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Daydreamin’ asked: I know that holding a sweepstakes in the USA can be illegal, but what if i offered a “FREE” option on my sweepstakes, would that be considered a legal online sweepstakes? The only time the participants would pay is if they wanted to add more entries for prizes. Something like $1.00 for extra
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