About American Sweep World

Who we are

About American Sweep World

A small review desk that funds its own accounts, files its own withdrawals and publishes the clock.

Why this site exists

Most sweepstakes casino rankings are assembled from operator press material. The numbers in them are real in the sense that somebody wrote them down, but nobody checked whether the coins arrived, how long the floor took to reach, or whether the cashier paid. We started American Sweep World because those three things are the entire experience for a new player and almost nobody was measuring them.

How we work

We open a real account, verify it with real documents, and play only the routes that cost nothing. When the balance reaches the operator minimum we file a withdrawal immediately, at the floor, and we time it to funds received. Then we write down what happened, including the parts that are unflattering. The board is ordered on those measurements and nothing else.

What we will not do

  • Count Gold Coins as value, because they cannot be redeemed.
  • Include purchase-linked bonuses in a welcome figure.
  • Move a board position because of a commercial relationship.
  • Publish a payout time we did not personally measure.
  • Present a promotional estimate as a clearance time.

Who this is for

Someone considering their first sweepstakes account who wants to know what actually arrives and how long the money takes. Not high volume players, not affiliates, and not anyone looking for a system. There is no system. There are eighteen operators with measurable differences, and this site records them.

Independence. Some outbound links are commercial. The figures are recorded before any link exists and are never adjusted afterwards. Where an operator performed badly, the review says so with the number attached.

Corrections

If a figure on this site is wrong, or an operator has changed its package or floor, tell us and we will re-test rather than edit around it. Corrections are made to the measurement, with the sweep month updated.

Read The Board

Eighteen funded accounts, ordered on what comes out.