Sweepstakes casinos in Indiana (2026)
Public Law 153 — Indiana House Bill 1052 — was signed on March 12, 2026 and took effect July 1, 2026. It defines a dual- or multi-currency internet "sweepstakes game" and sets civil penalties for operating one involving Indiana residents. The table below is limited to sites whose published terms still accept Indiana players. A terms listing is not a finding that the product falls outside the statute. Verify eligibility during signup.
Top sweepstakes casinos available in Indiana
The table is limited to sites whose published terms still accept Indiana players. A terms listing is not a finding that the product falls outside the statute. Operator terms change — verify eligibility during signup.
| Casino | Rating | Min | Sign up | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Sheesh Casino | $100 | Sign Up | |
 | Poly Casino | $50 | Sign Up | |
 | Amazon Jackpots | $100 | Sign Up | |
 | Spinsly | $100 | Sign Up | |
 | ZumbaCards | $100 | Sign Up | |
 | Bracco | $100 | Sign Up | |
 | Jolly Sweeps | $100 | Sign Up | |
 | Lion's Den Games | $20 | Sign Up | |
 | TitanTreasure | $50 | Sign Up |
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Frequently asked questions
- Are sweepstakes casinos legal in Indiana?
- House Bill 1052 became Public Law 153, signed March 12, 2026 and effective July 1, 2026. It defines a dual- or multi-currency internet "sweepstakes game" and sets civil penalties for operating one involving Indiana residents.
- How many sweepstakes casinos accept Indiana players?
- 9 of the 170 active sites we track currently accept Indiana players, based on each operator's published restricted-state terms. The full list is filterable on our A-Z casino list.
- What are the best sweepstakes casinos in Indiana?
- The best sweepstakes casinos in Indiana are the highest-rated sites whose terms accept Indiana players. Right now the top three by our rating are Sheesh Casino, Poly Casino, Amazon Jackpots — each is listed in the ranked table above with its rating, minimum redemption, and sign-up link.
- Does a site that still accepts Indiana fall outside Public Law 153?
- Not necessarily. Public Law 153 defines a dual- or multi-currency internet "sweepstakes game" and sets civil penalties for operating one involving Indiana residents. This page lists sites whose published terms still accept Indiana players. Those terms are not a determination that a product is outside the statute.
Availability is based on each operator's published terms as of October 2026 and can change without notice. This page is informational, not legal advice. Always verify eligibility during signup. 18+ (21+ in some states).