ARB Interactive, the company behind sweepstakes casino Modo.us and Publishers Clearing House, unveiled the Modo Super Gaming App on Monday, combining social and sweepstakes casino games, an arcade and a new collectible card product under one account and wallet.
A real-money predictions section is listed as coming soon, with no launch date.
The app is organized around three categories. “Play” covers Social+ games, the company’s term for its sweepstakes casino offering, and Modo Arcade. “Rip” covers Modo Rips, a card-opening product built around rare finds and one-of-one pulls. “Predict” is the planned real-money predictions category on sports and real-world events.
Social+ games and Modo Arcade are available now at modo.us and in the app, and Modo Rips is live at modorips.com, according to ARB’s announcement. ARB said it designed, built and operates the games and the wallet in-house.
“Players shouldn’t need five different apps to enjoy five different ways to play,” CEO Patrick Fechtmeyer said in the announcement.
Sweepstakes casinos typically keep their two currencies separate. Gold Coins can be purchased but not redeemed, while Sweeps Coins can be redeemed but not purchased. Modo Boxes, the mystery-box product that is transitioning to Modo Rips, moved to a dollar-based Cash Wallet on October 2.
ARB’s announcement does not detail how a single wallet will hold those different balances. That separation is central to the legal footing of the sweepstakes model.
ARB has said Sweeps Coin play remains part of the business where it is permitted.
ARB has not named a partner or detailed how predictions will work. A U.S. offering of real-money predictions on sports and real-world events would generally need to run through a federally registered exchange, so the structure and partner are open questions.
Several sweepstakes and social sportsbook brands, including Novig, ProphetX, Fliff and Onyx Odds, have moved toward federally regulated prediction markets as state bans spread.
Modo is not the first operator to use the “super app” label. DraftKings announced a standalone super app in March combining its sportsbook, predictions, casino and lottery products, and Betr describes itself as the company behind the world’s first real-money gaming super app.
What sets Modo’s version apart is the mix. It pairs a sweepstakes casino with collectibles and a planned predictions product, and it arrives as the sweepstakes market narrows.
The launch came a day after Oklahoma’s ban on dual-currency sweepstakes games took effect November 1. Modo stopped selling Sweeps Coin packages in Oklahoma on October 1 and moved to Gold Coin play only. Louisiana, Tennessee, Indiana and Maine also passed bans in 2026, and New York and California have laws aimed at the model.
ARB has argued that regulators should treat casino-style games, social games and collectibles differently.
ARB will promote the app at NASCAR Championship Weekend at Homestead-Miami Speedway, with Modo branding on Spire Motorsports entries in the Truck and Cup series races on November 6 and 8.
Regulators have not commented on the app, and whether any state treats the combined wallet or the collectibles product differently from the sweepstakes games remains to be seen.
