Hello Millions Casino Review

Hello Millions boasts some of the industry's best daily login rewards with five Sweepstakes Coins (SC) and low minimum prize redemptions of 10 SC. Is this enough to make it your next casino? Let's find out.

Key facts about Hello Millions

Feature	Details
Launch Year	2023
Sweepstakes model	Dual Currency (Gold Coins & Sweepstakes Coins)
Safety Index	7.9
States Available	35 (exclusions include Alabama, Connecticut, Delaware, Georgia, Idaho, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, Michigan, Montana, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, Washington, West Virginia)
Welcome Offer	50,000 GC + 25 SC for $9.99
Game Count	1,200+
Top Providers	3 Oaks, BGaming, Evoplay, NetEnt, Pragmatic Play, Relax Gaming, Yggdrasil
Redemption Time	3-5 days

My first impressions at Hello Millions

I immediately liked the aesthetics when landing on HelloMillions.com. This casino features a pop-comic look, giving it a distinctive appearance compared to the more basic-looking casinos, such as Stake.

The sign-up process wasn't too tricky, although there was no Facebook login option, unlike at WOW Vegas. I had to register to claim the Hello Millions Casino no deposit bonus and start playing.

You receive 2.5 Sweepstakes Coins and 15,000 Gold Coins (GC) after registering. The Hello Millions sign-up bonus is around the industry average, with casinos like Pulsz (5,000 GC, 2.3 SC) and McLuck (7,500 GC, 2 SC) offering similar bonuses.

Unfortunately, Hello Millions' Safety Index rating recently took a significant hit. Previously, at 9.6, a player reported that her account was closed without any evidence following a withdrawal attempt. With no explanation currently provided, it dropped to 7.9.

Previously, in the top 7% of sweepstakes casinos, they were only outdone by the likes of Real Prize (with a 9.8 rating). However, Hello Millions now finds itself only in the top 38%. This said, the casino remains above operators like WOW Vegas (7.2) and Crown Coins (7.4).

If Hello Millions resolves this issue, then it could regain its status. For now, I'll expand on what I like about this operator, such as its player safety features and solid game selection, as well as what needs improvement.

What I loved

• Impressive login bonus streaks – The Hello Millions daily login bonuses start slow at 200 GC and 0.1 SC for day 1. But they kick into high gear by day 7, delivering 10,000 GC and 5 SC. A casino like Real Prize, for example, tops its login bonuses at 5,000 GC and 0.3 SC.
• Sitewide jackpots – Hello Millions features four sitewide jackpots for 10 Pragmatic Play slots. It lets you play for the Minor, Major, Mega, or Grand progressive jackpots using either GC or SC. We've seen this jackpot setup at one of Hello Millions' sister sites, McLuck, but it's unique compared to the industry as a whole.
• Low redemptions – You can redeem just 10 SC for a gift card, which is as low as we've seen. The $75 SC Hello Millions minimum redemption for cash prizes is lower than casinos like Pulsz and Chumba (both $100).
• Unique aesthetics – This casino features lots of pop-comic graphics, giving it an interesting 1950s vibe.
• Previous High Safety Rating – Until recently, Hello Millions was in the top 7% of sweepstakes casinos. They currently have an unresolved complaint against them, but if this is resolved, they could regain their high score.

What could be improved

• No table games – While I like the Hello Millions Casino game selection, the one lacking element is table games. A casino like Stake has a leg up here because it offers a wide range of blackjack, roulette, and poker variations.
• Live chat unavailable – Unlike High 5, for example, this casino doesn't offer live chat. It features email, onsite ticketing, and X.com support, which are slower methods of contacting customer service compared to live chat.
• No VIP program – The large Hello Millions Casino login bonuses are somewhat counteracted by the lack of a loyalty program. VIP rewards aren't necessarily guaranteed across the industry, but many casinos like McLuck and Pulsz offer them.
• Android app only – I appreciate that the Hello Millions app is available for Android, but where's the love for iOS users?
• Registration form is a must – You may prefer simply using your Google or Facebook login, collecting a bonus, and hitting the slots or tables. But you can't get the Hello Millions Casino no deposit bonus until you complete the sign-up form.

