What is RealPrize and who runs it?

RealPrize is a sweepstakes casino run by RealPlay Tech Inc., which also runs LoneStar Casino. After Delaware's Division of Gaming Enforcement sent cease-and-desist letters in mid-August 2026, it ended Sweeps Coin play there from August 21. Tennessee named RealPrize in its December 2025 cease-and-desist list.

By InsideCasino.us. Updated November 5, 2026.

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Who runs RealPrize?

RealPlay Tech Inc. runs RealPrize and LoneStar Casino, according to Deadspin and the Sweepsy operator directory.

What state actions has RealPrize faced?

The state record we could confirm for RealPrize covers Delaware and Tennessee. The table is not a full record, and a letter or lawsuit is an allegation, not a finding.

StateWhat happenedWhenReported by
DelawareEnded Sweeps Coin play after cease-and-desist letters. Redemption requests were due by September 21, 2026From August 21, 2026Deadspin
TennesseeNamed among platforms that received a cease-and-desist letter and said they would complyDecember 29, 2025Tennessee Attorney General

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Is RealPrize available in your state?

Whether RealPrize is available depends on your state and on RealPrize's own terms, which list the states it excludes and change often. No state licenses sweepstakes casinos as casinos, and ten states have passed laws aimed at them. See sweepstakes legal states and your state page before you play.

Does InsideCasino.us rate RealPrize?

No. We do not rate or rank RealPrize, and we do not link to sign-ups. Before you buy coins, read its redemption terms and see how sweepstakes casinos work.

What are the rules in your state?

Each state sets its own online casino rules. Pick a state to see its status, its regulator and the date we last checked it.

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Sources

Checked November 5, 2026. Regulator rules were read through the sources listed, and they can change. How we research.