High 5 Entertainment LLC is the company named in the current High 5 Casino Terms and Sweepstakes Rules. Meanwhile, High 5 Games LLC is a related game-development company that owns a controlling interest in High 5 Entertainment, according to Connecticut regulatory records.
High 5 Entertainment LLC is the company named in High 5 Casino’s current Terms of Use as the party to the user agreement. In addition, the current Sweepstakes Rules identify High 5 Entertainment, LLC as the sole sponsor and promoter of the High 5 Casino sweepstakes.
The Sweepstakes Rules list a mailing address of P.O. Box 695, Mahwah, NJ 07430. In addition, the High 5 Casino Privacy Policy directs legal and privacy correspondence to High 5 Entertainment at that Mahwah address.
High 5 Games, LLC is a separate related game-development company. Meanwhile, Connecticut regulatory records state that High 5 Games owns a controlling interest in High 5 Entertainment.
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The two companies are related but are separate legal entities with different roles.
The current High 5 Casino Terms and Sweepstakes Rules name High 5 Entertainment as the company governing the consumer platform and sweepstakes.
By contrast, High 5 Games describes itself as a casino-game developer serving land-based, online and social gaming markets. At the same time, Connecticut records state that it owns a controlling interest in High 5 Entertainment.
According to the company, High 5 Games was founded in 1995 and later expanded across land-based, online and social gaming markets.
A 2025 Connecticut order states that High 5 Games operated High 5 Casino from approximately 2012 until the platform was transferred in 2022.
Connecticut regulatory records state that High 5 Casino was transferred to High 5 Entertainment LLC in October 2022.
Connecticut DCP took regulatory action involving High 5 Games and High 5 Entertainment. Later, an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance resolved the matter for settlement purposes without an admission of liability or a violation of law.
A federal court granted High 5 Entertainment’s motion to compel arbitration in Collins v. High 5 Entertainment, LLC and stayed the case. However, the order did not decide the merits of the underlying claims.
Finally, the current High 5 Casino Terms of Use are version 45.0 and the Sweepstakes Rules are version 43.0, both dated June 26, 2026.
High 5 Casino is the sweepstakes-casino brand operated through High 5 Entertainment LLC.
High 5 Casino’s current Terms name High 5 Entertainment, LLC as the company governing access to the service, while the Sweepstakes Rules identify the same company as the sole sponsor/promoter.
Meanwhile, High 5 Games is a related game-development company rather than a second current sweepstakes-casino brand. As a result, it provides the broader corporate history and controlling-interest relationship.
In addition, the High 5 Casino Privacy Policy references High 5 Vegas, Electri5 Casino, GoldenGoddess Casino and other names. They are separate names referenced in the policy and are not listed as current U.S. sweepstakes-casino brands in this company guide.
The legal documents and company records use several distinct roles. Therefore, the roles remain distinct within the ownership and operator relationship.
High 5 Casino’s current Terms of Use identify High 5 Entertainment, LLC as the company entering into the user agreement.
In addition, the current Sweepstakes Rules name High 5 Entertainment, LLC as the sole sponsor/promoter of the High 5 Casino sweepstakes.
Connecticut’s Assurance of Voluntary Compliance states that High 5 Games, LLC owns a controlling interest in High 5 Entertainment, LLC.
High 5 Games describes its business as casino-game development across land-based, online and social markets.
A Connecticut order states that High 5 Games operated High 5 Casino until the October 2022 transfer to High 5 Entertainment.
High 5 Entertainment is listed as a single-brand operator and sponsor in the ACS Companies directory, with High 5 Casino as its current listed brand.
The current High 5 Casino Terms list 21 U.S. states as restricted for the H5C Sweepstakes Platform, along with jurisdictions outside the United States and other places prohibited by the platform rules.
In addition, the current Sweepstakes Rules require participants to be 21 or older. Location and eligibility rules can change. For final eligibility, refer to the current Terms and Sweepstakes Rules.
