Lucky Block Crypto Casino Review 2025 – Real Crypto, No Sponsors

Lucky Block Crypto Casino Review + Real Crypto (Not a Paid Review)

Established in 2022, Lucky Block is probably one of today’s most controversial crypto casinos. This is largely due to its LBLOCK crypto token and the platform’s relationship with highly questionable marketing companies. At the time of writing, Lucky Block was attracting around 170,000 visitors per month, mostly from India (according to ahrefs).

In this original CoinBets review of Lucky Block, I’ll be taking a close look at the state of the casino platform today. I’ll pay particular attention to the welcome bonus, payment options, games catalog, VIP and loyalty programs, and of course, the LBLOCK token.

So, is Lucky Block legit after all, or should you steer clear of this casino? Grab a coffee and get comfortable, because this is going to be interesting!

License and Security

First, let’s see who actually owns and operates Lucky Block.

LuckyBlock is operated by Igloo Ventures SRL, which is registered in San Jose, Costa Rica (company number 3-102-880024). It is currently not licensed with any licensing body.

No License

The site connection is secure and the security certificate is valid

Welcome Bonus

At the time of writing this Lucky Block casino review, new players could apparently take advantage of a “200% Welcome Bonus up to €25,000 + 50 Free Spins.” Okay, on the surface, that sounds impressive. But let’s take a closer look.

Okay, so the first thing to note there is that the welcome bonus is released as you wager. Specifically, 10% of the bonus is released every time you wager 6x your initial deposit. For example, if you deposit €100, you’ll get €20 of bonus released every time you wager €600. Additionally, any new player depositing €20 or more gets 50 Free Spins on Wanted Dead or a Wild.

Doesn’t sound so impressive any more, right? Of course, Lucky Block point out it’s paid as “cash” – well, whoopy doo! I should hope so, because you’ve already wagered 30x the bonus amount! Of course, you could argue that releasing a bonus this way is more responsible than paying the whole amount in one go, because you don’t put as much pressure on people to complete wagering. But, on the flip side, this format also makes the bonus seem far more generous than it really is.

Urgghh… all of these bonuses annoy me. Casinos should just be straight up, honest, and offer reasonable bonuses with realistic wagering (I rarely agree with the UKGC, but I think their incoming 10x wagering requirement cap strikes a good balance). So, overall, while the Lucky Block welcome bonus is potentially valuable, to get the full €25,000 bonus, you’ll need to deposit €12,500 and wager €75,000. Credit where credit is due, though, Lucky Block does provide clear, readily accessible terms and conditions.

Opening a New Account

Getting up and running at Lucky Block is quick and easy, with two sign-up options available.

Payments

Lucky Block supports an impressive range of popular cryptocurrencies.

Crypto Deposits & Withdrawals:

Bitcoin (BTC)

Ethereum (ETH)

USDT Tether (USDT)

USDC (USDC)

Solana (SOL)

TRON (TRX)

Dogecoin (DOGE)

Sui (SUI)

Cardano (ADA)

Toncoin (TON)

Avalanche (AVAX)

Bitcoin Cash (BCH)

XRP (XRP)

Litecoin (LTC)

Binance Coin (BNB)

Pepe (PEPE)

Polygon (MATIC)

Shiba Inu (SHIB)

Bonk (BONK)

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To make a crypto deposit, navigate to your Wallet, then select “Deposit.” Choose your crypto and network (if applicable), and then enter how much you’d like to deposit. You will be provided with your unique Lucky Block deposit wallet address, the current exchange rate (against the US dollar), and the average processing time.

To withdraw crypto, go to your wallet and select “Withdraw.” Choose the crypto and network (if applicable), enter the address of the wallet you want to withdraw to, and the amount you want to transfer. The estimated transaction fee will be displayed. If it all looks good, click “Submit Withdrawal.” Note that you will need to set up 2FA before you can request a withdrawal at Lucky Block.

CoinBets.com Tip: Always double-check crypto wallet addresses after pasting them – you don’t want to fall victim to ‘PasteJacking’. This is when hackers exploit the copy-paste function to change wallet addresses to steal funds.

Buying Crypto

In common with the best crypto casinos, LuckyBlock allows you to easily purchase crypto using fiat methods like Visa and Mastercard. In this case, it is via an integration with the Changelly crypto exchange. Simply go to your wallet and select “Buy Crypto” (there’s also a link in the main navigation menu). Then enter how much of which crypto you want, agree to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, and click “Buy Instantly”. Then follow the prompts to complete your purchase.

