Lucky Red Review

Enter the darkside

Casinomeister's Verdict

Sad to see a casino go to the darkside. If you can’t trust this casino to treat its business partners fairly, how do you think they will treat their players.

Avoid this casino at all costs.

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1 /10

Our Rating

N/A

Player Rating

General

Games

Payment

Customer Support

Responsible Gambling

Website

luckyredcasino.com

Year established

2009

Languages

English

CM Year Accredited

No

Loyalty program

No

Affiliate program

Affiliate Edge

Game software

RealTime Gaming

Game type

Blackjack

Deposit Methods

American Express, instaDebit, Maestro, MasterCard, MypaylinQ, Payz, Visa

Withdrawal fees

No

Weekend Cashouts

No

Withdrawal Methods

ACH, Cheque, EcoCard, instaDebit, MypaylinQ, Wire Transfer

Payout limits

$5000 per week

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Withdrawal Times

Pending time

N/A

Card Payments

No

Crypto Payments

No

E-wallets

No

Bank transfers

No

Support email

[email protected]

FAQ

No

Live Chat

No

Phone

USA Toll-Free 1 866 513 0857

 

 

Deposit Limit Tool

No

Wager Limit Tool

No

Loss Limit Tool

No

Time/session Limit Tool

No

Self-exclusion Tool

No

Cooling off/time out tool

No

Reality check tool

No

Self Assessment Test

No

Withdrawal lock

No

Self-Exclusion Register Participation

No

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First Impression

What a crying shame to see what was one of the best run casinos – for years – fall from grace because of some really stupid decisions made by the operators.

To begin with, there were three owners of the parent company. One of the owners was the primary operator of the casino group – he called the shots, and he trained his people, and he oversaw the day to day business. In fact, over the years his team became one of the best casino groups imaginable. Just take a stroll through our awards sections and you’ll see what I mean.

Anyway, to make a long story short, these three owners had a falling out, and the CEO (the primary operator) resigned. Well, the two others hadn’t a clue on how to run a casino operation (even after making public statements that they did), they brought in a rogue operating staff to assist. Big mistake – they were from Affpower – a casino group that has the sordid history of using fake NetEnt and Novomatic games.

Whether these operators had a past relationship with these dubious folks, or stepped into this situation with “stupidity” blinders on, only time will tell. But when these Affpower folks got involved, the entire operation went pearshaped.

The senior staff resigned when it was clear that the Affpower folks were “shaving” the revenue from their affiliate partners. These staff members should be applauded for doing the right thing – they saved their reputations even though their futures are unknown. They quit before they had anything lined up. That’s had bad this was.

The casino affiliate program was cheating it’s affiliates – which pretty much sums up the business ethics of this group. I would not touch this casino with a ten foot pole.