Gold Coin Group LLC is the company named in the current legal terms for both Chanced and Punt. Those terms identify the company as the owner and operator of each platform and as the business operating their sweepstakes promotions and prizes.
Gold Coin Group LLC is the company named in the current Chanced and Punt terms. Specifically, both sets of terms name it as the owner and operator of the relevant social-gaming platform. They also say the company operates the sweepstakes promotions and prizes.
The terms also say the company processes payments directly or appoints a payment-administration agent to do so. In addition, each platform says the company keeps funds equal to unredeemed prizes in accounts separate from its business account. However, the terms also warn that this arrangement does not provide an absolute guarantee in an insolvency scenario.
Meanwhile, the current Google Play developer listing for the Chanced app names the company and lists 1309 Coffeen Ave, Suite 1200, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801. Importantly, the listing provides a public developer address rather than necessarily identifying the company’s headquarters.
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Although the two platforms have separate websites and legal documents, the current terms identify the same operating company.
Chanced’s current terms say the company owns and operates the platform. In addition, the same section says it operates the sweepstakes promotions and prizes offered through Chanced.
Likewise, Punt’s current terms say the company owns and operates the platform. They also say it operates the sweepstakes promotions and prizes offered through Punt.
In June 2025, the New York Attorney General announced action against 26 online sweepstakes-casino platforms. The announcement also listed Chanced among the platforms whose operators were ending the sale of sweepstakes coins in New York.
Next, the federal docket lists November 2, 2025 as the filing date for Kelsch v. Gold Coin Group LLC in the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah. The docket identifies the matter as a class-action complaint; however, allegations in a complaint are not findings of fact.
In August 2026, Chanced and Punt each published Sweepstakes Rules showing an August 10 update date. Notably, those rules use an 18-or-age-of-majority eligibility statement.
Meanwhile, the Google Play listing for Chanced shows the company as the developer and provides a Sheridan, Wyoming developer address.
Finally, the current Chanced and Punt terms each identify the same company as owner/operator and as the business operating the relevant sweepstakes promotions and prizes.
Overall, the current Chanced and Punt terms give the operator several platform-level responsibilities.
First, the current terms say the company owns both Chanced and Punt.
Next, the same terms identify it as the operator of both consumer platforms.
In addition, the terms name the operator as the company responsible for sweepstakes promotions and prizes on both brands.
For payments, the company either processes them directly or appoints a payment-administration agent.
Similarly, the terms say the company keeps funds equal to unredeemed prizes in accounts separate from its business account. However, the terms include an insolvency warning about this arrangement.
Finally, the legal terms allow external identification checks and describe responsible-social-gameplay tools including breaks, self-exclusion and account limits.
However, the current Terms and Sweepstakes Rules use different minimum-age wording for both platforms. Because the documents differ, the table below shows both published statements.
Check the current platform documents before playing. Chanced and Punt Terms currently state that a participant must be over 21 or meet any higher applicable age requirement. Their August 10, 2026 Sweepstakes Rules state 18 or the age of majority in the participant’s jurisdiction, whichever is later.
| Platform | Current Terms | August 10, 2026 Sweepstakes Rules |
|---|---|---|
| Chanced | Over 21, or a higher minimum legal age where applicable | At least 18, or the age of majority, whichever is later |
| Punt | Over 21, or a higher minimum legal age where applicable | At least 18, or the age of majority, whichever is later |
Practical point: age wording is only one eligibility condition. In addition, geographic restrictions and other participation requirements apply and can change.
These items concern specific jurisdictions and proceedings. Therefore, the page labels regulatory positions and allegations clearly and does not draw a broader conclusion from them.
For example, on June 6, 2025, the New York Attorney General announced action involving 26 online sweepstakes-casino platforms. The announcement named Chanced among the platforms whose operators were ending the sale of sweepstakes coins in New York.
Separately, the federal docket lists November 2, 2025 as the filing date for a class-action complaint in Utah involving the company. Public docket information identifies it as the defendant. However, the complaint contains allegations rather than findings of fact or a merits determination.
In addition, Google Play identifies the company as the developer of the Chanced app and lists a Sheridan, Wyoming developer address. The listing also says it sponsors and administers Chanced sweepstakes promotions.
First, official platform terms and sweepstakes rules establish the company roles. In addition, public regulatory, court and app-store records provide dated context.
Information current as of: September 14, 2026. Company roles, legal documents, eligibility rules and court or regulatory records can change.
Answers to common questions about the company, Chanced, Punt and its current published roles.
Chanced’s current Terms and Conditions say Gold Coin Group LLC owns and operates Chanced.
The current Chanced terms identify Gold Coin Group LLC as the platform owner and operator. They also say Gold Coin Group LLC operates Chanced sweepstakes promotions and prizes.
Punt’s current Terms and Conditions say Gold Coin Group LLC owns and operates Punt.
Yes. Although they are separate consumer brands, the current legal terms for both platforms identify the same company as owner/operator and as the business operating the relevant sweepstakes promotions and prizes.
The current Google Play developer listing for the Chanced app lists the company at 1309 Coffeen Ave, Suite 1200, Sheridan, Wyoming 82801. However, this is a public developer address and does not necessarily identify corporate headquarters.
The current Chanced and Punt terms say Gold Coin Group LLC processes payments directly or appoints a payment-administration agent.
The published documents are not aligned. Specifically, Chanced’s current Terms state over 21 or a higher applicable minimum age, while the August 10, 2026 Sweepstakes Rules state at least 18 or the age of majority, whichever is later. Therefore, players should check the current platform documents before participation.
Likewise, Punt has the same published-document difference: the current Terms state over 21 or a higher applicable minimum age, while the August 10, 2026 Sweepstakes Rules state at least 18 or the age of majority, whichever is later.
Yes. Specifically, on June 6, 2025, the New York Attorney General listed Chanced among 26 online sweepstakes-casino platforms whose operators were ending the sale of sweepstakes coins in New York following cease-and-desist letters.
Yes. The federal docket lists November 2, 2025 as the filing date for Kelsch v. Gold Coin Group LLC in the U.S. District Court for the District of Utah. It identifies the matter as a class-action complaint. However, allegations in a complaint are not findings of fact or established merits findings.
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