Lucky Block
What does the register show about Lucky Block?
Lucky Block's licence is not confirmed in the issuing authority's register. 6 contradictions between its marketing and its binding terms are documented, 1 at high severity. Payout index 18/100, from 2 of 5 components. No withdrawal test has been run on it. Identity checks before payout: required before withdrawal. Its terms name 30 restricted countries in full.
Documents last checked Reviewed by CryptoGuardz Register Desk, editorial desk
Disclosure: CryptoGuardz has no commercial relationship with Lucky Block and earns nothing if you sign up with them. Status and score are derived from the data below by the formula published at our methodology page, the same way as for operators we do have a relationship with.
1. What this means for you
Consequences first, in the conditional, each one produced by a document Lucky Block publishes itself or by the register of the authority that licensed it. Every line links to the section that proves it.
- Your withdrawal can be refused on a term that contradicts what Lucky Block advertises 1 high-severity contradiction is documented between what Lucky Block says in public and what its own binding terms or its licence register say. Both sides are quoted and dated below.
- You have no complaints path we can point you to if Lucky Block declines to pay The licence is asserted on Lucky Block’s own site and could not be confirmed in the issuing authority’s register. That is an absence of confirmation rather than evidence the licence is invalid, and it still leaves a player holding a complaint with nowhere independent to take it.
- Your withdrawal will be held until you hand over identity documents Lucky Block’s own policy requires identity verification before a withdrawal is released. Where that sits badly with how the operator markets itself, the contradiction is recorded below rather than here.
- You cannot tell how long a withdrawal will take, because the binding terms commit to nothing The terms state no processing time a player could hold Lucky Block to. Any figure on the marketing pages is an aspiration the document does not support.
- Your winnings from a bonus can be capped before you withdraw them The bonus terms set a maximum cashout of 10 times the bonus amount. Anything above it is not payable however the bonus performed.
- Your balance can be claimed if Lucky Block decides you used a VPN The terms prohibit connecting through a VPN and reserve balance forfeited and deposit forfeited as a consequence, without distinguishing privacy use from evading a geographic block. Read across the whole register on the clause-watch sweep.
- You are reading a score built on three of five components, not five No withdrawal test has been run against Lucky Block by this register and no public payout wallet has been identified for it, so the two components that would measure whether it actually pays are absent. The score is computed from what remains and marked low confidence.
2. The score, component by component
Lucky Block scores 18 out of 100, at low confidence, from 2 of five components. The formula is published in full at our methodology page so any reader can recompute it from the data on this page.
7.9 ÷ 45 × 100 = 18Lucky Block earned 7.9 of the 45 points that could be measured, scaled to 100. The other 55 points have no data yet and are left out, not scored as zero.
- Licence verification0/30
No licence number found.
- Claim consistency7.9/15
Documented contradictions between marketing claims and binding terms or registers: 1 high, 3 medium, 2 low. Only high and medium decay this component.
- Measured payout speedn/a / 25No data yetExcluded from the denominator, so the maximum drops by 25
No first-party withdrawal test has been run yet, so this component is excluded from the denominator rather than counted as zero.
- On-chain wallet healthn/a / 20No data yetExcluded from the denominator, so the maximum drops by 20
No hot wallet has been identified for this operator, so this component is excluded from the denominator rather than counted as zero.
- Independent safety ratingn/a / 10No data yetExcluded from the denominator, so the maximum drops by 10
No independent safety index found.
Components marked no data are excluded from the denominator rather than counted as zero, so Lucky Block is not punished for a measurement we have not made.
| Component | Basis |
|---|---|
| Licence verification | No licence number found. |
| Measured payout speed | No first-party withdrawal test has been run yet, so this component is excluded from the denominator rather than counted as zero. |
| On-chain wallet health | No hot wallet has been identified for this operator, so this component is excluded from the denominator rather than counted as zero. |
| Claim consistency | Documented contradictions between marketing claims and binding terms or registers: 1 high, 3 medium, 2 low. Only high and medium decay this component. |
| Independent safety rating | No independent safety index found. |
3. What we could not verify
Every register entry carries this section, and it sits third rather than last because the limits of a check belong beside its results.
- The legal entity that operates luckyblock.com. None is named in any document read.
- Any licence. Neither the Curacao nor the Anjouan register lists one, and other authorities were not searched.
- The footer licence block, which rendered empty from a United States exit address; whether it shows licence text in other countries was not tested.
