Key takeaways
- Fifteen excluded states were listed in the reviewed terms.
- The operator reserves the right to change permitted territories.
- VPN use does not create eligibility and can violate the terms.
Excluded states verified July 20, 2026
The reviewed official Terms and Conditions list the following excluded U.S. states.
- California
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Michigan
- Montana
- Nevada
- New Jersey
- New York
- Tennessee
- Washington
How to check your state
Open the current official Terms and Conditions and Participant Eligibility Requirements, confirm the publication date, and verify that your state is not excluded. Also confirm the applicable age of majority.
Travel and location
Eligibility is not determined only by the address on an account. The reviewed terms also require the user to be located in a permitted territory when using the service.
Frequently asked questions
Is Luck Party available in California?
California was listed as an excluded territory in the reviewed Terms and Conditions version 1.3.
Can I use Luck Party while traveling?
Only if the current rules permit participation from the location where you are physically present.
Can I use a VPN from an excluded state?
No. The reviewed terms explicitly prohibit attempts to access from an excluded territory through a VPN or similar service.
Sources and verification links
External destinations open on third-party websites. Review their current terms before acting.
Editorial note
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