Lucks Casino is a UK online casino featuring NextGen Gaming, Microgaming, and NetEnt slots and casino games. It is part of the well-known ProgressPlay network with a focus on streamlined gaming across all devices. The casino also includes a live dealer room from the highly acclaimed Microgaming studios. Lucks Casino is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority.
Restricted Countries and Territories
Lucks Casino is not currently open to residents of a number of countries and territories. These include, but are not limited to, Australia, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Greece, Ireland, Romania, Serbia, Spain, and the United States. See our casino details section below for a full listing.
Mobile Gaming
Lucks Casino provides players with many of their most popular games on mobile. Players just have to open the casino’s website on their smartphone or tablet to get started; no app download is needed.
Security and Fairness
Lucks Casino uses SSL encryption on all sensitive pages of its website, preventing anyone from gaining access to sensitive information like passwords and financial details. The technology works by converting this information into unreadable strings of text that cannot be decoded by even the most advanced techniques.
Lucks Casino offers only games that meet the rigorous standards of the UK Gambling Commission. This requires them to have the games regularly audited by independent agencies like eCOGRA. As such, players can count on getting a fair gaming experience each time they play.
Support
Players at Lucks Casino have Live Chat agents available 7 days a week between the hours of 06:00 and 23:00 GMT. Outside of these hours, players can just leave a message and expect a reply by the next business day.
Virtual Games
Lucks Casino is home to a number of top Microgaming slots, as well as leading titles from NetEnt and NextGen Gaming. The slot library is comprised of dozens of games, the most popular of which include the Irish Eyes series slots, Fantasini: Master of Mystery slot, DJ Wild slot, Dragon Dance slot, and Drive: Multiplier Mayhem slot.
The virtual table games selection at Lucks Casino is diverse enough for every kind of player. Those who enjoy Roulette can try their luck on French, Master, Premier, and many other variants. Blackjack players can try their luck on variants like Spanish Blackjack, Hi Lo Blackjack, and Classic Blackjack. Other games include Baccarat, Triple Pocket Hold’em Poker, and others.
A limited selection of video poker games are available at Lucks Casino, including Double Bonus Poker, Deuces Wild, Aces and Eights, and Louisiana Double.
Live Games
Lucks Casino features the full suite of Microgaming live dealer games. These include both single-player and multi-player versions of Live Roulette and Live Baccarat, as well as multi-player Live Blackjack. These games offer the same pace and gameplay found in land-based casinos around the world. An interactive chat feature ensures that players can even talk with each other and the dealers in each game.
If you ask me if I've ever been lucky with anything with the word 'luck' or 'lucky' in it, then my answer would be "no!". Those 2 words mean absolutely nothing to me where casinos and games are concerned, and nothing with 'lucky' has ever been lucky for me. Don't know about others though. So, when I saw this Lucks Casino, I was going like "hmm...". What's more, upon checking on its details, I found out that the casino is owned by ProgressPlay, a name that has never been lucky for me either. That's 2 unlucky things in one casino for me, but seeing that 50 free spins offer for new registrants, I closed both my eyes and signed up! Hahaha.
That was way back in 2016, early 2016 if I'm not mistaken. The 50 free spins had a ridiculous wagering requirement of 200x the free spins winnings. If I had won $10 out of those 50 free spins, I need to wager $2,000 before I can even think of making a withdrawal! Have you tried clearing $200 wagering from a mere $10 in hand? Even that can be damn hard to achieve, and by the time the wagering gets done, you'd probably be left with $5 or less to withdraw, which is impossible anyway, so you'd only end up playing it all away. No win, no withdrawal. Just some fun playing with the free spins. And this is the way most, if not all, of ProgressPlay group of casinos do - the 'ProgressPlay way', not 'my way' or 'your way' either.
Well, 50 free spins on the game 'Aloha Cluster Pays' was already a bad offer to me, because that game hardly pays out anything decent, and my play on them couldn't even get a $5 total win. It was under $2 total, if I'm not mistaken, and I simply played it all off on the same game, which didn't take long at all to vanish completely. Argh! Feeling very unsatisfied, I then took up their 200% first deposit offer with a $20 deposit, the minimum amount required, just so I could play another game at the casino. This time, with my deposit and bonus money, I decided to play on another NetEnt game instead. I can't even remember now on what game it was played on, probably it was on Dead Or Alive, if it wasn't a restricted game, or maybe it was on Creature From The Black Lagoon. Whatever small balance left would then be finished off playing Starburst.
Needless to say, my experiences at various ProgressPlay casinos have not been good at all. All their Bonus terms are similar at all their casinos - 50x wagering requirement on the bonus amount, or 200x the free spins winnings amount, and I've not made any win or withdrawal at any of ProgressPlay casinos either. Nowadays, whenever I see the name ProgressPlay, my first reaction would be to avoid it! Hahaha.