Guide 3 of 9Start here4 min read
Free Sweeps Coins without a purchase
Daily bonuses, free entry (AMOE), sign-up offers and promo drops: the no-purchase ways to receive Sweeps Coins, with figures from our directory.
At a glance
- Daily rewards are the most common free channel, listed by most casinos in our directory.
- Free entry (AMOE) is a formal no-purchase method set out in each operator’s official rules.
- Promo drops are short-lived extras; redeem codes only on the operator’s own site.
Sweeps Coins are sweepstakes entries, and you do not have to buy anything to receive them. Operators give them away through several free channels. This guide covers the main ones and where to find each in our directory.
Daily login bonuses
The most dependable free habit: open the site, claim the reward and leave. Rewards vary by operator and often by account. Login streaks are common, and under some operators’ rules a missed day resets the streak.
49 of the 52 casinos in our directory describe a daily reward in their listing. Some examples, as recorded; amounts and conditions are set by the operator and can change:
| Casino | Recorded daily reward |
|---|---|
| Daily reward wheel and login rewards; amounts vary | |
| Daily login streak every 24h; missing a day resets the streak | |
| Up to 10K GC + 1.5 SC daily; resets at 6 AM your time | |
| Daily account bonus and streak; amounts vary | |
| Daily streak chests; rewards vary by account | |
| Get Coins > Claim FREE Daily Bonus once daily; amount varies; verification required for SC | |
| 0.20 SC + 1,000 GC daily | |
| Daily rewards plus 50% CoinsBack on every spin; amounts vary |
Tracking bonuses and free entries explains how to log claims so you can see which accounts are worth your time.
Free entry (AMOE)
An alternative method of entry (AMOE) is a formal no-purchase way to receive Sweeps Coins, set out in the operator’s official rules. It usually takes one of two forms:
- Mail-in requests: handwritten requests sent to the address in the rules, often with a request code, handwriting or ink requirements, and a limit per envelope or per day.
- Online requests: a free request from inside your account, usually once per set period and credited later.
Our directory records 30 casinos with mail-in free entry and 3 with an online free-entry request. The free entry guide lists them with rewards and limits, and the Letter Tracker records what you mail or request.
Sign-up and verification offers
Many operators add a small amount of Sweeps Coins or Gold Coins when you create an account, confirm your email or verify your phone. “No purchase required” wording is common, but those coins still follow the operator’s playthrough and redemption rules.
Promo drops and codes
Operators and communities share short-lived links and promo codes. They are useful extras rather than a plan. Redeem codes only on the operator’s own site, and never share passwords or identity documents with anyone offering free coins.
Referrals, and what mail-in really costs
Referral programs may add coins when someone you invite joins under the program’s terms. Mail-in free entry needs no purchase, but it is not free of cost: postage and stationery add up, and crediting takes time. Record expenses next to credits if you use it.
What free does not mean
A free-entry request is not guaranteed to be accepted; the operator decides whether it meets the rules. Free coins still carry playthrough and eligibility conditions, and Sweeps Coins only become a prize through the operator’s own redemption process.
New to all of this? Start with your first week. When you are ready to redeem, read Redeeming Sweeps Coins.