- The provider behind the "Buy Crypto" card purchase.
- Bonus expiry period, which the bonus terms do not state.
- Casino Guru rating, blocked by a Cloudflare check.
- First-party withdrawal test. Not yet run.
4. Licence and who operates it
Lucky Block states a licence on its own site. We could not confirm it against the issuing authority’s register. That is an absence of confirmation, not evidence the licence is invalid.
| Licence authority | Gaming Services Provider N.V., named in the terms as the licensing bodysource · 2026-10-02A company name, not a regulator. It does not appear on the Curacao Gaming Authority register of 16 September 2026. |
|---|---|
| Licence number | not disclosed |
| Register status | not disclosed |
| Term start | not disclosed |
| Term end | not disclosed |
| Legal entity | not disclosed |
| Jurisdiction | not disclosed |
| Company number | not disclosed |
| Registered address | not disclosed |
Other entities named in this operator’s own documents
- No company is named in the terms, AML policy, bonus terms, FAQ or homepage footer read on 2 October 2026. The footer's licence component rendered empty (licenseText null).
- Gaming Services Provider N.V., named in clause 22.6 of the terms as "our licensing body".
5. Where the marketing and the terms disagree
We compare what an operator advertises against its own binding terms and against the issuing register. Lucky Block has 6 documented contradictions. Each one below cites both sides.
- Claimed
- Clause 22.6 of the terms gives the player "the right to lodge a complaint with our licensing body Gaming Services Provider N.V." [source]
- Contradicted
- The Curacao Gaming Authority register of 16 September 2026 lists no licence held by Gaming Services Provider N.V. and none for any Lucky Block entity, and the Anjouan Gaming Authority register lists no luckyblock.com domain. No document read names the company that operates the site. [source]
- Claimed
- The homepage advertises "INSTANT DEPOSIT AND WITHDRAWALS" and "No More Waiting - your big wins are withdrawn instantly." [source]
- Contradicted
- The terms only "aim to process withdrawals within 24 hours", subject to identity and security checks (9.8), cap withdrawals at 150,000 euros per 30 days and fiat at 4,000 euros a day (9.6), and the AML policy holds any withdrawal until ID verification is done. [source]
- Claimed
- The homepage says signing up preserves "your anonymity. With just an email address and a username, you will be good to log in", and that "we wouldn't ask you to provide any sensible information". [source]
- Contradicted
- The AML policy requires an official ID photographed with a six-digit number before any withdrawal, a separate face photograph, proof of address, and a source-of-wealth declaration above 5,000 dollars, with the account frozen until it is provided. [source]
- Claimed
- The FAQ states: "Lucky Block does not charge any fees on deposits or withdrawals." [source]
- Contradicted
- Clause 9.2 of the terms deducts an 8 per cent fee, minimum 4 euros, from withdrawals where the deposit was not wagered once; clause 10.1 allows a 50 euro charge per chargeback; clause 7.2 deducts 10 per cent of a dormant balance each month. [source]
6. Our withdrawal test
We have not yet deposited to Lucky Block or requested a withdrawal ourselves. Until we have, this section carries no measurement and the payout score above excludes that component. We publish this absence instead of repeating the operator’s own stated times as though we had verified them.
7. Money in, money out
Tanzanite, which publishes on-chain deposit volume for the larger crypto casinos, does not track Lucky Block. We have not identified a payout wallet for Lucky Block ourselves either, so there is no on-chain figure for this operator from any source we trust. That is a gap, and it is stated rather than filled. The operators that do carry a figure are listed separately.
Payout wallet
Deposit volume is money going in. The harder question is whether money comes back out, and that needs the operator’s payout wallet. We have not identified one for Lucky Block. Where a payout wallet can be identified we track its balance trend directly on chain, because a wallet draining faster than it fills is a leading signal of payment trouble while complaint volume is a lagging one. For this operator that signal is not available, which is why the on-chain component is left out of the score rather than counted as a zero.
8. Public record
Not yet measured. Complaints go to complaints@luckyblock.com; the only external body named is Gaming Services Provider N.V.
