Swagbucks: Get $180 With Solitaire Cube or Blackout Bingo ($5 Deposit Required) – Doctor Of Credit

Update 12/9/22: Blackout bingo is up to $180.

Update 12/5/22: Payout is now doubled to 12,000, updated below

The Offer

Swagbucks is offering 12,000 Swagbucks ($120) instantly when you play one paid game with Solitaire Cube or Blackout Bingo.
Requires any deposit & 1 paid game and must win 1 game each day for 10 straight days within 10 days.

Must use your deposit on a paid game to earn SB.
Must be your 1st time playing a paid game via Skillz.
This must be your first time playing any paid game, across all Skillz titles (Solitaire Cube, Cube Cube, Strike! Bowling, 21 Blitz, Blackout Bingo, Bubble Shooter), to earn SB.
Cash tournaments are not yet enabled in certain countries, as well as the following states: AZ, AR, CT, DE, LA, MT, SC, SD, and TN. Additionally, cash gameplay is currently not available in ME and IN if playing cards are involved.

Update 3/15/22: It’s now 6,000 after 5 paid games. You can get another 1,000 when you win 25 paid games. Offer Link
Update 3/13/22: Looks like Blackout Bingo is back now at 6,000 again. Offer Link
Update 3/3/22: Blackout Bingo is now 6,000 SB ($60). Requires $5 deposit and 5 games played. Offer Link (ht TDD)
Update 1/6/22: Blackout Bingo is now 5,000 SB ($50). Requires $5 deposit and 5 games played. Offer Link
Update 11/30/21: back again. Seems to be samsung phones only. Hat tip to blue9
Update 3/5/21: The Solitaire Cube offer is still around at 4,000 SB ($40); MyPoints now has this for slightly more at 7,000 points (~$44). Also, there’s a new offer for Blackout Bingo for 4,000 SB ($40) which can be done as an alternative to Solitaire Cube (you can only do one of the two offers, but it’s another option).
Update 11/13/20: Offer is back. Hopefully the $2 deposit option is still showing up. (ht reader Gadget)
Update: 4,000 offer is expired – it’s now showing 1,780. Also, some were not finding the option to deposit just $2, and are saying there’s a minimum $10 to deposit. Others were able to deposit just $2.

Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can do an analysis on how easy/hard this deal and whether it’s worthwhile.