Does Jackpota pay out?
We cannot say. No withdrawal has been observed leaving a wallet we attribute to Jackpota, and no player has submitted a payout report for it.
That is not evidence the operator withholds money. It means the question is open, and 30 of the 100 points ride on it, so they are not awarded.
Were you paid?
A confirmed withdrawal from a real player is the strongest evidence this index holds, and it outweighs every automated check on this page. If Jackpota has paid you, say so and it becomes part of the score.
Withheld winnings, a closed account, a bonus dispute? File a complaint.
What we check
What others report
Jackpota is a US-facing sweepstakes casino with a two-coin system. Player feedback describes the experience as awful, citing lack of benefits, no VIP program, no cash-back deals, and notoriously bad customer support.
Jackpota has a Safety Index of 5.1 on Casino.guru, below the recommended threshold of 7.5. Casino.guru reports no complaints in their own database, but third-party complaints have contributed to the low rating.
Gathered from independent sources and shown as published. These are not inputs to the Niekie score.
Terms and conditions
Caution. Some terms worth reading before you deposit
What that means in practice
- NO ACTUAL MONEY IS REQUIRED TO PLAY - suggests social casino model
- ARBITRATION AND CLASS ACTION WAIVER - prevents legal recourse
- OPT-OUT WITHIN THIRTY (30) DAYS ONLY - limited window to escape binding arbitration
- FULL WAIVER OF CLAIMS related to tracking software and META PIXEL
- Version 2.6 updated July 30 2026 - future-dated document (suspicious)
- Incomplete T&C document - cuts off mid-sentence at section 1.2
Read from the operator's own terms page on Sep 22, 2026 at jackpota.com/terms-of-service. We report what it says, not whether it is honoured.
Recent activity
What has changed
Most casino reviews are written once and never touched again. Over the years I have read plenty that still quote a welcome bonus withdrawn two years earlier, and nothing on the page tells you it is stale. A score that never moves is not a steady score, it is an abandoned one. So every change we record for Jackpota is listed here with the date we recorded it, and you can judge for yourself how closely anyone is actually watching.
Otto Bergström, editor
| 20 Sept 2026 | Score rose from 59 to 71, grade C because we changed how we score, not because the operator changed |
| 19 Sept 2026 | Score fell from 71 to 59, grade B because we changed how we score, not because the operator changed |
| 29 Aug 2026 | Score rose from 58 to 71, grade C |
| 28 Aug 2026 | Score fell from 71 to 58, grade D |
Last recalculated 29 Aug 2026. Every figure on this page carries the date we recorded it.
Audit ledger
Each time this score is calculated the inputs are sealed into an append-only ledger and hashed. The record below is the current one. Recompute the digest yourself and it has to match, or our arithmetic is wrong.
Show the sealed record and verify it
This is the exact JSON that was hashed, with keys sorted, which is how it is canonicalised before hashing.
{
"casino": "Jackpota",
"grade": "C",
"note": "Restored to the figure published on 2026-09-19.",
"pillars": {
"blockchain": 10,
"domain": 15,
"license": 12,
"operational": 9,
"sanctions": 25
},
"restored_at": "2026-09-20T09:19:50.558Z",
"restored_from": "2026-08-29T10:07:37.447593+00:00",
"score": 71,
"timestamp": "2026-09-20T09:19:50.558Z",
"version": "2.0-restored"
}
Full digest:
117c014dacb68cfe40122acabea9658c744190f657d33ed0b305f7aac354ce72
To check it, hash the canonical record with keys sorted and no insignificant whitespace:
node -e "const c=v=>Array.isArray(v)?v.map(c):v&&typeof v==='object'?Object.keys(v).sort().reduce((a,k)=>(a[k]=c(v[k]),a),{}):v;
const p=require('./record.json');
console.log(require('crypto').createHash('sha256').update(JSON.stringify(c(p))).digest('hex'))"
Get this on the casino itself
The Niekie extension shows Jackpota's score on Jackpota's own site, before you deposit. It also holds session and deposit limits you set, and can block around 4,900 gambling sites when you want to stop.
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