Lucky Days Casino Review

Our View

This is a bright, light and elegantly designed casino.

It has an almost holiday feel to it, making it perfect for those hazy, lazy days where you stay in, relax and have a flutter.

And with more than 1000 games, there’s going to be a lot of entertainment on this break from reality.

Lucky Days has all the usual library of games that you would expect at a modern online casino, including Live Casino, Roulette, Game Shows, Blackjack and Baccarat.

But it’s the slots where this casino shines, with the bulk of its catalogue devoted to them.

It’s packed with quality titles supplied by some fantastic studios. If you have a preferred studio, Lucky Days highlight each one under the game title, which is a nice feature.

Lucky Days has a nice blend of banking options, but withdrawal speeds could be quicker. Sadly, its responsible gaming section is devoid of practical ways to keep players safe, such as session limits.

Having said that, overall, it’s still a good egg of a casino.

Lucky Nugget Casino

Lucky Nugget Casino was launched back in 1998, and in truth it’s starting to look a little tired design wise.

But then what does a wrapper matter as long as the chocolate inside is still sweet.

It has an excellent mix of content, including online Blackjack, Roulette and Slots.

There are more than 400 games in total, of which 300+ are slots.

Unlike many other casinos, Lucky Nugget sticks all of its software provider eggs in the same basket, albeit that basket is the exceptional Microgaming.

It has a good blend of traditional banking methods and newer eWallets, sadly it’s not the quickest in terms of withdrawals.

Lucky Nuggets rewards scheme is based on stacking up points. So, the more you play the more bonuses you get.

Thankfully it does have player protection functions such as deposit limits.

Lucky Nugget Casino isn’t as big as others in terms of its offering but it still has a lot of positives.