What is a sweepstakes?
Chance Infinite takes that model to its cleanest possible form: there is nothing to buy anywhere in the app, so every entry is a free entry. Your time and attention — not your money — are what earn you a shot at the prize.
How Chance Infinite works
- Download the app and sign up free. Under a minute, no payment details — the app never asks for a card.
- Earn tickets. Tickets are your sweepstakes entries. Watch an ad to the end (+1 ticket), answer a short survey (+10), complete daily missions, play arcade games, or just keep the app open — it generates a ticket every minute.
- Watch the prize pool grow. Advertisers pay for the ads you watch, and half of that revenue funds the cash prize. The pool for each contest is set when that contest opens, at the greater of $100 and half of the advertising revenue reserved for it.
- The draw. When the contest ends (about monthly), one winner is drawn at random, weighted by tickets. More tickets, better odds — and your live share of the draw is shown right on the home screen.
- Get paid. The winner is contacted directly by phone and paid the full cash prize. Then the next contest starts automatically.
Every way to earn sweepstakes entries
| Activity | Entries earned | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Watching an ad to the end | +1 ticket | The heart of the model — this is what funds the prize |
| Answering a survey | +10 tickets | Short, capped per hour; honest answers only (quality-checked) |
| Keeping the app open | +1 ticket / minute | Passive earning while you browse or play |
| Daily missions | Bonus tickets | A short daily checklist with a reward on completion |
| Arcade games (12 of them) | Wager & win tickets | Plinko, Crash, Mines, Horse Race and more — tickets only, never money |
| Team games | Team prizes in tickets | Monthly team competitions like Territory, a shared pixel-board strategy game |
A multiplayer sweepstakes — you're never playing alone
- Form a team. Join friends or strangers and play as a squad.
- Battle other teams in Territory. A shared strategy board where teams spend tickets to capture and defend ground — the team holding the most territory over time splits a ticket prize that boosts every member's odds in the cash draw.
- Climb the leaderboards. Arcade high scores and top-team standings update live, all month long.
- One shared prize. Everything feeds the same pot: every ticket anyone earns is an entry into the one cash draw, and the pool itself is set when the contest opens.
Where does the prize money come from?
The honest answer to "how do free sweepstakes apps make money" is advertising — and Chance Infinite is built so the players share directly in it. Advertisers buy ad slots inside the app. Half of that ad revenue goes into the cash prize pool, and the pool for a contest is fixed when that contest opens. Ad slots bought while a contest is running fund the next one. The prize is guaranteed to be at least $100 every contest, and it scales up with the advertising the contest generated.
No player money is ever in the system, because there is no player money: no coin packages, no subscriptions, no "premium currency." If a "free" sweepstakes app asks for your card, it isn't one.
Is the draw fair? (Yes — and you can check.)
Chance Infinite's winner selection uses a commit-reveal cryptographic scheme: before the draw, the server publishes a hash of the random seed it will use; after the draw, it reveals the seed. Anyone can verify that the revealed seed matches the prior commitment — meaning the result could not have been quietly re-rolled or manipulated after the fact.
- Every ticket is one weighted entry; your odds are exactly your share of all tickets.
- Company test accounts are excluded from every draw, by code.
- The in-app arcade games use the same provably-fair commit-reveal structure for their outcomes.
Sweepstakes vs. lottery vs. sweepstakes casino
| Chance Infinite (pure sweepstakes) | Lottery | Sweepstakes casino | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cost to enter | Free — always | Ticket purchase required | "Free" entries bundled with coin purchases |
| How entries are earned | Watching ads, surveys, games, time in app | Buying tickets | Mostly buying coin packages |
| What funds the prize | Advertising revenue | Ticket sales | Player purchases |
| Payment info required | Never | Yes | Usually |
Sweepstakes FAQ
Are sweepstakes apps legit?
The legitimate ones share three traits: entry is genuinely free, the rules and odds mechanics are published, and winners verifiably get paid. Chance Infinite publishes its rules in-app, shows you your live odds, uses a verifiable draw, and contacts each winner directly by phone to arrange payment of the full prize. For a scored comparison of the major free-entry apps, see SweepstakeReport, the rankings publication we own and operate.
Can you really win money watching ads?
Yes — that's the entire design. Advertisers pay for your attention; Chance Infinite routes half of that payment into a cash prize pool; watching an ad earns you an entry into the draw for it. One winner per contest takes the whole pool.
Is Chance Infinite gambling?
No. Gambling means risking something of value. Chance Infinite never takes payment, and its arcade games wager only free tickets, which have no cash value and can't be bought or cashed out. Free entry + free games = a sweepstakes, not gambling.
How often are winners drawn?
Each contest runs for roughly 30 days, followed by a 24-hour winner celebration in the app, then the next contest starts automatically. There is always a contest to enter.
What are the odds of winning?
Your tickets divided by all tickets in the contest. The app shows this live on the home screen, so you always know exactly where you stand — and every extra ad, survey, or mission directly moves the number.
Do more tickets really matter?
Yes, linearly: 2× the tickets is 2× the chance. The draw is weighted random selection over every ticket in the contest.
Is Chance Infinite multiplayer?
Yes — every player competes in the same contest at the same time, watching one shared prize pool grow. You can form teams, battle other teams in monthly strategy games like Territory, and climb the arcade leaderboards — all while every ticket anyone earns feeds the same cash draw.
Who can play Chance Infinite?
United States residents, 18 or older. One account per person; the full official rules and eligibility terms are in the app under Legal.
What information do I need to sign up?
A phone number and a display name. No payment method, no SSN, no address — payout details are only arranged directly with the contest winner.
What happens if nobody enters a contest?
If a contest somehow ended with zero entries, no winner is drawn and the app says so honestly — the pool is never quietly rolled into thin air.
Who runs Chance Infinite?
Chance Infinite is built and operated by Luck Incorporated, which also operates B2See, the advertising platform whose revenue funds the prizes. You can watch the current contest's prize pool and player count live on the Live page.
Keep exploring
Real people, real cash — every winner, on the record.
Teams, Territory battles, leaderboards — one shared prize.
How your attention funds the prize you're playing for.
12 arcade games with ticket stakes — free, and provably fair.
Every contest by the numbers — most played game, Product of the Month, real totals.
Why "no purchase necessary" here isn't fine print — it's the whole design.
How to audit any sweepstakes for legitimacy — and our own public receipts.
Who makes it, what it costs (nothing), the public proof, and the two similarly named products that are not us.
SweepstakeReport, our rankings publication, scores every major free-entry sweepstakes app. See where Chance Infinite lands.
Start earning entries now
The current contest is live right now — every ticket you earn today is an entry in this month's cash draw.
No purchase necessary. A purchase will not increase your chances of winning. Open to U.S. residents 18+. Odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received. See the official rules.