Fiat Deposits and Withdrawals

Lucky Block online casino also supports deposits and withdrawals in a handful of fiat currencies, including:

Fiat Deposits and Withdrawals

EUR – Euro
CAD – Canadian Dollar
AUD – Australian Dollar
NZD – New Zealand Dollar

Game Selection

At the time of creating this Lucky Block crypto casino review, the platform offered over 4,000 casino games from almost 80 providers. While this isn’t the biggest choice – for example, Bets.io has over 10,000 – it’s about average for a mid-sized crypto casino. Unfortunately, browsing games isn’t the best experience due to a distinct lack of accessible categories and filters.

Slots

So, the slots category at Lucky Block is, well, basic. There’s literally just a category called “Slots”, and a search function. There are a few categories accessible from the casino lobby, but not from the navigation menus or the actual “Slots” category. So, browsing feels clunky and frustrating. Still, there is a decent choice, with popular hits like Book of Dead from Play’n GO, Sugar Rush 1000 from Pragmatic Play, and Le Bandit from Hacksaw.

Given they have “Megaways” in the titles, Megaways slots are easy enough to find via search, with over 100 on offer. This includes titles like Duel of the Dead Megaways from Kalamba, Napoleon Megaways from Blueprint Gaming, and Buddha Megaways from 3Oaks. Jackpot slots can be trickier as they don’t always have the word in the title – still, you will find around 100 results. If you’re after the biggest progressive jackpots, you’ll also find a couple of Mega Moolah slots from Microgaming.

CoinBets Experience

Money Train 4 (Relax Gaming)

The first 3 slots in the Money Train series were a huge success for Relax Gaming, and the latest installment seems set to follow suit. Here, the action takes on a distinctly science fiction feel – it’s still got a Western vibe, but this desert definitely ain’t on Earth! In fact, the visual details have quite a touch of Terminator to them. As for the gameplay, it features respins, the famous Money Cart bonus round, and the potential to win up to 150,000x your bet. For those with deeper pockets, you can opt to buy bonuses too.

So, how did I get on? Well, not so hot to be honest. After betting $50, I’d only managed to haul in $10.85 – giving a real RTP of just 21.7%, as opposed to the theoretical game RTP of 96.10%. But, in fairness, Money Train slots are highly volatile, so you really have to hang in there for the Money Cart bonus rounds to bring home those wins. And that can take nerves of steel and a hefty bankroll!

Crash & Instant Wins

To find provably fair crash and other instant-win games, like Plinko, Dice, and Towers, you can select “Crypto Games” or go back to the main casino lobby and scroll down to find the “Crash” category. There’s a decent selection from providers like Spribe, Turbo Games, and OnlyPlay. However, for other types of games, for example, scratch cards from providers like Hacksaw and BGaming, you’ll need to use the search function.

Live Casino

Thankfully, Lucky Block has put a bit more effort into its live casino. Here’s you’ll find separate categories for Blackjack, Roulette, Game Shows, Baccarat, and Poker. The bulk of the live dealer games are provided by Pragmatic Play Live, with more from Live88, BetGames TV, and Iconic21 – although, rather surprisingly, there are no Evolution live games on offer. This means the line-up of game shows in particular is limited – though you’ll still find hits like Mega Wheel, Sweet Bonanza Candyland, and Snakes & Ladders Live.

Table Games and Video Poker

To find the RNG (Random Number Generator) based table games at Lucky Block, you’ll need to go to the Live Casino section – then select the appropriate game category from there. Even then, the choice is very limited, with just a handful of games, like Perfect Strategy Blackjack from Microgaming, European Roulette VIP from Spinomenal, and High Hand Holdem Poker from OneTouch.

Bingo

The video bingo and keno lineup at Lucky Block is actually pretty good, with over 60 of the former and 18 of the latter available – but again, you’ll need to use the search function. Specific titles available include Bingo Bruxaria and Bingo Royale from Caleta Gaming, Keno Party from Mascot Gaming, and Keno Deluxe from Realistic.

Provably Fair Games

There are just 5 original games at LuckyBlock (Plinko, Crash, Dice, Mines, and Hi-Lo), and despite what you’d expect, they don’t appear to be provably fair. However, there are some provably fair games from third-party providers like Spribe and BGaming – as previously mentioned, you’ll find them in the “Crypto Games” section.

If you’d like to learn more about provably fair gaming, you can check out the CoinBets Introduction to Provably Fair Gaming.

CoinBets Experience

Mines (Lucky Block)

not exactly the most inspiring game ever – but then, that applies to most crypto casino original titles. So, I decided to spice things up with a strategy of sorts. Specifically, I decided to increase the number of mines each time I won, and decrease when I lost.

