The Live Casino House Newsroom

A boutique broadcast desk covering America’s sweepstakes operators in real time.

Why The Broadcast Exists

The US sweepstakes scene grew from a handful of mobile apps in 2021 to more than 40 active brands by 2026. Most of what gets published online about these casinos is paid placement disguised as journalism. Live Casino House was founded to do the opposite: a real editorial newsroom that opens accounts with personal IDs, plays with its own money, and publishes the receipts.

We treat the index like a beat reporter treats a city hall — with rotating coverage assignments, weekly editorial meetings, and a public correction log. Nothing in the broadcast is sponsored. Nothing is automated. Every score is signed off by a human who has touched the product within the last 30 days.

Who Sits At The Desk

How We Pay The Bills

This site participates in affiliate programs operated by the casinos we cover. When you click a “Visit” or “Claim” button and create an account, we may receive a referral commission. Those relationships never change a score, never move an operator up the index, and never determine which brand we feature first. Several operators on the broadcast pay us nothing and remain on the index because they earned it through play.

We do not accept gifts, free play credits, hosted travel, or sponsored slots. We do not run native advertising. Every test deposit is funded from our own pockets and every redemption is processed back to accounts we personally own.

Editorial Principles

• Play first, publish second. No casino enters the broadcast without at least 30 days of real play and one completed cashout.
• Update weekly. The index is reviewed every Monday morning, EST. Bonus values, payout speeds, and compliance changes are surfaced within 48 hours.
• Show the math. Every score breaks down into six visible categories so the audience can audit our reasoning.
• Correct loudly. If we get something wrong, the correction sits at the top of the article body with a timestamp, not buried in a footnote.
• Defend the audience first. When an operator and a reader disagree, the reader’s evidence has priority until the operator can refute it on record.

Reach The Desk

Story tips, fact-checks, redemption complaints, and editorial pitches all reach the desk at desk@livecasinohouse.net. Press and partnership questions go to press@livecasinohouse.net. The contact form on our Contact page routes directly to a human, not a ticket queue.