BonusFinder in Numbers
2M+
Players Helped Monthly
500+
Casinos Reviewed Worldwide
$15M+
In Bonuses Claimed By Our Users
Who We Are
We're a proud team of casino players and gambling enthusiasts. We test online casino and sportsbook bonuses in the U.S.
and translate the small print into plain English so you know exactly what you’re getting before you deposit. We focus
on one thing: making your bankroll go further with offers that are actually beatable, not just big numbers on a banner.
Our Experts
Lucy Wynne
Lucy is the mastermind behind our BonusFinder US news desk. She has years of experience in the gambling
journalism scene. This means Lucy can bring the latest scoops from the American gambling market to our readers.
Sean Chaffin
Sean Chaffin is an award-winning gambling and poker journalist who brings years of reporting experience and a
storyteller’s eye to deliver sharp coverage of the American gambling scene.
Why Trust Our Opinion
- Licensed States only. We list operators approved by regulators like the NJ DGE, Pennsylvania Gaming Control Board, Michigan Gaming Control Board, Nevada Gaming Control Board, and other state authorities. No offshore sites ever.
- Hands-on testing. We do the full journey: sign up, KYC, deposit, claim the bonus, finish wagering, and withdraw. If something’s clunky or slow, we call it out.
- Crystal-clear terms. We spell out wagering, game weighting, min/max cashout, expiry windows, and bonus-bet exclusions. If an offer looks shiny but won’t convert in real life, it doesn’t rank.
- Speed & reliability. We benchmark mobile and desktop for load times, crashes, geolocation stability, and live-dealer performance especially at peak hours.
- Payments verified. We test U.S.-friendly methods (PayPal, Venmo, Apple Pay, Play+, VIP Preferred/ACH, online banking, and cards) and log typical payout times.
- Real game coverage. We check catalog depth by state (slots, jackpots, live dealer, top studios) and highlight true exclusives.
- Responsible play first. We prioritize brands with strong RG tools (cool-offs, deposit/loss limits, self-exclusion) and link directly to help resources.
- Independent rankings. Sites are scored against a fixed rubric. Operators can’t buy placement. We may earn a commission if you use our links, never a factor in ratings.
- Updated daily. Promos are tracked and refreshed every day in legalized states so you see today’s offers, not last month’s.
- Built for the U.S. State-specific pages, localized banking notes, taxed-winnings guidance, and bonus picks tuned to your state’s rules.
Sweepstakes Casinos
Sweepstakes casinos or social casinos are
available in over forty states in the US. While these sweepstakes resemble traditional sweepstakes contests, you can
still win valuable prizes. These prizes can be exchanged for real money rewards.
In 2026, many states, such as Louisiana and Florida, have moved to ban sweepstakes. However, as of now, they remain
legal in most US states without real money casinos.
Legal Online Casino States
Online casinos are fully legal and regulated in the following U.S. states. In each of these, you can enjoy real money
casino games, including slots, table games, and poker. State-level regulators ensure fairness, player safety, and
responsible gambling.
All online casino games are legal and regulated in New Jersey. The state has a fully open iGaming market, with almost 30 licensed casinos and sportsbooks.
Online casinos and sports betting are both live in Pennsylvania. The PGCB oversees all platforms, ensuring safe and fair play. Over 17 land-based casinos support a strong iGaming market with 15+ online brands.
Michigan offers legal online casinos, sportsbooks, and poker. Both tribal and commercial casinos operate under the MGCB license. Currently, there are 13 online casinos live in the state.
Online casinos and sports betting are legal in West Virginia. Licensed land-based casinos can operate online platforms through up to three partners. Overseen by the WV Lottery, there are a handful of brands available.
Connecticut online casinos are available through two tribal operators and the state lottery. This limits the number of internet casinos in the state to three.
Delaware was one of the first states to legalize online casinos. Games are operated through three racetrack casinos and regulated by the Delaware Lottery. Online poker and table games are available.
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