Eighteen Accounts, Written Down.
Not a top ten list. A ledger. Every operator we funded gets one line with the figures that decide whether a free account can withdraw, and every line opens to show the working.
- Accounts funded
- 18
- Spent to clear
- $0
- Fastest payout
- 22h
- Slowest payout
- 70h
The Eighteen Lines, Summed Up
Best, middle and worst on each of the four figures. The middle column is the one to remember, because it is what a typical operator in this market actually offers.
| Measure | Best line | Median | Worst line | Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Redeemable credit | 105 SC LoneStar Casino | 2.7 SC | 1 SC three operators | 105x |
| Redemption floor | 50 SC four operators | 75 SC | 100 SC CrownCoins, Jackpota | 2x |
| Free play to clear | 0 days three operators | 9.5 days | 15 days Jackpota, ThrillCoins | 15 days |
| Filing to funds | 22h Mega Bonanza | 42h | 70h ThrillCoins | 48h |
Read the median column and the shape of the market appears: a typical operator hands a free player under three redeemable coins, holds a seventy-five coin floor, takes about ten days of daily logins to reach it, and then needs the better part of two days to pay. The lines above and below that median are what the ledger exists to separate.
One Line Per Operator
Ordered on redeemable credit against the floor, then on payout speed. Select any line to see how the floor was cleared and what happened at the cashier.
1Mega BonanzaSlots + prize drops · 4.9/5600K GC + 30 SC30 SC50 SC22h+
Ledger note
Prize drops fire on a timer rather than a wager total, so one evening of free play carried the balance over the fifty coin line. The cashier then settled faster than anything else in the ledger.
- Free clearance
- 1 day
- Redeemable
- 30 SC
- Floor
- 50 SC
- Paid in
- 22h
2LoneStar CasinoSlots + VIP club · 4.9/5500K GC + 105 SC + 1,000 VIP Points105 SC75 SC25h+
Ledger note
The largest redeemable entry in the ledger, and it lands above the operator own floor, so there was nothing to clear. VIP points are a loyalty record and made no difference at the cashier.
- Free clearance
- on arrival
- Redeemable
- 105 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 25h
3SpinBlitz SweepsSlots + flash drops · 4.8/5130K GC + 65 SC Free65 SC50 SC23h+
Ledger note
Sixty-five free coins against a fifty coin floor is the cleanest opening entry we recorded. Flash drops were not needed, and the withdrawal came back in twenty-three hours.
- Free clearance
- on arrival
- Redeemable
- 65 SC
- Floor
- 50 SC
- Paid in
- 23h
4SplashCoinsSlots + promos · 4.8/5150,000 GC + 2 SC Free2 SC75 SC30h+
Ledger note
A very large play currency headline in front of two redeemable coins. The promotional calendar is genuinely good and it closed a seventy-three coin gap in nine days of daily entries.
- Free clearance
- 9 days
- Redeemable
- 2 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 30h
5Stake.usOriginals + rakeback · 4.8/525 SC + 25K GC + 5% Rakeback25 SC50 SC24h+
Ledger note
Rakeback feeds a slice of free play back into the balance, so the second half of the climb ran faster than the first. Six days to the floor, twenty-four hours to funds received.
- Free clearance
- 6 days
- Redeemable
- 25 SC
- Floor
- 50 SC
- Paid in
- 24h
6McLuckJackpot slots · 4.8/57,500 GC + 2.5 SC Free2.5 SC75 SC28h+
Ledger note
A thin opening balance carried by a daily bonus that never missed a day. The jackpot rooms do not require a large stake, which keeps free play viable across the eight day climb.
- Free clearance
- 8 days
- Redeemable
- 2.5 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 28h
7CrownCoins SweepsCoin stacks · 4.7/51.5M CC + 75 SC + 200% First Purchase75 SC100 SC34h+
Ledger note
Seventy-five coins arrive free against the highest floor in the ledger. The remaining twenty-five coins took five days. The first purchase match is a retail offer and was excluded entirely.
- Free clearance
- 5 days
- Redeemable
- 75 SC
- Floor
- 100 SC
- Paid in
- 34h
8SpreeNew games · 4.7/530 SC Free + 30K Gold Coins30 SC50 SC30h+
Ledger note
Identical credit and floor to the top entry in the ledger, so the whole difference is at the cashier: thirty hours against twenty-two.
- Free clearance
- on arrival
- Redeemable
- 30 SC
- Floor
- 50 SC
- Paid in
- 30h
9MyPrize.usCommunity · 4.7/550K GC + 5 SC + 1 SC Daily5 SC75 SC44h+
Ledger note
A coin a day is dependable but seventy-five is a long way from five. Eleven days of logins, then forty-four hours at the cashier.
- Free clearance
- 11 days
- Redeemable
- 5 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 44h
10DoradosBoosters · 4.7/520K GC + 2 Gems (SC) + 2 Elixir2 SC75 SC40h+
Ledger note
Gems are the redeemable currency and only two arrive. Elixir accelerates free play without adding redeemable value, so the ten day climb is real work.
- Free clearance
- 10 days
- Redeemable
- 2 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 40h
11Baba CasinoCasual · 4.5/5500K GC + 2 SC Free2 SC75 SC46h+
Ledger note
The widest gap in the ledger between the advertised headline and the withdrawable amount. The free route is honest and the games are pleasant, but twelve days is the cost of entry.
- Free clearance
- 12 days
- Redeemable
- 2 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 46h
12SpindooMissions · 4.5/511,111 GC + 2 SC Free2 SC75 SC50h+
Ledger note
Missions replace the usual daily button, which makes the climb steadier without making it shorter. Thirteen days, then fifty hours at the cashier.