Now, I was betting low at just $0.50 per round, and started with 5 mines. To be honest, I expected to end up playing with at least 9 or 10 mines on the 10×10 grid at some point. Instead, the losses kept coming, and most of the time my strategy meant I was stuck with just 1 or 2 mines, leading to very low wins. Overall, after betting $25.50, I’d only managed to win $22.51, giving a real RTP of 88%.

I’d assume that’s probably close to the official rate, but unfortunately, Lucky Block doesn’t provide any information about the game. Also, despite appearing to be a provably fair game at first glance, I couldn’t find any provably fair results or settings, so I guess it’s RNG-based.

CoinBets Challenge: 50 Pints at the Pub

Normally, I’d pick one of the in-house original games for the CoinBets Challenge, but at Lucky Block, the choice is less than inspiring, so I opted for something different. Specifically, October Pub from Evoplay. The premise of the game is simple: you’re at a bar and can line up between one and five pint glasses. You place a bet and then pull the tap. If the beer reaches one of the marked multipliers, which can reach 100x your bet, you win. Like I said, simple.

For this challenge, I decided to buy a round of 50 pints – I mean, at $/€1 per pint, who wouldn’t buy drinks for the whole pub! The aim was simple – to see if I could walk away with more money than I arrived with. You know, like when you leave the pub in the early hours and then find cash stuck in your socks the next morning – with no idea how it got there. What – it hasn’t happened to you?

Anyways, I lined up 5 glasses at a time, and bet the $50… but only managed to win $47.01 back, giving a real RTP of 94% compared to the official theoretical RTP of 96%. Even so, I enjoyed this game – it’s refreshingly different (if you’ll forgive the pun).

Sportsbook

Alongside casino games, LuckyBlock also offers sports and esports betting. Standard and live betting are available on a wide range of traditional sports, including soccer, tennis, basketball, ice hockey, baseball, and cricket. You can bet on popular esports disciplines, including Counter-Strike, FIFA, League of Legends, NBA 2K, and Valorant.

Promotions

In addition to the Lucky Block welcome bonus, the platform also runs multiple promotions for existing players. At the time of writing, available casino offers consisted of:

VIP Club

Lucky Block rewards loyal players with points. The more you wager, the more you’ll earn. Specifically, you’ll earn 3 points for every 1 EUR wagered on slots, 2 points for every 1 EUR wagered on all other games, and 6 points for every 1 EUR wagered on sports betting.

You can also win Wheel Spins and various prizes by completing Daily, Super, and Mega Wagering Streaks, with your reward depending on your current level. Additionally, Lucky Block runs Jackpot Pools, offering the chance to win crypto and prizes, including Rolex watches and even a Lamborghini. You can earn tickets by completing your assigned missions. To view your personal bonuses and offers, click the loyalty icon in the top right corner, next to your account.

Players reaching Level 6, or ‘Pioneer’, will be invited to the Lucky Block VIP Club . Additional perks include bigger bonuses, weekly cashback, a dedicated VIP manager, and exclusive tournaments and rewards.

Player Support

Lucky Block provides 24/7 player support via live chat, though you can also email help [at] luckyblock [dot] com. The Lucky Block bot can also answer most common queries relating to things like deposits and withdrawals, bonuses, gameplay issues, etc.

You’ll also find tips, strategy guides, and news articles at The Lucky Blog, which seems to be updated regularly. Additionally, you can connect with Lucky Block via social media platforms including YouTube, Discord, Instagram, Telegram, and X (Twitter).

Crypto Token and Tokenomics

By wagering using the LBLOCK V2 token, you can earn 15% back on your weekly net losses. Sounds okay, right? But, before you convert any crypto to LBLOCK, you should be aware of a few things.

Okay, to figure out what exactly is happening with the LBLOCK token today, we need to look at the trajectory of the Lucky Block project since it launched in 2022. You see, initially, the Lucky Block project was centred around an online lottery rather than a casino, and used a token called LBLOCK. In fact, the Lucky Bridge site still references “a worldwide lottery with players using blockchain protocols.”

Despite lots of hype drawing in initial investors, the project soon ran into problems. In a nutshell, LBLOCK included a 12% sales tax, which the centralized crypto exchanges refused to play ball with. This led to the launch of LBLOCK V2 – an ERC-20 token with no sales tax – and the entire LuckyBlock project ditching the lottery plans for a more traditional crypto casino business model. Even so, only three platforms currently support the second version of the token; DeFi protocol Uniswap, and centralized exchanges Gate.io and MEXC Global.

Needless to say, this caused quite a lot of resentment among investors, many of whom started questioning the way the entire business was being run. Particular concerns were raised about the marketing of Lucky Block and the LBLOCK token, which had been nothing if not aggressive.

