The 21+ decision, and what it costs
Pulsz sets its floor at 21 rather than 18. In a market where most competitors take 18-year-olds, that choice removes a slice of the addressable audience and buys something harder to measure: a closer fit to the age rules of licensed casino products, and one fewer argument in a state that is looking for a reason to act.
It also changes the arithmetic for a reader who is 19. The state may permit the product at 18; the operator may refuse at 21; the binding rule is the lower of the two, and it is the operator's. That is the same asymmetry that makes the age column worth reading before the bonus column.
The settlement, and why it is on this page
Pulsz settled a class action covering players in six states, with relief offered as free gold coins or a cash percentage. A settlement is not an admission and it is not proof that a redemption will fail; it is a documented event with a date, and in a market with no regulator it is one of the few external checks on operator behaviour that exists.
Listing it is not a recommendation against the brand. A brand with a settlement has been examined; a brand with no complaints and no traffic has simply not been examined. The two are not the same and a comparison that treats a quiet record as a clean one is guessing.
What version 5.2 says
The Terms of Use updated on 1 September 2026 name fourteen Restricted Territories: Alabama, Arizona, California, Connecticut, Idaho, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New York, Tennessee, Washington and West Virginia. That is a different list from the June third-party snapshot: California, Arizona and Maryland are now named, while Delaware and Rhode Island are not.
Five more states are partial restrictions rather than blocks: Mississippi, New Jersey, Indiana, Maine and Oklahoma, where certain promotions are limited. A partial restriction is not a closed market, and a page that collapsed the two into one count would overstate the block and understate the promotion-level condition.
The 90-day clock
A redemption request is not open indefinitely. The terms give a player 90 days from submission to provide the requested information and complete the steps; if the request is still pending after that, it is automatically declined and the Virtual Coins return to the account. A new request can be submitted, but the clock starts again.
That makes the document trail more important than the request date. A player who submits on day one and uploads a document on day eighty is inside the window; a player who waits for support to ask twice may not be. The terms do not publish a minimum redemption or a play-through figure, so those numbers have to come from the promotion's own rules.
What this file does not answer about Pulsz
Pulsz (Yellow Social Interactive Limited) leaves the redemption minimum, the prize rail open; the documented finding is this: Second-largest audience, a 21+ floor, and a class settlement that paid six states back.
Three questions to send Pulsz
- 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 version of the terms is in force today, and when was it published?
Send them to Pulsz 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
Pulsz is documented at the first-party level, with 2 of six fields filled. The operator is Yellow Social Interactive Limited; the one-line reason this file exists: Second-largest audience, a 21+ floor, and a class settlement that paid six states back. 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 Pulsz'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.