Sweepstakes bonuses: large login rewards, but no VIP perks

I collected a Hello Millions sign-up bonus worth 15,000 GC and 2.5 SC immediately after registering. This no deposit sweepstakes bonus isn't quite as large as what's available through Spree (300,000 GC, 30 SC) and Pulsz (400,000 GC, 40 GC). But it's at least in line with the industry average, with operators like McLuck (7,500 GC, 2.5 SC) offering similar bonuses.

I'm more impressed with the daily login rewards, which far exceed most of the top sweeps sites. You can get up to 5 SC and 10,000 GC by logging in for seven straight days. I haven't reviewed a casino that gives a login streak bonus this big.

CrownCoins, for example, gives you 1.5 GC and 50,000 GC on the seventh day. While the 50,000 Gold Coins are impressive, I'd rather have a larger number of Sweepstakes Coins due to the real money potential they offer.

The biggest downside to Hello Millions' bonuses is the lack of a VIP program. It's not the only casino in this category, with Jackpota and PlayFame being others. However, many sweepstakes operators, such as McLuck, Funrize, and LuckyBird Casino do offer loyalty rewards.

Bonus highlights

• Login streak perks – I always suggest checking your sweepstakes casino account daily to claim available login rewards. At Hello Millions, these bonuses are especially valuable, since the Day 7 reward is actually worth more than the sign-up offer.
• 1x bonus wagering requirements – Although not uncommon across the industry, Hello Millions only requires 1x playthrough on SC bonuses. By contrast, Stake places 3x wagering requirements on SC bonus offers.
• Nice range of promos – Hello Millions features tournaments, login rewards, purchase bonuses, and social media giveaways. I've played at sites like Funrize, for example, where promotions are typically basic, such as sign-up and purchase bonuses.
• No bonus expiry – No expiration date is listed for the Hello Millions sign-up bonus, meaning you can take your time playing with it. Do note that Gold Coins expire within 60 days of account inactivity.

What could be improved

• More SC when signing up – Some sweepstakes casinos don't give you any SC when registering. Still, I definitely would've liked to see more than 2.5 Sweepstakes Coins hit my account.
• Better day 1 login bonus – I love the login rewards here overall, but 200 GC and 0.1 SC is pretty low for the first day.
• Where are the VIP rewards – While I appreciate the Hello Millions promotions, loyalty rewards like earning extra GC based on your playing volume would be nice.

Bonus overview table

Bonus Type	Value / Details
Welcome Bonus	15,000 GC & 2.5 SC
Daily Login	200 GC & 0.2 SC (day 1) to 10,000 GC & 5 SC (day 7)
Referral Program	Up to 65 SC per referral
Bonus Expiry	None listed
Minimum Redeem	10 SC for gift cards & 75 SC for cash

Ongoing rewards & contests

The following promotions help Hello Millions make up for the lack of VIP perks:

• 150% first-purchase bonus worth 50,000 Gold Coins and 25 Sweepstakes Coins for $9.99.
• Social media giveaways on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
• Tournaments, such as a 5,000 SC slots tourney that I currently see.

These promos are nothing new in the sweepstakes industry, but they at least provide more chances to win Sweepstakes and Gold Coins.

I notice that Real Prize Casino bonuses offer a similar lineup with a 100% first-purchase bonus, tournaments, and GC/SC drawings. Jackpota, in contrast, falls short of Hello Millions offerings by only featuring social media giveaways and a 100% first-buy bonus.

As for the no deposit bonus, it aligns with the industry standard of offering 2.5 SC for every dollar spent on GC.

Strong variety of games, but over-categorized

Hello Millions features over 1,200 games, which is more than the average of 800–1,000 games I'm used to seeing at other casinos.

Sure, operators like Spree Casino (1,900+ games) feature larger selections, but others, such as NoLimit Coins (700+) and Legendz (500+), are smaller.

