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An independent reference — deliberately plain, and clear about what it is not.
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About This Reference
This is an independent reference published at squatconference.com, covering Sweepolis plainly: the verified facts, the published gaps, and the handful of practical points that actually matter.
Coverage is free-to-play and sweepstakes only. There is no real-money gambling in scope, nothing here is financial advice, and nothing on this site is a promise that any game or redemption will go a particular way.
Editorial contact: the editorial team reads [email protected]. Terms and reward structures change, and corrections from readers are the main way a plain-facts reference stays accurate.
It is deliberately a reference rather than a sales page. We are not Sweepolis, we do not operate it, and no page here is the operator's own site — the links out are to the operator, and everything account-specific is handled by their own 24/7 support.
How We Keep It Plain
Verified or Marked Absent
Every factual claim traces to the operator's public material. Where nothing is published — the state list, the redemption threshold, reward amounts — the page says so rather than filling the gap.
Claims Labelled as Claims
Where the operator states something we have not measured, such as redemption within hours, it is attributed to them rather than presented as our finding.
No Spin, No Sell
This is a reference, not a commercial destination. The drawbacks are stated as plainly as the facts, because a page that reads as uniformly positive is advertising.
Corrections Published
If a detail here goes out of date, the editorial address is how it gets fixed.
Related Pages
Related pages: Sweepolis main guide · coins guide · getting started · data & privacy
Why a Plain Reference
Most pages about a platform like this are built to persuade, which means the facts arrive wrapped in enthusiasm and the gaps quietly disappear. A reference has the opposite job: state what is known, mark what is not, and let a reader decide.
So this site keeps to verifiable facts and names the four things the operator does not publish — the state list, the redemption threshold, the reward amounts, and a measured redemption time. Those are exactly the details a persuasion page omits, which is why a plain one is worth having.
The one practical point we push is the level-5 gate, because it is genuinely useful and nobody surfaces it. Everything else here you can check against the operator's own material in a few minutes.
Where We Land
✅ Pros
- The model is genuinely free, and the free route is structurally necessary
- The verifiable facts hold up against the operator's own material
- The one practical tip — the level-5 gate — is real and useful
❌ Cons
- Several details a reader needs are simply not published
- Redemption performance is the operator's claim, not our measurement
- The experience is at its weakest in the first sessions, before level 5
About This Reference
An independent reference — deliberately plain, and clear about what it is not.
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No. This is an independent reference with no connection to the operator and no access to accounts. The links out go to the operator; account questions belong with their own support.
Because it is a reference, not a sell. The point is verifiable facts and clearly-marked gaps, which is more useful before you decide anything than a page written to persuade you.
Links to the operator may earn a commission. It is disclosed because it should be, and the plainly-stated drawbacks and unpublished gaps are the evidence the funding does not shape the content.
Email [email protected] with the page and the detail. Terms change, and reader corrections are how this stays accurate.