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How to read this comparison

• What is compared. Score and test status, welcome offer, free Sweeps Coins routes, redemption minimum, methods and timing, verification, and each operator’s own state list; with a state chosen, that state’s row as well.
• Score and test status. A TrueSweeps score exists only after a paid, documented hands-on test, weighted by the methodology. The scored tests so far: Crown Coins (September 3, 2026), FreeSpin (September 4, 2026), LoneStar (September 14, 2026). A limited test that ended before play stays unscored: Stake.us (September 14, 2026). Unscored is not a low score. Trustpilot and Better Business Bureau figures are never mixed into a score; they are shown separately inside each review.
• Source classes. Each value is labeled as an operator document, a help center, a third-party listing or a tested observation (source class); the glossary defines the other terms used here.
• Unknown is not zero. “Not on record”, “not published” and “not confirmed” mean the operator’s documents did not answer the question or TrueSweeps could not read them on the date shown. They are never treated as “none”, and two unknowns are never treated as the same conditions. A row with an unknown cell is marked “Not comparable”, and “Show differences only” keeps every such row.
• Offers. The free bonus and the paid package come from the offer tracker, with the ledger’s own status: a tested credit, an operator listing, a third-party listing, or a source that failed its latest recheck (the date of the failed recheck is kept beside the last real reading).
• Redemption and verification. Minimums and playthrough come from the review’s own rule rows where a review read the operator’s documents, otherwise from the directory record with its source class and read date; methods, caps, payout timing and document lists come from the review that read the operator’s rules, each labeled with the clause. Published rules and what the tester saw are printed apart. No review has completed a redemption. In every Source line, “read” and a date is the day the document was captured; “tested” and a date is the day of a TrueSweeps session.
• States. The count is the operator’s own exclusion list on the day it was read, compared state by state on the state index. It is not a statement about the law in any state, and a state missing from a list is not “allowed”.
• No winner. The table declares no best operator; the records are too different in depth for that, and the reader’s state and goal decide what matters. Add or swap brands from any directory card; the set follows you here and lives in the address with your state and the differences view, so the link you copy opens exactly this table.