Sweeps Night is a new sweepstakes casino project from Big Run Studios that’s downloadable on app stores but not live for play yet.
Early materials point to a dual-currency setup (Gold Coins and Sweeps Coins) plus “Keys” for drawings, an AMOE mail-in option, and classic casino games like slots, poker, and blackjack. No firm launch date is published, and state eligibility varies by policy page.
What is Sweeps Night?
Sweeps Night is a prospective U.S. sweepstakes casino from Big Run Studios, the Oakland-based mobile game developer behind Blackout Bingo and other casual hits.
The brand’s site labels it “The Ultimate Sweepstakes Social Casino,” and the company hosts the legal pages that govern how it will work. At this stage, the app can be installed, but gameplay is not yet active, suggesting a staged or soft rollout.
Launch Status and Timeline
The official website does not list a go-live date. The Google Play listing shows recent updates and modest early download figures, which is common for a staged release.
For now, Sweeps Night appears to be gearing up in the background while policies, rules, and app storefronts are put in place. Expect clearer timing once Big Run Studios confirms launch details.
How the Currencies and Entries Work
Sweeps Night’s rules describe three participation elements: Gold Coins, Sweeps Coins, and Keys.
Gold Coins are used for non-redeemable entertainment play. Sweeps Coins are used in sweepstakes-enabled games where wins can be redeemed for cash or prizes, subject to verification. Keys are entries for periodic drawings, giving players another path to potential prizes.
You can receive Sweeps Coins in a few ways: as a bonus with certain Gold Coin purchases, through free giveaways that Big Run Studios may run on social channels, or via a mail-in request (AMOE). Importantly, Sweeps Coins and Keys can’t be purchased directly, which aligns with standard U.S. sweeps-casino models.
Games and Features to Expect
Marketing language and store copy mention slots, poker, and blackjack, along with events, achievements, VIP rewards, and giveaways. Because the platform is not yet live, the full game list and any third-party studio partners are not confirmed.
Based on the legal framework, Sweeps Night plans to publish odds for prize-eligible games and may adjust payout rates, which is a common approach in sweeps ecosystems.
Eligibility, State Limits, and Age
Big Run Studios sets eligibility at 18+ for U.S. residents, with state carve-outs.
The “Sweeps Rules” exclude Idaho, Louisiana, Michigan, Montana, and Nevada, while the broader Terms of Use list a longer set of restricted territories (including states like Alabama, Alaska, Connecticut, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland, Mississippi, Missouri, New Jersey, New York, and Washington).
Because these pages can differ, players should check the in-app legal text at sign-up for the most current limits.
Banking Notes and Verification
The Terms reference ACH payments via Aeropay for bank transfers tied to Big Run’s account system. As with other sweepstakes casinos, prize redemption requires verification and compliance checks before any payouts are approved.
Support is available by email, and the policies include standard arbitration and class-action waiver clauses that users should review before they participate.