Hello Millions focuses on live dealer tables and slots, with the latter comprising the vast majority of the selection. I counted 25 live dealer games and 1,200+ slots here.

One issue I have is the slots section being overloaded with subcategories. Usually, I say the more filters the better because they make navigating hundreds or thousands of games easier.

But Hello Millions overdoes this by including too many pointless categories like Caribbean Heat and Mission Spin Possible. By comparison, Fortune Wheelz Casino does a better job of dividing slots up well without going overboard.

I played three slots during my Hello Millions Casino review, including 3 Mad Frogs, Wolf Hunters, and Better Wilds. My goal was to make sure the games ran smoothly, which they did. Wolf Hunters turned out to be my favorite due to its high-quality graphics and engaging atmosphere.

The live dealer selection offers 25 games, which isn't bad. I wouldn't mind a wider selection of real money casino games, but I've seen worse non-diversification. For example, Spree Casino has 1,900+ games, only five of which aren't slots.

Examples of the Hello Millions live dealer games include Adventures Beyond Wonderland, Grand Bonus Baccarat, Gravity Roulette, and Spin A Win.

Game highlights

• 1,200+ slots – Hello Millions offers a diverse range of slots, including cascading reels, hold & win, jackpot, and Megaways. Casinos like Funzcity (900+) and Fortune Wheelz (700+) don't have far fewer slot games.
• Exclusive titles – The casino features an exclusive slots section with games like 333 Boom Banks, CandyLand, Coins, and Sea of Wealth. Sure, casinos such as McLuck and Stake also have exclusive titles, but Crown Coins and Funzcity are examples of those that don't.
• Solid live dealer casino – With over two dozen live games, Hello Millions boasts more than casinos like Jackpota (seven live tables).

What could be improved

• Cut down on filters – I appreciate help with maneuvering through a large slots selection, but Hello Millions includes unnecessary categories that muddle navigation.
• Add a few table games or something else – Hello Millions has diversified more than some casinos like Spree and Tao Fortune with its 25 live dealer games. However, it could do even better by adding software-based blackjack, fishing games, and/or scratch cards.

No need to buy anything – play for free

Like other sweepstakes casinos, Hello Millions doesn't make you buy anything to play. Gold Coins allow you to try games for free.

You get 15,000 GC just for signing up and more each day you log in. Social media giveaways provide additional opportunities to collect Gold Coins and continue playing for free.

Well over a dozen software providers

Hello Millions social casino currently features games from 16 software providers. This number is similar to that of other popular sweepstakes casinos, such as Fortune Wheelz (15) and Pulsz Casino's games (20) providers.

Some of the Hello Millions game developers include player favorites like 1x2, Novomatic, RubyPlay, and Spadegaming.

I like the variety of software providers here. My only wish is that Hello Millions would include a "providers" filter. As it stands, the lobby features rows of game tiles with no indication of the developers.

Low redemptions, but they could be faster

Hello Millions only lets you purchase coin packages through credit and debit cards. This is in contrast to a casino like WOW Vegas, which accepts credit/debit cards, digital wallets, Skrill, and bank transfers as casino payment methods.

The variety of redemption options isn't much better, with only gift cards and bank transfer available. On the bright side, the minimum redemption for each is comparatively lower than the industry average.

The typical sweepstakes casino sets minimum redemption amounts at $25 for gift cards and $100 for cash prizes, with Pulsz and Tao Fortune as examples. Real Prize Casino offers even higher gift card values, starting at $45.

The wait time for gift cards is reasonable, typically up to 24 hours. Cash prizes arrive relatively slowly, with some reports of up to 10 days. There are many alternative sweeps sites with faster casino withdrawals that are better positioned for those who want redemptions quickly.

What Hello Millions does well

• Low redemptions – You only have to earn 10 Sweepstakes Coins to meet the minimum Hello Millions gift card redemption. The cash redemption is also pretty low at 75 SC. By comparison, Wow Vegas requires 25 SC and 100 SC for gift cards and cash prizes, respectively.

