Minnesota's attorney general sent November 2025 letters to 14 operators spanning sweepstakes casinos and conventional gambling websites.
Minnesota Attorney General Keith Ellison announced on November 5, 2025 that his office had directed 14 gambling-site operators to stop offering online gambling in the state.
The official announcement covered a mix of sweepstakes casinos and conventional gambling websites. Its recipient list included Zula Casino, Fortune Coins and a separately listed operator called VG LuckyLand.
Ellison's office said Minnesota's Alcohol and Gambling Enforcement Division had sent letters in June about potential criminal-law violations. The November letters raised possible civil violations under state consumer-protection laws. Those legal conclusions were agency allegations, not guilty verdicts.