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FOCUSED GUIDE · PRIMARY-SOURCE EVIDENCE

Where Shuffle.us Is Available

Shuffle.us publishes two official eligibility descriptions that conflict. Its July 20, 2026 Help Center list includes Florida, Georgia, Hawaii and Maryland, but the Sweepstakes Rules exclusion list names these jurisdictions. The Sweepstakes Rules contain a separate prize-eligibility clause with exclusions that differ from the entry-eligibility section. A location appearing in one section is not confirmation of full eligibility. Publishing one combined green-light list would mislead readers. The official Sweepstakes Rules also contain a different prize-eligibility exclusion list; neither that clause nor the Help Center can independently establish entry, gameplay and redemption eligibility in every location.

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A three-document eligibility check

First read the current Terms. Second inspect the Sweepstakes Rules, including entry and prize clauses. Third review the restricted-state Help Center page and its date. If the sources disagree for your state, contact the operator for written clarification before entering or purchasing Gold Coins. Official documents conflict; neither list alone establishes present eligibility. Sources: Sweepstakes Rules · restricted-state guidance ·

Residence and physical location are different

The July 20, 2026 Shuffle.us Help Center says a participant must both be a legal resident of, and physically present in, a permitted jurisdiction. Because its eligibility list conflicts with portions of the Sweepstakes Rules, this statement describes the Help Center policy rather than resolving whether a particular state qualifies. Do not use location-masking tools to bypass an operator restriction.

Age and identity considerations

The Sweepstakes Rules require participants to be at least 18 or the age of majority, whichever is higher. Eligibility can also depend on account identification, and apparent account access does not guarantee a qualifying redemption.

Conflict-resolution decision tree

If both sources clearly permit a jurisdiction, still confirm current in-product eligibility. If one prohibits and another permits it, stop and ask for clarification. If neither is clear, do not infer permission from a U.S. address or a successful page load.

Scope and timing

This comparison records conflicting official documents checked October 22, 2026; it does not offer legal advice or an exhaustive live access test. State legislation and operator policies can change.

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Resolve eligibility conflicts without guessing

Decision factorEvidence or checkImplication
ResidenceCheck the state of legal residency.A travel location does not replace residency.
Physical locationCheck the state where the user is actually accessing the service.Being a resident somewhere permitted may not be enough while traveling.
Document conflictCompare the Sweepstakes Rules with the July 2026 Help Center list.Florida, Georgia, Hawaii and Maryland appear in the help list but raise questions against the rules wording.
ConfirmationRequest explicit operator confirmation where documents disagree.Do not infer authorization from a marketing banner.
RecordRetain the date and URL of the governing answer.Availability can change.

Worked decision example

Consider a Maryland resident visiting Virginia. A simple “United States supported” label misses two separate tests—residence and present location—and the published-list conflict. The safe editorial answer is “not confirmed” until the operator resolves the discrepancy.

What this evidence cannot establish

This page supplies an evidence-conflict map, not jurisdiction-specific legal advice.

Official sources and evidence limits

Source documents consulted for this draft on 22 October 2026. Policies may change; primary-source claims are limited to what these documents state. The operator and affiliate destination have not been independently tested for a full customer journey.

Evidence standard: The links below document operator statements; they are not independent validation of games, payouts, legal availability or this publisher’s editorial comparisons. Where official materials disagree, do not assume eligibility.

Source-scoped clarification

The Shuffle.us Sweepstakes Rules currently exclude Florida, Georgia, Hawaii and Maryland in their eligibility section. The operator’s Help Center article dated July 20, 2026 explicitly names those four states as accepted. Because these official texts contradict each other, this guide cannot certify eligibility in any disputed state. Confirm both residence and present location with the operator before participating; do not treat account access as legal clearance. Sources: Official document 1. Official document 2.

Shuffle.us Sweepstakes Rules