Sweepstakes laws in Nebraska

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Last verified October 3, 2026. On October 16, 2026 an automated check re-opened 8 of its 8 sources and found no change. Every line below cites a document; numbers in brackets point to the source list.

Status

Nothing specific found

Enforcement actions on record

0

Ranked free apps open to residents

6 of 6

Sweepstakes-casino brands and Nebraska

0 exclude it, 0 limit it, of 18 tracked

Rules for any sweepstakes in Nebraska

• No-purchase and disclosure rules for business sweepstakes (gift enterprises) (Neb. Rev. Stat. 9-701, as amended by LB1001 (2026), operative July 1, 2026): [S1]
  What the rule requires

  A gift enterprise is a contest, game of chance or game promotion run in connection with the sale of consumer or trade products or services solely as a business promotion. The operator may not require an entry fee or any other consideration to enter or win, except proof of a purchase whose price is not raised because of the promotion; filling out an entry blank and entering by mail at no more than first-class postage are not consideration. The operator must disclose all terms and conditions, may not rig the game or arbitrarily reject entries, must award the prizes offered, and may not use false or misleading advertising. A violation is a Class II misdemeanor and can also bring a civil penalty of up to $1,000 per violation, and the Department of Revenue may sue to enjoin a gift enterprise it has reason to believe is operating in violation of the section. The definition excludes bingo, keno, slot machines and any non-telecommunication-related, player-activated electronic or electromechanical facsimile of a game of chance.

Free sweepstakes apps open to Nebraska residents

Our ranked apps, by what each one's own official rules say about Nebraska. Chance Infinite is operated by this site's publisher.

Sweepstakes casinos and Nebraska

What the 18 sweepstakes-casino brands in our database say about Nebraska in their own documents. These lists give no grade; some of these brands pay SweepstakeReport a commission through the links on their fact sheets. We do not judge whether any brand may operate in Nebraska, and documents change often.

• Exclude Nebraska: none
• Limit Nebraska (for example Gold Coin only): none
• Do not exclude it: Chumba Casino, Crown Coins Casino, Fortune Wins, Global Poker, Hello Millions, High 5 Casino, Jackpota, Legendz, LuckyLand Casino, McLuck, Mega Bonanza, Modo, Pulsz, Pulsz Bingo, Sportzino, Spree, Stake.us, Zula Casino

200 sweepstakes casinos' own terms do not exclude Nebraska: see the counts for Nebraska.

Regulator

Nebraska Attorney General, Consumer Protection

Notes

What we could not establish

• A site search of ago.nebraska.gov for sweepstakes on 2026-10-03 returned consumer-complaint items about prize and sweepstakes scams, none about sweepstakes casinos (S5).
• Site searches of the Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission site for sweepstakes and for online casino, and of the Department of Revenue site (which includes the Charitable Gaming Division) for sweepstakes, returned no results on 2026-10-03 (S7, S8).

Common questions

Does Nebraska have a law on online sweepstakes casinos?

We found no statute in Nebraska that names online sweepstakes casinos in the sources we checked, last verified October 3, 2026. Status on this page: nothing specific found.

Which ranked free sweepstakes apps accept Nebraska residents?

Per their own official rules, Chance Infinite, Coinnect, Prizes by GAMEE, Winsome Rewards, PCH+ and PCH Lotto accept residents of Nebraska. Chance Infinite is operated by the publisher of this site.

Do sweepstakes casinos accept players in Nebraska?

Of the 18 sweepstakes casino brands in our database, 0 exclude Nebraska and 0 limit it in their own documents, last verified October 3, 2026. Documents change often, so read the current terms first.

Sources

1. S1 Nebraska Legislature, LB1001 (2026), slip law, Approved by the Governor March 16, 2026, retrieved October 3, 2026
2. S2 Nebraska Legislature, Bill search by keyword (sweepstakes, online casino, dual currency, casino), 109th Legislature, retrieved October 3, 2026
3. S3 Nebraska Legislature, LB609 (2025), slip law, Controllable Electronic Record Fraud Prevention Act, retrieved October 3, 2026
4. S4 Nebraska Attorney General, Attorney General Hilgers Leads Bipartisan Effort Urging U.S. Department of Justice to Help Curb Illegal Offshore Gaming (August 5, 2025), with linked letter, retrieved October 3, 2026
5. S5 Nebraska Attorney General, Site search results for sweepstakes, retrieved October 3, 2026
6. S6 Nebraska Legislature, LB421 and LB438 (2025), introduced copies (LB438 at https://nebraskalegislature.gov/FloorDocs/109/PDF/Intro/LB438.pdf), retrieved October 3, 2026
7. S7 Nebraska Racing and Gaming Commission, Site search results for sweepstakes and for online casino, retrieved October 3, 2026
8. S8 Nebraska Department of Revenue, Site search results for sweepstakes, retrieved October 3, 2026

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