VIP Status Match — who honors your grind

The full comparison

"None found" means our research turned up no public documentation of a match program — it does not mean the casino has confirmed it won't do one. If it matters to you, ask their support directly and get any promise in writing before you switch.

The three that actually do it

These are the only rooms in our lineup with a standing, documented process. All three require proof, all three are manually reviewed (not automatic), and all three can say no.

Crown Coins Casino — photographic proof, 30-day trial

Crown Coins will consider matching your VIP status from another sweepstakes casino. You supply photographic proof of your tier on the competitor site and must be an active player there. If approved, you get a 30-day trial at the matched tier on Crown Coins' own 7-tier ladder (Entry through the invite-only Dynasty tier). Read the full Crown Coins review →

McLuck — screenshot + email, Platinum-equivalent required

Email McLuck's VIP team a clear screenshot showing your current tier and account email at a competitor sweeps casino. This one has a floor: you generally need a Platinum-equivalent tier or higher, though lower tiers are considered case-by-case. Approval typically lands within about 48 hours. Successful transfers start you at McLuck Platinum for one month — after that, you need to meet GC-play requirements for two consecutive months to hold onto it. Read the full McLuck review →

Wow Vegas — unedited screenshots + gameplay history, up to 600 SC

Wow Vegas asks for more evidence than the other two: unedited screenshots of both your VIP level and your gameplay history at a competitor. A human reviews it manually, about 48 hours after you open the ticket, and matches you like-for-like or to the closest available tier. Successful transfers can be worth up to 600 SC in bonuses — but the transfer is irreversible once approved, so don't submit unless you're ready to commit. Read the full Wow Vegas review →

Claimed but unconfirmed

These two show up on VIP-transfer lists, but we couldn't verify an actual process behind the claim — no contact route, no proof requirements, no landing tier. We're naming them separately from the confirmed set on purpose: a comparison page that quietly upgrades a rumor to a fact isn't one you should trust.

Rolla — one weak listing, zero process detail

SweepsKings' "How To Transfer VIP Status" guide (updated 2026-06-12) lists Rolla among sweepstakes casinos "with a VIP Transfer Feature" — but the entry provides no contact route, no proof requirements, no tier placement, and no trial period. A more detailed VIP-transfer guide from GameChampions (updated 2026-07-06) covers McLuck and Wow Vegas transfers in depth but gives Rolla no coverage at all beyond a sidebar mention. Sister site Wow Vegas does run a documented transfer program, which makes a Rolla program plausible under the same operator (MW Services) — but several 2026 sources report Wow Vegas's own program has been paused or discontinued. If you want to try, ask Rolla's 24/7 live chat directly with screenshots in hand, but don't count on a match. Read the full Rolla review →

PlayFame — same weak listing, contradicted by a sister source

The same SweepsKings guide lists PlayFame among five casinos featuring VIP transfer options — again, just a comparison card with zero process detail. It gets directly contradicted elsewhere: SweepsKings' own VIP-bonuses page (updated 2026-07-13) names only McLuck, Mega Bonanza, and Wow Vegas as transfer casinos, and does NOT credit PlayFame. Deadspin's dedicated McLuck VIP-transfers page (2026-06-29) documents that sister brand's process in detail and never mentions PlayFame. Given shared B2Spin/B-Two operations with McLuck, PlayFame plausibly entertains ad-hoc requests via support — but there's nothing published to promise you. Read the full PlayFame review →

Confirmed NO — checked, no transfer

A comparison page that only shows yeses isn't as trustworthy as one that shows verified nos too. These four explicitly do not offer a VIP status match, with strong sourcing behind the "no" — either because there's no VIP program to match into, or because the operator states plainly that status doesn't carry over.

Chumba Casino — no VIP program at all

Chumba has no VIP or loyalty program of any kind — there's nothing to match into. Confirmed by Sportsgrid's and Casino.org's 2026 reviews, and Chumba is conspicuously absent from every VIP-transfer guide that lists competitors like McLuck, Rolla, Wow Vegas, PlayFame, and LoneStar. Read the full Chumba review →

Zula Casino — confirmed, everyone starts at Bronze

Zula states explicitly that players cannot retain competitor VIP status — everyone starts at Bronze regardless of standing elsewhere, per Deadspin's Zula VIP page. Read the full Zula review →

Mega Bonanza — probed six ways, confirmed no

We searched this one hard: six query variations turned up zero evidence of a VIP match, tier transfer, or competitor match program. The negative evidence is explicit, too — a McLuck sister-sites guide states plainly that "your VIP status at McLuck won't carry over to a sister site or alternative, as each platform runs its own loyalty program independently," pointing players who want a match to Wow Vegas instead. Status doesn't even transfer between Mega Bonanza and its own B2Spin-family siblings (McLuck, Jackpota, PlayFame). Read the full Mega Bonanza review →

Jackpota — no VIP program, so nothing to match

Jackpota has no VIP or loyalty program at all — a "Loyalty Club" is advertised on-site but has no published tiers or perks behind it. Deadspin (2026-06-22), TheLines (2026-07-14), and OddsAssist all independently confirm the absence, and OddsAssist specifically notes Jackpota "does not offer any VIP rewards, unlike RealPrize and Lonestar." Read the full Jackpota review →

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