At a glance
NoLimitCoins has real apps, a big slot and fish-game library and a sister network of well-known sites. But a rule capping prizes from free Super Coins at $25 is the top complaint in reviews, so treat it as a casino for occasional free play or small purchases, not big free-coin wins.
Great for
- Mobile players who want native iOS and Android apps
- Fans of fish games, Hold & Win slots and jackpots
- Players who already use Fortune Wheelz or Funrize
Not ideal for
- Free players hoping to cash out big wins from bonus coins
- Players in the 18 or more states it excludes
- Anyone who wants low cash minimums (it's 100 SC)
Pros
- Native iOS and Android apps
- Large slot, jackpot and fish-game library
- Simple 1x playthrough on Super Coins
- Several cash options, including PayPal
Cons
- Prizes from free Super Coins capped at $25 per redemption
- Gift cards start at 25 SC, cash at 100 SC
- Excludes 18 or more states
- Little free Super Coin on sign-up
How we score NoLimitCoins
Weights show how much each area counts toward the final rating. Scores are added once our tester has played with a real account from sign-up to redemption. How we rank casinos
Our verdict on NoLimitCoins
NoLimitCoins has been around since 2021, longer than most sweepstakes casinos, and it’s one of the few with native iOS and Android apps. The library leans hard into slots, jackpots, Hold & Win games and fish games. The catch is in the prize rules: winnings from free Super Coins are capped at $25 per redemption, and that rule drives most of the negative reviews.
Our hands-on test with a real account is still in progress, so there’s no AmeriSpin rating on this page yet. We couldn’t open NoLimitCoins’ own terms for this review, so the facts below come from reviews dated October 2026, each listed at the end.
Welcome offer and free coins
NoLimitCoins uses Gold Coins (GC), which are for fun only, and Super Coins (SC), its name for sweeps coins. Super Coins are the ones you can redeem, at 1 SC to $1.
- Free on sign-up: 100,000 GC, with 1 SC reported after you verify your email. One source puts the total at 110,000 GC. Some affiliate banners advertise much bigger numbers that refer to purchase deals, not the free bonus.
- First purchase: reviews agree on a $11.99 starter pack with 500,000 GC and 24 SC. Larger first-purchase deals, such as 1.25 million GC and 60 SC for $29.99, are also advertised.
- Daily rewards: a free Lucky Wheel spin (reviews describe one or two a day), a login streak starting at 2,000 GC and 0.2 SC, and a Coin Jar feature on selected slots. The daily login bonus needs a verified phone number.
- Playthrough: Super Coins need a 1x playthrough in Super Coin mode.
The $25 cap on free-coin prizes
This is the rule to understand before you play. Sweepsy calls it Rule 7; Lines.com describes it as Award Rule 5.7. Both describe the same thing:
- Prizes won from no-purchase Super Coins (sign-up bonus, Lucky Wheel, daily login) are capped at $25 per redemption.
- Prizes from referral coins are capped at $50.
- Super Coins that came with a Gold Coin purchase aren’t capped once played through.
From a terms and fairness view, a cap like this isn’t unusual on its own, but it should be clear before you play. Sweepsy reports that it isn’t spelled out in the main Terms of Service and is explained only after a prize request, and that around a fifth of player reviews are one or two stars, largely over this rule. If you play only with free coins, expect small prizes at most.
Redeeming prizes
- Gift cards: from 25 SC, usually approved within a day.
- Cash: from 100 SC by PayPal, push-to-card or bank transfer.
- Speed: reports range from one to three business days to three to ten, depending on method and source. First-time ID checks add time.
- Identity check: a photo ID and proof of address. Sweepsy reports account verification requires a purchase.
Games and apps
Counts vary a lot by source, from about 700 to more than 2,300 games, which suggests the library has grown fast in 2026. NetGame is the main studio, alongside BGaming, Betsoft, Booming Games, Evoplay and others. Expect plenty of jackpots, Hold & Win titles and around 20 fish games. Reviews disagree on whether live dealer tables are offered.
The iOS app is rated about 3.8 and the Android app about 3.4 out of 5, according to TheLines in October 2026.
Where you can play
Sources disagree on a few states, so here’s what each shows:
- Sweepsy (October 13, 2026): not available in Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming. Gold Coins only in California and Indiana.
- TheLines (October 28, 2026): no Super Coin play in a similar list that adds Washington DC and Utah and leaves out Florida, Illinois and Oklahoma.
Oklahoma’s statewide ban starts November 1, 2026, so treat it as closed either way. Our state map below shows each state’s legal status.
Is NoLimitCoins legit and safe?
