OnPoint Casino Overview
This review is for a sweepstakes casino that no longer exists. OnPoint Casino, operated by OnPoint Administration LLC, launched in 2025 and reportedly closed on November 16, 2025. I attempted to access the site in {{currentMonth}} {{currentYear}} and confirmed it is offline. A standard operational review is impossible, so this serves as a post-mortem based on archived data.
Our research dossier was flagged as "insufficient" because the platform shut down before we could gather community verification, banking details, or reputation data. The only information available is from a static database entry.
What We Know (From Limited Pre-Closure Data)
According to the archived casino entry, OnPoint Casino claimed 40 games from major providers like Reported games from NetEnt, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play, N/A - Platform is closed. This would have been a competitive library on paper. For context, established platforms like Pulsz or Chumba Casino typically offer 200-300+ games, so 40 is on the smaller side for a new entrant.
The advertised welcome offer used real-money deposit language ("100% match + 50 free spins on first purchase"), which is unusual and potentially misleading for a sweepstakes site. Sweepstakes casinos operate on a GC/SC dual-currency system, not real-money deposits. This raises immediate questions about their understanding of the legal model.
No data exists on banking methods, withdrawal speed, KYC requirements, or purchase packages. We don't know their cost-per-SC, which is the most critical metric for evaluating any sweepstakes platform.
Why OnPoint Casino Closed
Without official statements, we can only speculate. Common reasons for a 2025 sweepstakes casino closure include:
- Insufficient capital or player traction. The market is crowded with established names like LuckyLand Slots, Stake.us, and Vegas Gems.
- Regulatory pressure or legal uncertainty. Operators must meticulously follow sweepstakes law to avoid gambling classification.
- Operational failures. This includes inability to process redemptions reliably or manage cash flow.
Given the use of real-money deposit language in their bonus, it's plausible they faced legal or compliance issues. We have no record of C&D letters or enforcement actions, but the closure date is definitive.
Trust & Legitimacy (Post-Closure)
At closure, OnPoint Casino had no established reputation. There are no Trustpilot reviews, BBB listings, or community withdrawal reports. The operator, OnPoint Administration LLC, has no other known brands. This lack of a digital footprint is typical for short-lived platforms.
If you had an account balance when they closed, your recourse is limited. Contact the operator directly, but expect minimal response. This highlights the risk of playing on unproven, newly launched sites before they build a reputation.
What This Means for Players
If you're searching for "OnPoint Casino" in {{currentYear}}, you're looking for a platform that's been offline for months. You should consider active, reputable alternatives.
For players who prefer a smaller game library with top-tier providers, consider Fortune Coins or Wow Vegas. For those prioritizing redemption speed and a proven track record, Pulsz and Chumba Casino remain the industry benchmarks.
State Availability (At Launch)
Our data indicates the site claimed availability in all 50 states at launch, with no prohibited states listed. This is standard for sweepstakes casinos operating under federal sweepstakes law, but always verify your local regulations.
Responsible Gambling
Since the platform is closed, responsible gambling tools are irrelevant. If you're engaging with any gambling or sweepstakes entertainment, remember: the house always wins in the long run. These platforms are designed for entertainment, not income.
If gambling is causing problems, call the National Problem Gambling Helpline: 1-800-522-4700 or visit ncpgambling.org.
Editorial Verdict: A Non-Operational Platform
OnPoint Casino is a case study in why we wait for community verification before ranking a new site. Without operational history, payment proofs, or a reputation, there's nothing to review. The platform closed before it could establish itself.
Our advice is simple: spend your time (and money) on platforms with a proven track record of paying players. The sweepstakes space has enough established, trustworthy options without needing to gamble on an unproven newcomer that may not last the year.
PLEASE DO NOT GAMBLE WITH MONEY THAT YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO LOSE.