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OnPoint Casino officially ceased operations on November 16, 2025. That means account registration and new sign-ups are no longer available. The operator stopped service ahead of the January 1, 2026 effective date of California Assembly Bill 831, which prohibited the sweepstakes gaming model that underpinned the site’s offering.

If you were planning to register, or were in the process and haven’t completed steps, registration is no longer an option. For ongoing clarity, check the site status page at /register for any updates or notices.

What happened to deposits, coins, and bonuses

Historically, OnPoint used a dual-credit model that issued "Gold Coins" and "Sweeps Coins" with purchases. The welcome offer was a 100% match plus 50 free spins for slots, with a $10 minimum deposit and automatic activation on first purchase. Those bonuses and any redemption pathways expired when the site shut down. Players were required to redeem outstanding Sweeps Coins prior to November 16, 2025, and the minimum balance for redemption had been 100 Sweeps Coins, equivalent to $100.

These were past policies, not current offers. There are no open promotions or active bonus programs to join on the platform today.

If you had an account — next steps

If you were an OnPoint player, take these practical steps:

• Check your email for official closure notices and any instructions the operator sent.
• Review any account statements or transaction records you have saved.
• If you believe you have unresolved balances or claims, contact support at support@onpointcasino.us . Support channels were listed as chat and email while the site was active; response times may vary following closure.
• Keep a record of all correspondence, and reference dates and amounts when you reach out.

Do not expect new deposit or redemption options beyond the closure date; the operator’s obligation window has passed.

What was supported and available before closure

Before it shut down, OnPoint accepted ACH, Apple Pay, Google Pay, MasterCard, and Visa, and operated in United States dollars with games supplied by Turbo Games. The platform did not run tournaments or progressive jackpots at the time of closure. Those operational details are useful when reviewing past statements or disputes.

Regulatory context and why this matters

The closure was tied to regulatory change. California Assembly Bill 831 specifically curtailed sweepstakes-style gaming effective January 1, 2026, and operators using that model began winding down earlier. If you follow legal and regulatory developments in the United States, keep an eye on state-level decisions that affect online sweepstakes, social casinos, and similar models.

Need more help

For account-specific questions, email support@onpointcasino.us and include account details and documentation. If you’re looking for alternate legal options to play casino games in your state, verify licensure and local rules before registering anywhere new, and always review terms and conditions carefully.

If additional updates about registration status or legacy account matters are posted, they will appear on the site’s registration page at /register.