- Who runs it: A1 Development LLC, registered in Wyoming. The same company runs Fortune Wheelz, Funrize, FunzCity, Tao Fortune and Storm Rush.
- State exits: in November 2025, A1 Development blocked Tennessee from all of its sweeps sites, for both Gold Coins and Super Coins.
- Prize rules: the $25 cap above is the main fairness concern.
- Responsible play: Lines.com reports no dedicated responsible gaming page or self-set limits, which is weaker than leading rivals.
- Support: live chat that starts with a bot and hands over to a person, plus email.
Terms worth knowing
- Plan on being 21 or older. Some pages say 18, but the sign-up step reportedly asks you to confirm 21.
- Super Coins need a 1x playthrough in Super Coin mode.
- Prizes from free Super Coins are capped at $25 per redemption.
- Offers change often. Follow NoLimitCoins on AmeriSpin to get an alert when this one does.
Redeeming at NoLimitCoins, step by step
Play your Super Coins once
Super Coins need a 1x playthrough in Super Coin mode. Gold Coin play doesn't count.
Verify your identity
Upload a photo ID and proof of address before your first redemption.
Check which coins you're redeeming
Prizes from free Super Coins are capped at $25 per redemption; coins that came with a purchase aren't.
Choose your prize
Gift cards from 25 SC, usually within a day, or cash from 100 SC by PayPal, push-to-card or bank transfer.
NoLimitCoins state map
Where NoLimitCoins stands in every state and DC, combining NoLimitCoins’s own terms with state law. Checked Oct 31, 2026.
- Accepts players 31
- NoLimitCoins doesn’t accept 7
- Banned by state law 13
Use the “Can I play from” checker on the NoLimitCoins page for a yes or no answer for your state.
NoLimitCoins vs similar casinos
| NoLimitCoins | Pulsz | Chumba Casino | McLuck | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Welcome offer | 500K GC + 24 SC | 400K GC + 40 SC | 10M GC + 30 SC | 50K GC + 25 SC |
| Gift cards from | 25 SC | 10 SC | 10 SC | 10 SC |
| Cash from | 100 SC | 100 SC | 100 SC | 75 SC |
| States open | 30 + DC | 32 + DC | 33 + DC | 32 + DC |
| Minimum age | 21+ | 21+ | 21+ | 21+ |
| Our review | You’re here | Read review | Read review | Read review |
NoLimitCoins FAQ
Is NoLimitCoins legit?
NoLimitCoins has run since 2021 and is operated by A1 Development LLC, a Wyoming company that also runs Fortune Wheelz, Funrize, FunzCity and Tao Fortune. It verifies ID before prizes. The biggest complaint in reviews is the $25 cap on prizes won from free Super Coins, so read that rule before you play.
Is NoLimitCoins available in my state?
Sweepsy's October 2026 review lists it as unavailable in Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Idaho, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Oklahoma, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Washington, West Virginia and Wyoming, with Gold Coins only in California and Indiana. TheLines also lists DC and Utah. Check the site before signing up.
How do I redeem at NoLimitCoins?
Play your Super Coins through once, verify your ID, then request a gift card from 25 SC or cash from 100 SC by PayPal, push-to-card or bank transfer. Prizes from free coins are capped at $25 per redemption.
What is the NoLimitCoins $25 rule?
Reviews report a rule capping prizes from no-purchase Super Coins (sign-up, daily wheel, login rewards) at $25 per redemption, with a $50 cap on referral coins. Coins that came with a Gold Coin purchase aren't capped once played through. Sweepsy says the rule is only explained after a prize request.
Does NoLimitCoins have an app?
Yes. There are native iOS and Android apps, rated about 3.8 and 3.4 out of 5 as of October 2026.
What are Super Coins?
Super Coins are NoLimitCoins' name for sweeps coins. They can be redeemed for prizes at 1 SC to $1, unlike Gold Coins, which are for fun only.
Sources
- Sweepsy NoLimitCoins review (updated Oct 13, 2026) Accessed Oct 31, 2026.
- TheLines NoLimitCoins review (updated Oct 28, 2026) Accessed Oct 31, 2026.
- Lines.com NoLimitCoins casino review (updated Oct 30, 2026) Accessed Oct 31, 2026.
- Gambling.com NoLimitCoins review (Oct 2026) Accessed Oct 31, 2026.
- Sweepsy: NoLimitCoins and all A1 Development sweeps casinos leave Tennessee (Nov 24, 2025) Accessed Oct 31, 2026.
Review history
First published. Offers, redemption rules and state list checked against Sweepsy (Oct 13, 2026), TheLines (Oct 28, 2026), Lines.com (Oct 30, 2026) and Gambling.com (Oct 2026). NoLimitCoins' own terms could not be opened.