Indeed, Lucky Block was being heavily promoted by UK-based marketing company Finixio. This dodgy outfit (which has since relocated to Malta and morphed into “Clickout Media”) is well known for buying existing popular websites, and then replacing much of their legit content with spammy clickbait promoting highly questionable gambling, crypto, and financial products – many of which are outright scams and ponzi schemes.

The company has even been caught using illegal deepfakes of famous celebs to promote its schemes. And, guess who the Head of Business Development at Finixio was? A certain Scott Ryder – who also happens to be Founder and CEO of Lucky Block! Hmmm… nothing suspicious there then.

Anymahooos, unsurprisingly, the LBLOCK token, even in its revised V2 form, has been badly impacted by these revelations. Indeed, according to CoinGecko, on February 18, 2022, the price of LBLOCK was $0.009746, with a market cap of nearly $8m. But by the time of writing in early April 2025, it was essentially worthless, with a market cap of less than $1,000. As for LBLOCK V2? Well, it was doing better, but not great – according to CoinMarketCap, the price was $0.000011, down from an all-time high of $0.0025, and the volume traded over the past 24 hours was less than $500.

So, yes, you earn some cashback, and even stake your $LBLOCK at Lucky Block for a quoted 15% APY, but it’s probably best to avoid this crypto token like the plague. To put things in perspective, at the time of writing, the US dollar amount of LBLOCK staked on the platform was less than $8,000. It’s essentially on par with a Pump.fun memecoin at this point.

User Experience & Website Design

In terms of aesthetics, Lucky Block looks very similar to most of today’s crypto casinos. The main gripe I have is the lack of easily accessible game categories and filters. Yes, there are some categories and filters, but they are very clunky to use. Being able to easily sort and browse games by feature and theme would significantly improve the user experience.

Other issues include a complete lack of responsible gambling tools and a tendency for the site itself to run extremely slowly and crash. Overall, Lucky Block delivered a poor user experience.

In addition to English, Lucky Block is also available in the following languages:

Languages

English

Mobile apps

Lucky Block doesn’t offer a standard mobile app for Android or iOS devices, however, the web platform is optimized to run smoothly on mobile browsers. Additionally, Lucky Block does offer a Telegram casino, which can be enjoyed via the Telegram app.

Other Interesting Facts

As previously mentioned, early on, Lucky Block was spending significant sums on high profile marketing campaigns. For example, sponsoring heavyweight boxer Dillian Whyte – even flying him to his training camp on a private jet! The platform also sponsored boxer Florian Marku and launched a YouTube podcast channel called Fighting on the Inside, with Jamie Jewitte of Love Island fame. However, at the time of writing this review, although the podcast hosted by Jewitte does exist, there’s no reference to Lucky Block anywhere.

Overall Reputation

So, as we’ve seen, on the surface, LuckyBlock seems to offer a fairly solid crypto casino and sportsbook product, complete with its own token ecosystem. But, as we’ve also seen, there are serious questions surrounding those running and promoting it. The fundamental problem is, given the sprawling marketing efforts of Finixo (aka. ClickOut Media), there’s potentially a huge amount of spurious content out there, including reviews and rankings, portraying Lucky Block as legitimate and trustworthy.

As far as I know, the first three sites below aren’t directly connected to Finixio, ClickOut, or Lucky Block – but this doesn’t mean the ratings and reviews should be trusted. Indeed, I strongly suspect that the negative reviews on platforms like Trustpilot paint a more accurate picture. I’ve included Insidebitcoins.com because there is reason to believe this site is directly connected to Finixio.

Platform	Overall Rating	Notes
	4.0	(based on 1.258 reviews)
	Overall: 6.5/10	Safety Index: Above Averageh
	CasinoRank: 7.7 Good	Player Rating: 8 (36 reviews)
	Overall: 4.7/5

Want to find out more about how to recognize scammy content? Check out the original CoinBets guide to Spotting Fake or Dodgy Casino Reviews and Marketing Content.

Lucky Block

Lucky Block is a prime example of how any crypto casino can be made to look legit if enough money is thrown at spurious content marketing.

2.0

Stars – Terrible

CoinbetS Expert Review

Category	Score (1-5)	Weight	Weighted Score
Overall Reputation	1.5	15%	0.225
Size and Revenue	3.0	10%	0.3
Deposits & Withdrawals	2.5	15%	0.375
Bonuses & VIP Program	2.5	15%	0.375
Fairness of Terms	2.0	15%	0.3
User Experience	1	15%	0.15
Crypto-Specific Features	1.5	15%	0.225
Final Score			1.95 / 5