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Advertiser Disclosure

Effective September 1, 2026. Let's talk about how Sweeps View actually makes money, and what that does (and doesn't) mean for what you see here.

Material connection, disclosed up front

Sweeps View has a business relationship with Bink Entertainment LLC, the operator behind the Bink sweepstakes casino and sportsbook reviewed here. It's a direct arrangement, not just an affiliate link, and it's the single most important thing on this page. Read Bink's placement, grade, and review with that relationship in mind, the same way you'd read a magazine's coverage of its own sister brand.

Part of a commonly-owned network

Sweeps View is one of a small group of casino-review sites under common ownership and operation. The others are:

  • Sweepstakes Ratings (sweepstakesratings.com)
  • Best Casino Reviewer (bestcasinoreviewer.com)
  • American Sweeps Review (americansweepsreview.com)
  • Sweeps Critique (sweepscritique.com)
  • Great Casino Reviews (greatcasinoreviews.com)

Each site is designed and written independently, but they share the same owner and the same disclosed relationship with Bink Entertainment LLC described above. If you read more than one of these sites, treat them as commonly operated, not as independent third parties corroborating each other.

The short version

Beyond the Bink relationship above, Sweeps View also earns money through affiliate commissions when readers sign up with some of the other operators listed here. That's real, and it can shape which operators get deep coverage and prime placement. We'd rather tell you that plainly than pretend this is some neutral, ad-free product.

Our relationship with Bink

Sweeps View has a business relationship with Bink Entertainment LLC, operator of the Bink casino and sportsbook. Because of that, Bink's review and ranking here didn't come from the same fully independent process as most other listings. We've graded it in good faith against our published rubric, but given the relationship, we'd suggest weighing this review a little more skeptically than one about a company we have no ties to, and doing your own research before signing up.

How we're compensated

Click certain "Visit Site" links on Sweeps View and go on to open an account with that operator, and we might earn a commission from them. That's standard affiliate marketing, the same model most casino, credit card, and product review sites run on. It doesn't cost you anything extra, and it doesn't come out of any bonus or offer the operator gives you.

Not every listing is a paid relationship

Sweeps View tracks 263 sweepstakes and social casino brands. A lot of the smaller or newer names in our full directory have no commercial relationship with us at all, we simply wrote up what we could verify about them, one way or the other, as part of covering the category. Where a listing has no confirmed official site, we say so and skip the outbound link rather than point you somewhere unverified.

How this affects placement and grades

Our published grading factors are spelled out in full on the How We Rank page: track record, clarity of the no-purchase path, redemption speed, game library, and state availability. We hold every operator to that same rubric in good faith. That said, an affiliate or promotional relationship, including with operators we're directly tied to, can be a reason an operator gets featured, reviewed in depth, or placed prominently here, apart from where a purely mechanical scoring of those five factors might otherwise land it. We'd rather say that plainly than pretend every spot on this list is the output of a neutral formula.

What we won't do

We won't invent positive claims about an operator's game count, bonus terms, or payout speed to justify a placement. Where we don't have verified information, our pages say so, whether or not that operator is a partner. A commercial relationship can affect whether and how prominently something gets covered, but it never gives us license to publish something we know to be false.

FTC guidance

This page exists to comply with the spirit of Federal Trade Commission guidance on disclosing material connections between a publisher and the products it reviews. Got a question about a specific relationship behind a specific listing? Reach us through the details on the How We Rank page and we'll tell you what we can.

Not legal advice

This disclosure describes our current business practices in plain language. It's a policy statement, not a substitute for independent legal review of your specific use of this site.