What could be better

• Not the fastest redemptions – Hello Millions isn't the worst sweepstakes casino at processing cash prize redemptions, but it could do better than a 5–10-day average. Pulse Casino, for example, typically delivers cash prizes in 1–2 days via bank transfer.
• More purchase options – Credit cards are nice for instant and easy purchases, but I'd like to see other options like Skrill and Apple Pay, which you can use at Crown Coins and Wow Vegas.

How payments and redemptions breakdown:

Type	Method	Minimum Amount	Processing Time	Notes
Purchase	Credit & debit cards	$1.99	Instant	Visa, Mastercard, Discover
Redemption	Gift card	$10	Up to 24 hours	Gift card link emailed to you
Redemption	Bank transfer	$75	3–5 days	The only option for cash prizes

Safety Index score has taken a recent hit

Hello Millions operates under national sweepstakes rules determined by the USPS. It can legally offer casino games because it doesn't require a purchase to play.

As discussed, the operator previously held one of the highest Casino Guru Safety Index scores at 9.6. However, it recently dropped to 7.9 after a player's account was closed without explanation after she attempted to redeem her coins.

Hello Millions is now far below top performers like Fortune Coins (9.4) and High 5 Casino (9.6), ranking only in the top 38% of casinos. That said, it still rates higher for safety than WOW Vegas (7.2).

Given its previously near-perfect record, there is a chance Hello Millions could recover if the complaint is resolved. However, for now, its reputation has clearly taken a hit.

The parent company, B-Two Operations, adds credibility due to its track record. B-Two successfully operates other casinos with high Safety Index scores, such as McLuck (8.6) and PlayFame Casino (8.4). These sister casinos also experienced drops, though not as steep as Hello Millions.

B-Two could further strengthen its credibility by making information about its founders and board publicly available. Currently, I am unable to locate any of this information. By contrast, at Pulsz Casino, I can readily see that Stefania Pekou heads its parent company, Yellow Social Interactive.

Safety strengths

• Trusted parent company – B-Two Operations runs several reputable sweepstakes casinos, including McLuck and PlayFame. In contrast, Twocent Technology, which took over BC.Game.us after Blockdance BV's 2024 bankruptcy, remains unproven. I'd rather trust a company with multiple thriving casinos and strong Safety Index scores.
• Safe data measures – The casino protects player data using 256-bit SSL encryption with RSA. It also uses secure blockchain protocols for crypto transactions.
• Opportunity to bounce back – Hello Millions' near-perfect score could be recovered if they manage to resolve current complaint issues and compete again with higher ranking sites like Fortune Coins (9.5) and High 5 Casino (9.6).

Where can it improve

• Lack of B-Two board information – While Hello Millions has my trust, it would be nice to know the board members behind this operation. As it stands, I only know that it's located in the Isle of Man.

Fast mobile navigation & an Android app

You can download the Hello Millions sweepstakes app on Android but not on iPhone. I'm not sure why this is the case, as sister site McLuck already covers iOS and Android users. However, at least Hello Millions offers an app for one major operating system. LuckyBird, for example, has no app whatsoever.

I have an iPhone, so I reviewed Hello Millions via my mobile browser. I never really missed the app experience, as pages loaded quickly and games ran perfectly during my session.

Mobile highlights

• Good lobby navigation & speed – I maneuvered around the casino with ease and never experienced any lag. Compare this to my recent experience at Crown Coins, where numerous banners and prompts appeared after registration, causing navigation lag.

What could be improved

• Roll out an iOS app – I feel like an iOS app could be on its way since McLuck already has one, but it's not yet available.

Not hard to find support, but responses are slow

Support channels for Hello Millions include email, ticketing, Facebook, and X. Notably missing from this mix is live chat, which slows down the process of reaching customer service. You can expect quicker response times from Funzcity and Fortune Wheelz, for example, which respond in minutes through live chat.

I used the ticketing system, email, and X (direct messaging) for bonus-related questions. Hello Millions reps took about a day to respond to my ticket and email, with about a half-day wait for X.

