The outlier in the California row
In the June 2026 terms comparison, seven of eight brands blocked California outright. Funrize recorded a partial restriction instead, which is a different claim: something about the product remained available while prize play did not.
That kind of partial state is exactly where readers get hurt, because a site that loads is read as a product that works. A brand can accept a registration, take a purchase and decline a redemption in a market it will not exit, and every step of that is consistent with its own terms.
What fourteen blocks and five partials mean
Fourteen Restricted Territories and five Tournament-Points-only states leave thirty-two jurisdictions including DC in the full product, with five more in Tournament Points mode. For a reader in a contested state the number is only the start: the question is which product is available, not whether the domain resolves.
The test is the cashier. If the cashier offers sweeps coins in your state, the product is being offered; if it offers only gold coins, the prize route is switched off. That is a two-minute check and it is more reliable than any list, including this one.
What this file does not answer about Funrize
Funrize (A1 Development LLC (Wyoming)) leaves the redemption minimum, the prize rail, the certain part of the offer open; the documented finding is this: A mid-table footprint with a partial restriction in California that the other brands do not share.
Three questions to send Funrize
- What is the minimum redemption on my account, and which clause states it?
- Which methods can pay a prize, and must the payout method match the purchase?
- Which part of the welcome offer is granted without a purchase?
Send them to Funrize separately, quote the date at the top of this page, and keep the replies. The answers are the only statement tied to your account; this page is the record of what the public document said.
How far this file goes
Funrize is documented at the first-party level, with 1 of six fields filled. The operator is A1 Development LLC (Wyoming); the one-line reason this file exists: A mid-table footprint with a partial restriction in California that the other brands do not share. One or more fields came from the operator's own page; the rest is reporting, which is why the label stops short of a terms audit.
The field that would move Funrize's label first is the redemption minimum. A versioned terms document would move it further, because that is the only evidence this site treats as an audit. The comparison table shows how the other files are labelled.




