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    Golden Coins vs Sweep Coins

    Nerd VoicesBy Nerd VoicesJune 13, 20244 Mins Read
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    When you read sweepstakes casino reviews, you’ll learn of a dual currency system: gold coins and sweeps coins. Both can be used for playing games on the site, but they have significant differences. This guide will explain how these currencies work and what makes them differ from each other. 

    What are Gold Coins?

    Gold coins are in-game currencies that you can use only to play games. They’re identical to virtual coins you use when playing demo games at regular online casinos. As such, they don’t have any monetary value, and you can’t use them to get real rewards. 

    These coins are the most abundant at sweepstakes casinos, so you receive more of them through various ways, including lucky wheel spins and daily logins. You can also purchase them using any payment method the gaming site supports. Of course, purchases aren’t necessary because the best sites always have promotions offering free gold coins. 

    What Are Sweeps Coins

    Sweeps coins are the second of the dual-currency system. These are more sought-after because they can be exchanged for rewards. The exact exchange rate and reward you can get depends on the site. For instance, some platforms offer gift cards in exchange for these coins. 

    Like gold coins, you can receive sweeps coins through promotions, but these options are not up for purchase. Instead, the gaming site offers a small amount of free sweeps coins as a bonus for buying gold coins. 

    Can You Get Sweeps Coins from Playing With Gold Coins?

    No, you can’t get sweeps coins when playing with gold coins. These two currencies don’t mix, meaning you can’t use one to receive the other. When you play with gold coins, your winnings are in gold coins. Likewise, when you use sweeps coins, you win sweeps coins. 

    How To Convert Sweeps Coins to Rewards

    Changing sweepstakes coins to actual rewards is usually the same at most sweep coin casinos. Before you can start this process, you must verify your account. In fact, on most platforms, verification is essential to complete immediately upon registration, as you won’t be able to access games or claim specific bonuses. 

    Once your account is verified, you can navigate to the redemption page. Here, you pick a suitable payment method and enter the number of coins you want to redeem. Sweepstakes casinos support various options, from debit and credit cards to e-wallets like PayPal and cryptocurrencies. 

    As already mentioned, the exchange rate varies from one gaming site to another. You should also note the minimum sweeps coins you can convert. Once you submit your redemption request, the sweepstakes casino will take a while to process it. This time frame depends on the site. While it’s only a few hours on some sites, others might require up to three days. 

    Sweepstakes Casino Games To Play With Free Coins

    Regular casinos have more slot games than any other game type; the same applies to sweepstakes casinos. You’ll find mostly slots on these online platforms. The collection is usually diverse, featuring everything from classics to megaways slots. You can also play jackpot games to get a chance to win massive coin rewards. 

    Table games are also standard at sweepstakes casinos, though there are nearly not as many as slots. There are RNG-based and live variants of blackjack, roulette, and baccarat. Sweepstakes casinos also have fish games, an inclusion that makes them different from regular online casinos. These games balance skill and luck as they revolve around shooting fish and getting coins. 

    Conclusion

    This guide has thoroughly explained the differences between sweeps and gold coins, giving you a better idea of how they work. While you can play and win with both options, you can exchange only sweeps coins for rewards. 

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