LuckLand

P J Aitken
Last update: 22/03/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

LuckLand Casino comes to us from the experienced hands of Aspire Global, one of the industry’s biggest and most celebrated creators. It’s also supported by a wealth of top casino games from developers you know and love. Yet there are issues with this site that I found it hard to overlook, as the following LuckLand Casino review will show.

Welcome Bonus

LuckLand Casino offers all new players 50 free spins and a 100% matched deposit of up to £50. You must deposit at least £20 to collect this bonus and a 40x wagering requirement applies to your bonus credits and free spin winnings. The bonus has a winnings cap of £100, so if you win more than £100 with the free spins, you’ll lose all funds over that amount.

Other Promotions

The Daily Free Spins Frenzy promotion gives you a shot at landing up to 50 free spins every day that you log in and complete the daily wagering requirements. However, the wagering requirements are quite high when compared to the spins you receive. For the full 50, for instance, you must wager a massive £1,000.

The casino runs Drops & Wins promotions as well, and there are many other network promotions, tournaments, and giveaways. You’ll see all of these in the promotions section.

Slots and Casino Games

LuckLand Casino isn’t the best-looking casino around. It lacks the style of Foxy Games or even the simple brilliance of Fun Casino. It looks like someone took a standard casino template, added all of their games and text, and then forgot to tweak the design. It’s just block colours and basic images—nothing unique, nothing interesting. Even the logo is as simple as they come.

It’s a minor issue, but it’s hard to get excited about the prospect of playing at an online casino that looks so uninspiring.

On the plus side, it has a good selection of games. There could have been more categories and filters to make searching through them easier, but the same could be said of 99% of the casinos I review.

The games come from top developers like Pragmatic Play, IGT, and Blueprint Gaming, with a liberal sprinkling of jackpot slots, Megaways titles, and more. It’s still a very active site as well, with new games being added all of the time to freshen up the selection and keep things interesting for loyal players.

LuckLand Casino has a sportsbook. Linked in the top menu, this section is surprisingly well-developed, with lots of sports and betting markets, as well as in-play betting, bonuses, and a Bet Builder option. It reminds me a lot of Betway and William Hill, although it doesn’t seem to have as many betting options as they do.

Deposits and Withdrawals

Deposits are instant, withdrawals are free, and there’s a wide selection of payment options to choose from. However, withdrawals aren’t always instant and you may need to wait a few days to get your funds, depending on the method you choose. You’re encouraged to use a document uploader to verify your account and if you have an issue with the banking process, you’ll need to contact the support team by email or contact form, which is a frustratingly slow process.

If you’re having issues and can’t get access to your money, you want to resolve it there and then. You want a number that you can call or someone to speak to on live chat. You don’t want to have to send an email and then stew for several days while they slowly fix things. I know because I have been there several times, and that’s why I think all casinos should at least have a live chat feature and should also make this feature available to everyone, regardless of whether they are logged in or not.

Verdict: Luckland Casino Review

LuckLand Casino is a legit casino run by an established brand and filled with fun games that are certified as fair. All of that is undeniable. But it’s a licensed UK gambling site, so that should be a given. Everything else about this site is a little flat and uninspired. It lacks personality and style. It’s not unique, interesting, colourful—nothing. I wouldn’t even call it vanilla, as that would be doing a disservice to vanilla.

I expected more from Aspire, as this brand has produced some excellent casinos. But this one reminds me of a newly built house the first night you move in. Sure, it’s a house, and it could be interesting, but right now it’s empty, bland, and needs work.

If that sounds harsh, it’s because it is. But we’re talking about experienced brands with expensive design teams—they really should do better.