I estimate the email and social media response times to be 18–24 hours and 10–12 hours, respectively, which are slower than Wow Vegas Casino, which has email and social response windows of 12–24 hours and 6–12 hours, respectively.

What I loved

• Extensive help section – The help center covers many questions related to verification, sweepstakes gaming, purchases, promotions, and more. Compare this to NoLimitCoins, for instance, which has a small "How It Works" section that explains Gold and Sweepstakes Coins.
• Easy-to-find contacts – Some casinos, like WOW Vegas, make it difficult to find customer service contacts. This isn't the case at Hello Millions, though, where I found multiple support-related links at the bottom of the site.

What could be better

• Add live chat – Hello Millions could significantly improve their support department by adding live chat, like Jackpota and Stake have done.

Channel	Response time
Email	18–24 hours
Social Media	10–12 hours
Support Form	18–24 hours

Joining Hello Millions takes less than a million (but more than 30 seconds)

I found the sign-up process at Hello Millions Casino to be fairly straightforward. I prefer when a sweepstakes casino lets me sign in immediately through Facebook or a Google account, like at McLuck or Funrize Casino.

Hello Millions offers a Google option which requires you to complete a registration form. It's always good to see 2FA checks at casinos, as they keep players safe from fraud and hacks.

The Hello Millions Casino login process is standard and not terribly long. Signing up "Takes Less than a Million" like the website states, even if I was pushing 45–50 seconds to register. Sometimes, casinos like Wow Vegas or Stake Casino, allow you to join in about 15–30 seconds just by logging in through Facebook or Google.

How to register

I conducted this Hello Millions review using my iPhone, which prevented me from accessing the Android app. Here are the sign-up steps you'd experience by going my route:

1. Visit the Website – Go to the Hello Millions site and hit Play Now on the home screen to start registration.
2. Fill out the sign-up sheet – Again, don't worry about the Google Hello Millions login—skip straight to the registration form, which takes the same amount of time.
3. Claim your Hello Millions no deposit bonus – After registering and getting your Hello Millions login details, you can immediately start using the 15,000 GC and 2.5 SC bonus.

Final thoughts – should you say hello or bye to this casino?

I think Hello Millions is a good but not perfect sweepstakes casino.

It's best if you want a safe operator that provides worthwhile login bonuses. I also like Hello Millions for its progressive jackpots, large game selection, and entertaining appearance.

This casino could elevate its status to the elite category by introducing table games, live chat, additional payment options, and VIP rewards. Even with these shortcomings, though, there's plenty to like about Hello Millions Casino from an overall standpoint.

About Hello Millions

• Launch year – 2024
• Company – B-Two Operations
• Reach – Available in 35 states, with close to 100,000 players judging from its social media following.

Other interesting facts

• Head office – 34 Hope Street, Douglas, Isle of Man
• State exclusions – Restricts 15 states (see top of page)
• Any charity or social impact initiatives – Hello Millions promotes responsible gambling groups like Gaming Addicts Anonymous and Smart Social Gamers.

Hello Millions Casino FAQs

What is Hello Millions Casino?

Hello Millions is a sweepstakes casino with a dual currency model. You can play games for free with Gold Coins or chase cash prizes and gift cards with Sweepstakes Coins.

How do I log in to Hello Millions?

You use the email and password you supplied during registration for the Hello Millions log in. This casino also has a Google account option, although you'll still need to complete a sign-up form anyways.

Is Hello Millions legit?

Yes, Hello Millions social casino operates legally in 35 states under US sweepstakes laws. It has a 7.9/10 Safety Index rating according to the Casino Guru team, which is average but not great.

Are there promo codes or bonuses for Hello Millions?

You don't need a Hello Millions promo code to get the sign-up bonus. Instead, you just have to fill out the registration form to receive 2.5 Sweepstakes Coins and 15,000 Gold Coins. None of the Gold Coin purchase bonuses require Hello Millions Casino promo codes either.