Hi everyone,
I’m posting to share my experience with the EpicSweep affiliate program so other affiliates can be aware before working with them.
In February 2026 I entered into a written marketing agreement with EpicSweep to promote their sweepstakes casino platform. The agreement included a one-time marketing payment of $20,000 upon execution of the agreement and commencement of promotional activity.
After the agreement was executed the payment was never made. Over the following weeks the company repeatedly delayed payment and provided several explanations for why the payment could not be sent.
Some of the explanations included statements that company funds were temporarily tied up, that the owner was traveling to secure financing to resume operations, and that unusually large player wins on the platform had affected liquidity.
During this time the company also attempted to change the payment structure after the agreement had already been executed by proposing payment only through player deposit revenue rather than the agreed one-time marketing payment.
This modification was never agreed to.
In addition, EpicSweep did not provide the materials necessary for the marketing campaign to begin, which prevented the campaign from moving forward.
Despite multiple attempts to resolve the issue privately and several written requests for payment, communication eventually stopped and further contact appears to have been blocked.
Because affiliate marketing relies heavily on trust and timely payments between partners, I felt it was important to share this experience so other affiliates can evaluate the risk before promoting this platform.
If anyone from EpicSweep would like to respond publicly or resolve the situation, I remain open to communication.
I’m posting to share my experience with the EpicSweep affiliate program so other affiliates can be aware before working with them.
In February 2026 I entered into a written marketing agreement with EpicSweep to promote their sweepstakes casino platform. The agreement included a one-time marketing payment of $20,000 upon execution of the agreement and commencement of promotional activity.
After the agreement was executed the payment was never made. Over the following weeks the company repeatedly delayed payment and provided several explanations for why the payment could not be sent.
Some of the explanations included statements that company funds were temporarily tied up, that the owner was traveling to secure financing to resume operations, and that unusually large player wins on the platform had affected liquidity.
During this time the company also attempted to change the payment structure after the agreement had already been executed by proposing payment only through player deposit revenue rather than the agreed one-time marketing payment.
This modification was never agreed to.
In addition, EpicSweep did not provide the materials necessary for the marketing campaign to begin, which prevented the campaign from moving forward.
Despite multiple attempts to resolve the issue privately and several written requests for payment, communication eventually stopped and further contact appears to have been blocked.
Because affiliate marketing relies heavily on trust and timely payments between partners, I felt it was important to share this experience so other affiliates can evaluate the risk before promoting this platform.
If anyone from EpicSweep would like to respond publicly or resolve the situation, I remain open to communication.