How Jackpot Coins Work
Two currencies sit in every membership. Only one of them can leave as money, and every decision you make should follow from that.
The Two Coins
Gold Coins are the play currency. You can hold millions, spin every jackpot in the lobby and finish with nothing to withdraw, because a Gold Coin has no redemption value at any balance on any site in this club.
Sweeps Coins are the prize currency. They arrive free in a welcome package, attach as a bonus to a purchase, or drop in through daily collections and giveaways. Stake one and it becomes redeemable, which is the moment a gift card or bank transfer becomes possible.
Why The Big Number Misleads
Promotions lead with Gold Coins because the figure is larger. In this club both numbers sit side by side, because half a million Gold Coins with two Sweeps Coins is a much smaller offer than a hundred and thirty thousand with sixty-five.
Playthrough And The Floor
Two conditions stand between a Sweeps Coin balance and money. Playthrough means staking each coin once, and it is far lighter than casino wagering. The floor is the minimum redeemable balance the site will process, usually between fifty and a hundred coins.
- A big package with a low floor is the strongest combination in the club
- A small package with a high floor is a long collection routine
- A quick payout on top of either is what separates the top of the board
Nothing needs buying
Every member of this club provides a free way in, written into the rules as a daily collection, a social giveaway or a postal request. Purchases exist to unlock bigger opening packages, never to open the door.
What a jackpot chase really costs
Jackpot lobbies are usually played in Gold Coins, which means the counter is entertainment rather than a prize. When a jackpot is offered in Sweeps Coins, the review says so. Knowing which currency you are chasing is the most useful habit a member can build.