Records are published by state regulators themselves; the absence of a record in our database does not mean absence of a licence — we read the registries of four states — New Jersey (DGE), Pennsylvania (PGCB), Michigan (MGCB) and Delaware (Delaware Lottery) — whilst online casino is legal in seven. A map across all 52 jurisdictions is on the state legality page. NeBlask does not provide legal advice.
US access check
Infrastructure check · 2026-09-09
Site Chipstars opened when checked from the USA. Demand from the USA — 50 queries per month.
Player complaints
NeRating · latest 3 August 2026
In NeRating 14 complaints on Chipstars.
Most often — payout delays. Complaints are collected from open sources and are not tied to the player's country: this is not US statistics.
Chipstars is in no state register we hold. Licensing in the US sits at state level. We draw no legal conclusions.
The check on 9 September 2026: the site opened from the US. It is no substitute for a state licence, and it does not follow that players are accepted.
NeRating holds 14 complaints about Chipstars. These are player submissions, not a verdict on the operator, and they are not tied to the player's country — each one is broken down in NeRating.
33/100, grade D. It is a summary of open signals — licences, domains, complaints, presence on platforms. The methodology page says how it is counted.
Page sources: public state regulator registries, NeBlask search demand index and NeRating complaints. Check dates are shown at each block. How metrics are calculated — in NeBlask methodology, link in section submenu.
