Chance Infinite: a free-entry cash draw that looks like a game shelf

What it is

Chance Infinite (also listed as Chance Infinite: Sweepstakes / Chance: Infinite Sweepstake) is a free iOS and Android app from Luck Incorporated LLC (styled Luckinc LLC on the App Store). It is not affiliated with other apps named 'Chance' on the App Store or Google Play.

Each contest runs about a month. Players earn tickets. At the end of the contest, one player is drawn at random, weighted by tickets held, and wins the cash prize pool. The operator states that half of community ad revenue is locked into that pool, and that the prize starts at a $100 minimum and grows with advertising.

The Apple App Store listing, retrieved August 31, 2026, names the games: Plinko, Mines, Keno, Crash, Scratchers, Lucky Dice, Coin Toss, Horse Race, Case Opening, Towers, Ticket Trader, and Find the Hen. Territory is a multiplayer team board game — a shared board that grows as more players join, up to 100 tiles a side. Teams claim tiles, surround rivals, and split a ticket pot when the board closes; they score by how long they hold ground.

How free entry works

No purchase necessary. The store listing is blunt: tickets are earned, never sold. No coin packs, no subscriptions, no card on file. The official-rules summary on luckincorporated.com adds that tickets have no cash value and cannot be bought, sold, or transferred.

You earn tickets by playing the games, watching a completed ad, answering surveys, finishing daily missions, collecting daily streak rewards, and from a passive balance that ticks up while you play. Live odds are described as shown on the home screen.

This is the distinction that keeps Chance Infinite on a no-purchase list. The games resemble products we exclude. The checkout does not exist.

The draw, in public

luckincorporated.com/provably-fair describes a commit-reveal draw: the server hashes a random 32-byte seed before computing a winning number with HMAC-SHA256, then reveals the seed. Company and test accounts are described as excluded in code. The page is unusually honest about scope: the math proves the winning number came from the committed seed; it does not publish every player's ticket ledger.

luckincorporated.com/winners is the public record. As of August 31, 2026 it listed Contest 1 (June 21–July 21, 2026): @sketchyechey, $100, 334 entries; Contest 2 (July 22–August 21, 2026): @DelDad, $100, 4,616 entries; Contest 3 live as of August 22, 2026. Winners are listed by in-app display name only. The operator says winners are contacted by phone and paid in full.

Eligibility, rating, and a rules mismatch

The App Store listing: eligible residents of the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia, New Zealand, and Germany, 18+; Casual category; age rating 18+ for simulated gambling, contests, and advertising. Seller: Luckinc LLC. Free.

The official-rules page and the site FAQ, retrieved the same day, describe U.S. residents 18+ (50 states and D.C. on the rules page). We are not going to paper over that. If you live outside the U.S., read the in-app Terms & Conditions (the rules page says they are controlling, effective July 5, 2026) before you assume you can win.

The App Store page showed 5 ratings at 5.0. That is not social proof. We will not mention download counts because we do not have them.

How the company says it makes money

luckincorporated.com describes Luck Incorporated as a U.S. software company with three products: Chance Infinite; B2See, an advertising console; and Impressions – UGC Exchange, where creators are paid on organic views. Advertising is described as the only revenue and the only source of prize money: half locked into the player pool, the company keeping the remainder. Twitch streams are listed Monday, Wednesday, Friday, and Saturday, 5–6 p.m. ET. A Windows desktop app and a web client are advertised; macOS is described as coming soon.

We did not independently audit the company's books. We are repeating what the public FAQ states.

Who it is for

People who want a cash sweepstakes with no cart, and who are willing to watch ads and play 18+ simulated-gambling minigames to earn entries. People who want a seven-figure house should enter HGTV instead, when that window is open. People who want a mail-in postcard should write to PCH.

Responsible play still applies. The games are designed to feel like slots and crash titles. Tickets are not money, per the operator, but time and attention are. If the loop stops being a sweepstakes entry method and starts being a compulsion, close the app. 18+ only. Void where prohibited.