9. Withdrawal terms and KYC
These are Lucky Block’s own stated terms, taken from its binding documents in place of from its marketing pages. Where the two disagree, the disagreement is recorded in the section above.
| Stated processing time | "Subject to the satisfaction of our identity and security checks, we will aim to process withdrawals within 24 hours of a request." (9.8)source · 2026-10-02The FAQ adds an average payout time of 5 minutes for most cryptocurrencies, up to 24 hours where the team reviews the transaction. |
|---|---|
| Minimum withdrawal | 10 euros per transaction or the equivalent, except on account closure (9.1).source · 2026-10-02 |
| Limits | 150,000 euros per rolling 30 days, or 500,000 euros for players classified as VIP. Fiat withdrawals are capped at 4,000 euros a day, 10,000 a week and 20,000 a month. An 8 per cent fee, minimum 4 euros, applies where the deposit was not wagered at least once (9.2). Dormant accounts lose 10 per cent of the balance a month after 180 days without a bet (7.2).source · 2026-10-02 |
| When KYC is triggered | The AML policy sets three verification steps. Step one, a self-declared form, "must be done by every user and customer to withdraw". Step two, an official ID photographed with a six-digit number plus an electronic check, "must be done by every user which deposit over 2000 EUR (two thousand Euro) or withdraws any amount". Step three, source of wealth, applies above 5,000 dollars deposited or withdrawn. Medium-risk countries trigger steps two and three at 1,000 and 2,500 dollars.source · 2026-10-02 |
10. Bonus terms in plain numbers
| Headline offer | 200% welcome bonus up to 25,000 euros plus 50 free spins.source · 2026-10-02The same homepage body text gives 200% up to 12,500 euros plus 50 free spins. |
|---|---|
| Wagering requirement | 35 times the bonus amount.source · 2026-10-02 |
| Maximum cashout | 10 times the bonus amountsource · 2026-10-02 |
| Expiry | not disclosed |
| Game contribution | Slots 100%; table games 20%; dice, arcade, roulette and other games 0%. Maximum bet with bonus funds 5 dollars or euros per round.source · 2026-10-02 |
11. Coins and chains
14 coins are enumerated in Lucky Block’s own documentation: BTC, ADA, DOGE, ETH, LTC, XRP, SOL, USDT, AVAX, BNB, BCH, TRX, USDC, MATIC.
- BTC
- ADA
- DOGE
- ETH
- LTC
- XRP
- SOL
- USDT
- AVAX
- BNB
- BCH
- TRX
- USDC
- MATIC
Fourteen assets are named on the homepage, Bitcoin plus a list of thirteen, against a headline claim of 20 or more. The same page elsewhere says "a dozen supported cryptocurrencies". The operator's own token, LBLOCK, is also offered for play and is not counted.
Payment methods
Lucky Block’s own pages name no payment method besides crypto. A buy-crypto option is listed without naming who runs it.
Afghanistan
American Samoa
Aruba
Bulgaria
Côte d’Ivoire
Cuba
Curaçao
Cyprus
French Polynesia
Guam
Iran
Iraq
Liberia
Libya
Lithuania
Malta
Myanmar
New Caledonia
North Korea
Northern Mariana Islands
Puerto Rico
Sint Maarten
South Sudan
St. Barthélemy
St. Martin
Sudan
Syria
United States
Yemen
Zimbabwe
POL12. Where you cannot use it
| Restricted territories | North Korea, Iran, Myanmar, Yemen, Zimbabwe, South Sudan, Afghanistan, Cuba, Iraq, Cote d'Ivoire/Ivory Coast, Liberia, Libya, Bulgaria, Malta, Sudan, Syria, USA, US Overseas Territories (American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, U.S Virgin Islands), Aruba, Curacao, French Polynesia, Lithuania, New Caledonia, Sint Maarten, St. Barthélemy, St. Martin, St. Pierre & Miquelon, U.S. Outlying Islands, Wallis & Futuna, French Guiana, Guadeloupe, Martinique, Cyprussource · 2026-10-02Clause 4.1.3, introduced as "include, but are not limited to". The United Kingdom, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Germany and Australia are not named. |
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13. Who should avoid Lucky Block
Anyone who would be relying on the specific claims contradicted above. Clause 22.6 of the terms gives the player "the right to lodge a complaint with our licensing body Gaming Services Provider N.V." That is the claim most likely to matter at the moment you try to withdraw, and this operator’s own binding terms say something different.
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15. Sources
- Curacao Gaming Authority online gaming licence registry, 16 September 2026
- Anjouan Gaming Authority licence register
- Lucky Block terms and conditions, last updated 2026-09-17
- Lucky Block AML policy
- Lucky Block bonus terms and conditions
- Lucky Block help centre FAQ
- Lucky Block homepage