Stake.us adds Arkansas and Utah to its excluded states list

Stake.us added Arkansas and Utah to its terms and conditions on November 13, 2026, bringing its list to 27 named excluded states. The update follows the November 5 revision, which added Texas and Mississippi, RG reported.

Which states did Stake.us add to its exclusions?

Section 2.1 of the terms lists Arkansas, Utah, Texas and Mississippi. As of November 15, the Stake.us Help Center names 25 restricted states. It includes Texas and Mississippi but omits Arkansas and Utah. The help page directs readers to section 2.1 of the terms for details.

The November 5 and November 13 dates show when Stake.us published the revisions. They do not establish when the platform applied each restriction to existing accounts. The revisions record changes to Stake.us eligibility; see our guide to sweepstakes casino state restrictions for the separate question of what each state’s law permits.

What do the exclusions mean for existing accounts?

The terms say residents of excluded states are ineligible to register, use the platform or play its games. The terms and help page do not specify a transition for existing accounts in the four states or explain how Stake.us will handle remaining Stake Cash and pending prize requests.

Sweepsy reported that Stake.us restricted new registrations in Texas and Mississippi while allowing existing players to continue playing. It separately reported that Stake.us notified Arkansas players of a December 7 exit. Neither public Stake.us page confirms those arrangements, sets a redemption deadline or gives an account transition date for Utah.

If you have an existing account in one of the four states, check any notice Stake.us sent about your account or contact official support. Ask whether you can still play, whether you can redeem eligible Stake Cash and what happens to any prize request you already submitted.