- Free clearance
- 13 days
- Redeemable
- 2 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 50h
13JackpotaJackpots · 4.4/57,500 GC + 2.5 SC Free2.5 SC100 SC52h+
Ledger note
The second hundred coin floor in the ledger, approached from two and a half coins. Fifteen days is the joint longest climb we recorded.
- Free clearance
- 15 days
- Redeemable
- 2.5 SC
- Floor
- 100 SC
- Paid in
- 52h
14Pickem CasinoPicks · 4.4/51M GC + 50 SC50 SC75 SC55h+
Ledger note
On the opening entry alone this belongs near the top: fifty free coins and only four days to the floor. Fifty-five hours at the cashier is what holds it back, and it was consistent across two withdrawals.
- Free clearance
- 4 days
- Redeemable
- 50 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 55h
15RichSweepsWheel · 4.3/550K GC + 1 SC + Wheel up to 40 SC1 SC75 SC58h+
Ledger note
One coin credited and a wheel whose ceiling is far above its average. Fourteen days of spins reached the floor, and the payment took fifty-eight hours.
- Free clearance
- 14 days
- Redeemable
- 1 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 58h
16SpeedSweepsInstant play · 4.3/550K GC + 1 SC + Wheel up to 20 SC1 SC75 SC60h+
Ledger note
The same single coin start as its sister site with half the wheel ceiling. Instant browser play is quick; the cashier at sixty hours is not.
- Free clearance
- 14 days
- Redeemable
- 1 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 60h
17Pulsz CasinoVeteran · 4.2/55,000 GC + 2.9 SC2.9 SC75 SC66h+
Ledger note
A long established operator with a welcome that has not kept pace. The free route is well built, and the sixty-six hour settlement is the second slowest in the ledger.
- Free clearance
- 12 days
- Redeemable
- 2.9 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 66h
18ThrillCoinsBudget · 4.2/5Up to 50K GC + 1 SC Free1 SC75 SC70h+
Ledger note
Up to is doing the work in the headline; one redeemable coin is the actual entry. Seventy hours is the slowest settlement recorded, with no extra documents requested.
- Free clearance
- 15 days
- Redeemable
- 1 SC
- Floor
- 75 SC
- Paid in
- 70h
How Each Line Was Recorded
The same four steps at every operator, in the same order, on accounts we paid for ourselves.
Fund and verify
A real account with real documents, verified before any play, so identity checks sit at the front rather than at the cashier where they cause delays.
Record what credits
Both currencies are written down, but only the redeemable one is scored. Gold Coin headlines are context, never value.
Clear the floor free
Daily bonuses, promotional entries and no-purchase mechanics until the balance reaches the operator minimum. The day it happens is the figure we publish.
File and time it
A withdrawal at the floor, timed to funds received. Held payments and repeat document requests are noted in the line.
Why A Ledger Instead Of A Top Ten
A ranked list makes an implicit promise it cannot keep: that one operator is better than another for everybody. It is not true in this market. The site with the largest redeemable welcome is not the fastest to pay, the fastest to pay does not have the lowest floor, and the operator with the lowest floor may have the thinnest daily bonus. A ledger sidesteps the argument. Each line records the same four figures, you decide which one matters to you, and the working is one click away.
What the ledger makes obvious is how little the advertised headline predicts. Three operators here advertise between half a million and one and a half million coins. All three of them credit either two or seventy-five redeemable coins, and their payout times differ by thirty-six hours. Reading down the credited column and then across to the redeem column is the quickest education available in this market.
The two numbers people miss
The floor and the clearance time. A welcome of two coins against a seventy-five coin floor is a project rather than a gift, and the ledger prices that project in days of free play. Six of the eighteen entries here took twelve days or more. That is not a scandal, it is simply the cost, and knowing it in advance is the difference between a fair deal and a disappointment.
What we never write into a line
Purchase-linked matches, VIP tiers that need months of activity, and referral credits that need other people. Everything in the ledger was reachable by one person on free routes inside two weeks, because that is the window in which most new accounts are either kept or abandoned.
Before Your First Entry
Why is the biggest welcome not at the top of the ledger?
Because the biggest headline is play currency. Reading down the credited column and across to the redeem column shows the gap: half a million coins can convert to two.
Which line paid fastest?
Mega Bonanza at twenty-two hours, then SpinBlitz Sweeps at twenty-three and Stake.us at twenty-four. The slowest was ThrillCoins at seventy hours.
What does clearance on arrival mean?
That the free redeemable credit already exceeds the operator own floor, so there is no waiting period. Three operators in the ledger start above the line.
Did you buy coins for any of these figures?
No. Every clearance time came from free routes only, which is why several of them run past twelve days.
Is a slow payout a sign of a problem?
Not in this ledger. Nothing was refused and no payment was held for review. A slow line means slow processing, which is worth knowing before you start rather than after.
How do I read the floor column?
It is the minimum redeemable balance the operator will process. Subtract the redeem figure from it and you have the amount of free play standing between you and a withdrawal.
Can I play from my state?
Most states were accepted by every operator we funded, a small group was excluded everywhere, and several were split. The operator terms carry the list that binds your account.
How often is the ledger rewritten?
Every sweep, with the month at the top of the page. Packages and floors change without notice, so older lines are a record rather than current advice.
Start With The Top Line
The full review shows what credited, what the floor cost in free play and how the withdrawal was handled.