THE ARCADE

12 free sweepstakes games — tickets in, tickets out, never money

Chance Infinite isn't a form you fill out and forget. It's an arcade: twelve games where you wager the free tickets you've earned to win more — and every ticket you hold is an entry in the contest's real cash draw.

The games

Plinko

Drop, bounce, multiply — pick your risk and watch the pegs decide.

Crash

Ride the multiplier and cash out before it busts. Nerve required.

Mines

Clear the grid one tile at a time — every safe pick raises the payout.

Horse Race

Back your horse and watch the sprint — longshots pay accordingly.

Lucky Dice

Call the roll, chase the point — a classic with ticket stakes.

Ticket Trader

Buy low, sell high on a moving line — timing is everything.

Towers

Climb floor by floor — each level multiplies, one wrong door ends the run.

And more

Twelve games in all, with new ones added as the arcade grows.

Territory: the team game

Beyond the solo arcade, every month the whole app fights over one shared strategy board. Teams spend tickets to capture and defend ground; the team that holds the most territory over time splits a ticket prize that raises every member's odds in the cash draw. It's the centerpiece of what makes this a multiplayer sweepstakes.

Why the games exist (and why they're free)

Tickets are sweepstakes entries. The games let you risk entries to multiply entries — more fun than idle waiting, and every win raises your odds at the contest's real cash pool. Because tickets can't be bought and can't be cashed out, the games stay what they are: free play with real stakes in the draw, not gambling. Outcomes are provably fair (commit-reveal — the same verifiable structure as the winner draw).

FAQ

Do the sweepstakes games cost money to play?

Never. Games wager tickets you earned free — there are no purchases anywhere in the app.

Can I cash out tickets I win in the games?

No — tickets have no cash value. They're odds: the real cash prize is drawn across every ticket in the contest, and winners are on the public record.

Are the games fair?

Every round uses a commit-reveal scheme you can verify: the server locks in its random seed (as a hash) before you play and reveals it after. A rigged result would fail the check.

The arcade is open

Earn your first tickets in minutes and put them to work — the contest is live now.

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No purchase necessary. U.S. residents 18+. Odds depend on eligible entries. Official rules.