United StatesUpdated Aug 2026

Shuffle availability in the United States

The current Terms of Service list the United States as a Prohibited Jurisdiction. This page explains what that means for account access without suggesting workarounds or an alternative U.S. login.

Shuffle availability in the United States
United States status: the current Shuffle Terms of Service list the United States of America as a Prohibited Jurisdiction. Persons located or resident there are not permitted to access the website or services.
Location rules

There is no separate U.S. real-money version of Shuffle

Shuffle account access is governed by the same Terms of Service and jurisdiction rules across the platform. A search for “Shuffle US” or a U.S. login does not create a separate permitted service where the underlying jurisdiction is prohibited.

The restriction applies to people located in a prohibited jurisdiction even when they are residents or citizens of another country. The current terms also prohibit concealing your true location through a VPN, proxy or misleading information.

What this means

Account features remain subject to location eligibility

Registration, betting, deposits, withdrawals and promotions all depend on whether the service is lawfully available to you.

Do not bypass geo-restrictions

Using tools or false information to disguise a prohibited location breaches the Terms of Service.

Do not create alternate accounts

Shuffle permits one account per person and can block or suspend accounts that breach account or jurisdiction rules.

Use the current terms

Jurisdiction lists can change. The live Terms of Service are the controlling source for current availability.

Current source: Section 7.3 of the March 2026 Terms of Service lists the United States of America among the Prohibited Jurisdictions.
Common questions

United States availability

Can a U.S. resident use Shuffle while physically in the United States?

No under the current Terms of Service. The United States is listed as a Prohibited Jurisdiction for persons located or resident there.

Can someone bypass the restriction with a VPN?

No. The current terms explicitly treat attempts to conceal a true location through a VPN, proxy or misleading location information as a breach.

Is there a separate Shuffle U.S. account or U.S. login?

No separate real-money U.S. service is described in the current terms. Login capability does not override the jurisdiction rule.

Can the prohibited-jurisdiction list change?

Yes. Legal availability can change, so the live Terms of Service should be checked rather than relying on an old cached or third-party list.

Travel matters too

Location restrictions can apply while you are travelling

The current terms say the restrictions apply to residents and citizens of other jurisdictions while they are physically located in a Prohibited Jurisdiction. In practice, this means account eligibility is not determined only by the country associated with your passport or permanent address.

If your location changes, use the service only where it is permitted and keep account information accurate. Do not use alternate accounts or location-masking tools to force access.