Can I play outside of the United States?

Can I play outside of the United States?

We will be offering games within the US with the following exceptions:


Idaho

Michigan

Montana

Washington


Sweepstakes games are open only to legal residents (individuals who are the majority age in their Jurisdiction, but in no case under the age of eighteen (18)) of the fifty (50) United States (excluding the States of Idaho, Michigan, Montana, and Washington) and the District of Columbia unless otherwise stated in these Sweepstakes Rules. PARTICIPATION IS VOID WHERE PROHIBITED BY LAW.


Access to our site outside of the United States is not permitted. 




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