Last verified: September 5, 2026
01 · The casino
Four months from launch to liquidation
Monster Treasure opened in April 2026. It used a monster theme and the usual two-coin system. Gold Coins were for fun. Sweeps Coins were the ones you could turn into cash once you had enough and had passed an ID check.
The software behind the site was the same as two other sweepstakes casinos, Chip’n WIN and SweepStars. That does not mean the same company owned all three. It means they bought their platform from the same supplier. Monster Treasure was run by a separate company, MTreasure Labs Inc., based in Dallas, Texas.
Even before it closed, the site had problems. Player reviews complained about slow or refused cash-outs. A site that struggles to pay in its first few months is a warning sign, and in this case the warning was right.
02 · The shutdown
No notice, no deadline, just a dead link
Reports say MTreasure Labs Inc. went into liquidation in August 2026. Liquidation means a company is being closed down and whatever it owns is sold to pay the people it owes. For players, it means the casino is not coming back.
We could not find a closing notice from Monster Treasure itself. There was no email quoted by players, no post on social media, and no message on the home page. The site simply stopped working.
On 2 September 2026 we loaded monstertreasure.com. It did not show a casino and it did not show a closure notice. It showed a page-not-found error with the words Uh-oh! This monster took a wrong turn online. That is the only thing left of the site.
Because there was no notice, there was no cash-out deadline. Players who had Sweeps Coins on the site when it stopped had no chance to get them out.
03 · The money
Where player balances stand
When a company goes into liquidation, players with money on the site become creditors. That means they are owed money by the company. In practice, players are usually last in line, behind banks, tax offices and suppliers, and they rarely get anything back.
We have not seen any statement from a liquidator inviting players to make a claim. If one appears, we will add it here. Until then, we treat balances on Monster Treasure as unpaid but Unconfirmed, because we have no document that shows how much was owed or to whom.
If you had money on the site, keep any screenshots, emails and cash-out confirmations. If a liquidator does ask for claims, that is the proof you will need.
04 · The receipts
How we verified this record
Every claim on this page is graded by how firmly we could check it. Confirmed means we saw it in the operator’s own notice or in a document that cannot easily be faked. Observed means we saw it ourselves on the live site or domain on the date given. Unconfirmed means it has been reported but we could not prove it.
05 · The questions
Monster Treasure – the questions still open
Q. Is Monster Treasure gone for good?
Yes. The company behind it is reported to be in liquidation and the website only shows an error page.
Q. Was there a deadline to cash out from Monster Treasure?
No. The site stopped working without a notice, so players had no warning and no deadline.
Q. Who owned Monster Treasure?
MTreasure Labs Inc., a company based in Dallas, Texas. It did not run any other sweepstakes casinos that we know of.
Q. Can I claim my balance from the liquidation?
Maybe, if a liquidator invites claims. We have not seen that happen yet. Keep your records in case it does.
Q. Are Chip’n WIN and SweepStars owned by the same people?
No. They used the same software supplier as Monster Treasure but were run by different companies.