Why This Sheet Exists
A small desk that funds its own accounts, files its own withdrawals and prints the clock.

About The Desk
Sweepstakes operators license their games from the same handful of studios, so ranking them on slot libraries produces near identical lists that help nobody. What actually differs is what happens after a win: how much of the balance can convert, how high the minimum sits, and how many hours pass before money lands. Those are measurable, so they are what this desk measures.
How the work is done
We open a real account, verify it with real documents, and play only routes that cost nothing. When the balance reaches the operator minimum we file a withdrawal at that floor and time it to funds received. Then we write it up, including the parts an operator would rather we left out.
Rules we hold to
- Play currency is never counted as value.
- Purchase-linked bonuses never appear in a welcome figure.
- A commercial relationship never improves a squad position.
- No time is published that we did not measure ourselves.
- A promotional estimate is never presented as a clearance time.
Who it is for
Someone opening a first sweepstakes account who wants to know what arrives, what it takes to clear, and how long the money takes. Not high volume players, not affiliates, and not anyone looking for a system.
Corrections
If a figure is wrong, or an operator has changed its package, floor or payment process, tell us and we will re-test rather than quietly edit.
Read The Sheet
Eighteen funded accounts in squad order.