Luckiest Casino

Usually when we come across a casino that cannot be open from our jurisdiction we move on to find an alternative and always have, until now. Today we review a milestone casino called Luckiest Casino where we barely were able to open it using a mixture of methods none of which truly allowed us to experience the casino at its fullest. In other words, Luckiest Casino was virtually inaccessible, and we barely scrapped whatever details about the casino we could get. It blocks all our attempts at circumventing its server defenses, and in the end we could not even figure at what audience this platform is targeted.

In the end we had to so with as little as there was, and what we found was not the making of any casino that we would like to be a part of, and neither our users, we are sure of it. Read the review to finds out what we discovered, and what we pieced together.

BONUSES

For now all we can talk about are two bonuses. A Welcome Bonus, where there is a 30x wagering requirement, and a Reload Bonus with no conditions revealed. None of these had actual details on them, and we took this info from the FAQ section of the casino.

But as far as we see it, there might be more bonuses. We are not entirely certain if the one bonus we have disclosed is the only such scheme. The reason for this ambiguity is the fact that the site was blocked, and so the FAQ section was the only real way to take these details.

LICENSE

Luckiest Casino's licensing situation is interesting, and deeper than what might seem at first, but never complicated but straightforward enough so that you can easily draw a good conclusion about where the casino finds itself currently.

The most interesting part about it all is that the platform is owned by Picaterre Limited which is regulated in Alderney by the local Alderney Gambling Control Commission, and as far as we have seen the casino is not lying. At least, as far as the actual fact of being present in the commission's books. However, since there was no seal on the footer of the site, we went to the site of the regulator to see if we could find the domain of the casino, and we did within seconds.

However, what we found next was not what we were expecting. It turns out that the license to Picaterre Limited and to an  extent Luckiest Casino, has been revoked, suspended, as you can see:

From the time of writing this, the suspension had happened quite recently, for no reason apparent to us, but obviously important enough to be end up revoked. Without any details we are unable to point an apparent reason, but we can guess at a couple of potential ones.

The one we can think of right at the top of our heads is a transgression with certain legal documents, or some payment problems, but perhaps even gaming-related problems. The real problem is that the website is so heavily protected against all sorts of proxies and VPNs that we could not get a good look at its legal documents to ratify out theories.

All we know is that the casino currently holds no license, and this is cause for concern for a casino so clouded in mystery as this one is. We know that an missing license is not a one way ticket to scam town, but it does entail a certain degree of risk, especially with payment transactions and legal clauses, the latter of whihc can be amended at the casino's own discretion.

As for the Alderney Gambling Control Commission is may not be all that known, but it is actually an established operator that has been regulating casinos since the beginning of the century. It is based in the British Channel Islands, but it is not part of the UK or the EU, meaning that it is not tied to any regulatory legislatives, being an independent regulator, which is why not many casinos will trust it like they do mainland EU or UK license issuers. But all in all it functions like any other regulator, focusing on fairness of gameplay and player security, these two being its main priorities. There's also the focus on anti-gambling addiction practices and preventions techniques, making it very close to all other regulators. Without goind into detail, the Alderney Gambling Control Commission is a solid regulator but because it is independent and has not the same reputation as the Curacao based ones, it remains in obscurity, regulating few casinos.

One thing that we have to mention again is the inaccessible nature of the casino, as we found it almost impossible to get access to it, no matter how many alternative methods we used. In the end, most of the info from the review was gathered from bits and pieces of the site we were able to get from snippets of and the FAQ section. To make your site so distant and cold is either a way to hide something not generally accepted, or some sort of filtering technique to try and get only a specifi type of player engaged.

Languages: English

Restricted countries: United States

DEPOSIT AND WITHDRAWAL

Currencies: Euro (EUR), Canadian Dollar (CAD), New Zealand Dollar (NZD)

There was a surprising amount of payment details which was the best news, and the only positive thing we could find about the casino. The one thing that we would have appreciated is a minimum deposit amount, since this is crucial for any casino and for users considering investing in said casino. Without a minimum deposit, in general, users will have a harder time opening an account because they won't be aware what they are getting themselves into. These types of details are always important to be laid bare so that clients can make informative decisions about their accounts.

Despite the shortcomings we find that the payment methods available here are great and the conditions to go with them are also goo, the ones that have been included anyway. We are mainly referring to the payment methods themselves, which offer a great choice of deposit and withdrawal means, so many users can gamble here, that is if they can actually access the casino. But this is the best and the only good aspects of the casino, as far as we see it. So don't get your hopes up for future good news.

One last thing before we wrap this section, we have to mention the presence of system fees and currency conversion commissions. The first ones are up to the payment method, while the latter are applied if the client deposits in anything else but the default base currencies.

GAMES AND GAME SUPPLIERS

As far as we see it, the casino offers only two separate gaming types: video slots and live games, which in other casinos can only be redeemed by sheer numbers, as most modern players have come to expect a sportsbook as well as other smaller games and/or additions, such as Instant games, jackpot slots, spin the wheel games, in0built mini games, lotteries, and more. For now it seems that the casino offers none of these types, instead sticking to a rather limited library of games.

Despite the obscurity of the whole thing we were able to get some video slot titles that readers might recognize: Dead or Alive 2, Tower Quest, Guns N`Roses, Starmania, Pearls of India, Jurassic Park, Blood Suckers, Castle Builder II, Soldier of Rome, and more. We admit that these are not the most popular bunch, but we doubt that the casino can attract big games, what with is exaggerated mysterious nature. As far as we see it, the slots might not even be all that great in numbers as well, which will beg the question what the point of Luckiest Casino is?

The casino also promises a bunch of live games in the following categories: Roulette, Blackjack, Poker, and Baccarat. Although these are the basic of the live games, we have no proof of just about how many of these there are, nor if there are actually any live games; it may be a lie. At this point we expect anything, and nothing at the same time.

And that is pretty much all we have. The worst part is not that the games are shallow, but that we don't really know what the games are, how many of them there are, and if there are other types. It's the worst possible place to be with any casino.

Game providers: Play'n GO, Big Time Gaming, Evolution, Red Tiger Gaming, PragmaticPlay, Games Global, Relax Gaming, NetEnt

CONCLUSION

Tell us if this sounds like a good idea for an online casino: a revoked license for unknow reasons, an obscure welcome bonus that is also the only real bonus the casino offers, and a complete lack of gaming transparency. And then there's the whole shebang with the ambiguity of the site's availability, and what you end up with is a casino shrouded in uncertainty. As it stands, the casino itself seems to push away users on purpose, and there's nothing we can do about that. Luckiest Casino is not worth it at this time.