometimes get results. Be aware that our leverage is weaker with a site that has no public profile to protect, and that unlisted sites carry more risk generally — but it costs you nothing to let us try.