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Card Crush Availability & Eligibility

Where it is available, who is eligible, and the location restrictions to check before registering.

3.98/5

Proprietary editorial rating across five categories

Casino Context Casino Context Updated July 23, 2026
Promotions & Value3.80
Games & Fairness4.50
Platform Experience4.00
Payments & Payouts4.00
Trust & Player Care3.60

Minimum age

21

Excluded states

Nevada and Washington

Country rule

United States only

Account limit

One account per person

Physical location controls eligibility

Card Crush excludes residents of Nevada and Washington and prohibits use outside the United States. The location at the time of play matters, so an eligible home address does not authorize play while traveling abroad or through an excluded state.

VPNs, proxy services and other methods used to disguise location are prohibited. Individual casino suppliers can also restrict a game in a jurisdiction even when the Card Crush account itself remains available.

The two-state list is a product rule, not a legal conclusion

The current exclusion list is narrower than the availability limits of many sweepstakes casinos, but it should not be read as a declaration that every other state has approved the product. Players remain responsible for current local restrictions, and Card Crush can update the permitted territory.

The practical conclusion is to recheck the current Terms before registering or traveling. Location masking risks suspension and can affect prize eligibility.

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Game demos are available only to people aged 21 or older. Your acceptance will be recorded and remembered for 12 months, unless the Terms change sooner.

This is an age affirmation, not identity verification.