Information current as of: September 11, 2026. For product-specific eligibility, offers, payments, games and redemption details, see the High 5 Casino review.
These matters concern specific jurisdictions, dates and legal issues. However, allegations, settlements and procedural orders do not by themselves establish a broader nationwide legal conclusion.
Connecticut DCP issued a March 2025 summary suspension order involving High 5 Games’ online gaming service provider license. Later, an Assurance of Voluntary Compliance named both High 5 Games and High 5 Entertainment and addressed allegations concerning High 5 Casino activity in Connecticut.
The Larsen settlement concerned qualifying Washington purchases of virtual coins in High 5 Casino and High 5 Vegas. However, the defendants denied the claims and denied violating the law while agreeing to settle the litigation.
Collins v. High 5 Entertainment, LLC was filed in October 2025. In May 2026, the federal court granted a motion to compel arbitration and stayed the case; that order did not decide the merits of the plaintiff’s allegations.
For context, High 5 Games provides the wider corporate background behind the current High 5 Entertainment relationship.
High 5 Games says it was founded in 1995 and develops casino content for land-based, online and social gaming markets.
In addition, the company says its games are distributed across six continents and more than 150 countries.
Meanwhile, High 5 Games identifies Anthony Singer as founder and CEO and says the company has grown to more than 200 employees.
Finally, High 5 Games’ legal information identifies High 5 Games, LLC as a Delaware LLC, registration number 2593119, with a registered address at 251 Little Falls Drive, Wilmington, DE 19808.
High 5 Casino legal pages list the company and sweepstakes roles. Meanwhile, High 5 Games company pages, regulatory documents and court records provide wider corporate and legal context.
Information current as of: September 11, 2026. Company roles, legal documents, state availability, regulatory matters and court cases can change over time.
Answers to common High 5 Casino ownership, company, regulatory and legal-history questions.
High 5 Casino’s current legal documents name High 5 Entertainment, LLC as the company behind the consumer platform. Meanwhile, Connecticut regulatory records state that High 5 Games, LLC owns a controlling interest in High 5 Entertainment.
The current High 5 Casino Terms of Use identify High 5 Entertainment, LLC as the company entering into the user agreement, and the Sweepstakes Rules name it as the sole sponsor/promoter of the sweepstakes.
High 5 Entertainment LLC is the company named in High 5 Casino’s current Terms, Sweepstakes Rules and privacy materials. In other words, it is the current legal company used for the High 5 Casino consumer platform and sweepstakes relationship.
No. Instead, they are separate legal entities. More specifically, High 5 Entertainment is named in the current High 5 Casino consumer documents, while High 5 Games is the related game-development company.
Connecticut’s Assurance of Voluntary Compliance states that High 5 Games, LLC owns a controlling interest in High 5 Entertainment, LLC.
A Connecticut regulatory order states that High 5 Casino was transferred from High 5 Games to High 5 Entertainment LLC in October 2022.
The current High 5 Casino Sweepstakes Rules list High 5 Entertainment, LLC at P.O. Box 695, Mahwah, New Jersey 07430 for sweepstakes correspondence.
Connecticut DCP took regulatory action in 2025 concerning High 5 Casino activity in the state. Later, the Assurance of Voluntary Compliance addressed the matter for settlement purposes and stated that it was not an admission of liability or a violation of law. Today, Connecticut is listed as restricted in the current High 5 Casino Terms.
Yes. A class-action settlement in Larsen v. PTT, LLC and High 5 Entertainment, LLC concerned qualifying Washington purchases of virtual coins in High 5 Casino and High 5 Vegas. However, the defendants denied the claims and denied violating the law while agreeing to settle.
In Collins v. High 5 Entertainment, LLC, the federal court granted a motion to compel arbitration on May 22, 2026 and stayed the case. However, the order concerned arbitration and did not decide the merits of the plaintiff’s underlying claims.
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