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Royal Hands Sweepstakes Casino Review

Not to be confused with the dubious RoyalHands.net, RoyalHands.com is a soon-to-launch sweepstakes platform operated by RH Gaming LLC. This iGaming company is incorporated in Delaware, and the company’s address is transparently visible on the website.

It’s slated to have a wide mixture of games from reputable software providers and a bevy of popular payment methods ranging from Apple Pay to Skrill and PayNearMe. However, some flaws force me to take a step back and analyze the casino more closely before its opening.

What SweepsKings Knows So Far

Royal Hands follows the standard sweepstakes casino script by using Gold Coins (GC) and Sweeps Coins (SC) to facilitate gameplay. You’ll be able to obtain both currencies for free on registration and through daily/AMOE/referral bonuses, according to the Sweepstakes Rules.

I’ll now discuss which promotions are being offered, shine a spotlight on the banking options here, cover game categories/providers, and bring up a few issues I noticed on my first pass.

Bonuses and Promotions

According to Section 6 of Royal Hands’ Sweeps Rules, you’ll receive a standard no-deposit bonus alongside daily rewards and mystery offers, which are credited at the site’s discretion.

There’s also mention of a referral bonus and social media giveaways, but at this time, none of the purported promotional amounts are stated. It’s also worth noting that Royal Hands doesn’t have any verifiable social media pages at this time.

Mail-in bonuses are offered at a rate of 1 SC per accepted envelope, but you may need to do video verification before your requests are credited to your account. Ostensibly, this is done to prevent bonus abuse.

Banking and Prizes

We don’t have any information on Royal Hands’ minimum purchase or redemption requirement, but the Kings were able to find some helpful details surrounding maximum redemption limits. All players are limited to requesting a maximum of 5,000 SC ($5,000) per day. If you happen to live in the state of Florida, you’re only allowed to request 5,000 SC per single win, no matter how much you’ve actually earned while playing games.

Prizes worth $1,500.01 or more may be subject to extra processing time, and it can take up to 30 days for prizes to be credited. In order to do KYC, you’ll need to send a valid form of ID, take a facial scan (biometric selfie), submit proof of address, and verify your Social Security Number.

Royal Hands’ Customer Acceptance Policy states that the brand continually assesses players based on their risk of financial crime, and we’re pretty sure it uses your SSN to do this. We see this as a potential security flaw that goes beyond normal AML policy at sweeps casinos.

Games and Providers

At first glance, Royal Hands’ game library looks promising with a mixture of slots, table games, fish games, live dealer options, and jackpots advertised on the homepage. However, when we took a closer look at the site’s software providers, we were surprised to notice Pragmatic Play.

Pragmatic Play hasn’t worked with sweepstakes casinos since September 2025, which leads us to ask the question: what’s different about Royal Hands? Other listed providers, such as 3 Oaks, ICONIC21, Evolution, and JILI, are all fantastic to see by comparison.

Royal Hands Expected Launch Date

There’s little to zero information available online about Royal Hands’ expected launch date, but we entered our email in the little box so we’d be the first to know if anything changes. It could be a few days, weeks, or even months away from going live.

Still, until we can confirm that Royal Hands isn’t supplying unlicensed games from Pragmatic without verifiable RTP ratings, we’d encourage you to stay away and pick another new sweeps casino.