Company Profile
Mr Luck has been kicking about the UK casino scene for a good while and these days it sits under Jupiter Gaming Limited over in Jersey. That puts it in the same family as King Casino, Dream Jackpot and 666 Casino. They hold licences from both the UK Gambling Commission and the Jersey Gambling Commission, so everything here is above board. The whole thing runs on the iGamingCloud platform and stays firmly focused on the reels. Anyone after a big slots library with a genuinely no-wagering welcome offer should give Mr Luck a go.
Software & Graphics
The games come from a proper spread of studios. You'll spot Pragmatic Play, Play'n GO, Blueprint Gaming, Games Global, NetEnt, Red Tiger and Big Time Gaming across the lobby, so the big names are well covered. The site goes for a dark backdrop with bright green accents, easy on the eyes and dead simple to get around. Everything is sorted into clear rows like Top 10, Most Popular and Hot Slots so you're never hunting about. There's an Android app on the Play Store as well if you'd rather not use the browser.
Bonuses & Promotions
The welcome offer is a lovely simple one. Deposit and wager £20 on Big Bass Splash and you'll bag 20 Free Spins on that same game. The bit that really stands out is the wagering, because there isn't any. Winnings from those spins carry 0x wagering, so whatever lands is yours to withdraw with no strings attached. You've got seven days from your deposit to get the wagering done. Beyond that there's a rewards section for regulars and a promotions page that gets refreshed, so it's not just a one-and-done for new players.
Games
There are more than 2,000 games to work through here, and it's slots from top to bottom. Pragmatic Play is everywhere you look with Gates of Olympus, Sweet Bonanza Super Scatter, The Dog House Multihold and Starlight Princess 1000 all in there. Play'n GO classics like Book of Dead, Legacy of Dead and Reactoonz are on board too, along with Blueprint favourites such as Fishin Frenzy, Eye of Horus and The Goonies. Old-school fans get Immortal Romance and Game of Thrones. Whole sections are given over to Megaways and Drops and Wins if you fancy something with a bit more going on. Worth flagging that this one is slots-only, so there's no live dealer tables or sportsbook here.
Deposits & Withdrawals
Getting money in is dead simple, though the options are on the short side. They take Visa and Mastercard debit cards plus Apple Pay, and that's your lot for now. Minimum deposit is a tenner and you can put in up to £2,000 in one go. Withdrawals start from £10 as well and head back to the same card. There's no e-wallets like PayPal or Skrill at the moment. Please note that as of 14th April 2020, online casinos and betting sites no longer accept credit cards as requested by the UK Gambling Commission.
Customer Service
Support runs through live chat, and there's a contact page and email if your query can wait. The live chat is the quickest way to get sorted. There's a decent help section too covering payment methods, deposit limits and safer gambling if you'd rather sort things yourself. Nothing fancy, but it does the job.
Overall Opinion
All in, Mr Luck is a cracking little slots site with one genuinely brilliant trick up its sleeve. That 0x wagering on the welcome spins is about as player-friendly as these offers get, and with more than 2,000 games there's plenty to keep you going. No live casino and a short list of payment options are worth knowing about, but those are small gripes really. If slots are your thing, Mr Luck is well worth a punt.