【2022.5.27 Update】The offer is back. If you’ve done it before, it seems you may be able to do it again. Download Solitaire Cash, deposit $5, and play 3 paid games to get 4000 SB back, for at least $35 in net profit.

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Download Solitaire Cash, deposit $10, and play 3 paid games to get 4000 SB back

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This offer requires you to download the game, make your first deposit of $10 into the game account, and play 3 paid games to earn 4000 SB.

One thing to note is that this game is on a different platform from Skillz. For Skillz games, each Swagbucks account can only earn cash back on one of them, so this offer does not conflict with the Skillz game offers. Based on my experience, only Apple and Samsung devices can do this offer. To make sure the offer tracks properly, you must allow the gaming platform to track your activity. Download the Solitaire Cash game through the email or text link. After the download is complete, open the app, watch the tutorial, and finish the practice round. Then register an account. Try to use the same email address you used for Swagbucks registration. After entering the main interface, find the deposit page to add funds. To avoid information leaks, it’s also best to use a virtual card here. According to the game requirements, you need to deposit at least $10; I chose to deposit $10. Then choose 3 paid games, usually Spider Solitaire, with an entry fee of $0.30, $1, or $5. Each game takes about 5 minutes. After completing the $10 deposit and playing 3 paid games, you can sit back and wait for the 4000 SB to post. It usually goes pending almost immediately, and you need to wait 14 days for it to credit.

Once the SB posts, you can withdraw the remaining balance you did not spend. Any money left in the account can be withdrawn back to the original payment card.

The $5 bonus awarded by the system when you deposit is not withdrawable. I’m still not sure whether withdrawals under $10 will have a fee. If there is a fee, you can simply deposit a bit more so the balance is above $10. Overall, this one is pretty easy and takes less than half an hour, with a net profit of about $30–$40. There is also this offer on the MyPoints platform, and the two do not conflict. If you’re interested, you may want to give it a try.