Since 2022
No licence named by the operator
Min.Deposit 
Payout Time Lucky Block’s welcome package reads like a single 200% match, but the terms pay it in ten cash slices, and the size of each slice is tied to the deposit rather than to the bonus. Each slice equals 20% of the deposit — one tenth of the total bonus — and is released every time the player wagers 6× the deposit. The first deposit must be at least €20, and the offer has to be activated within 30 days of opening the account. Because the release trigger is a multiple of the deposit, the arithmetic scales in a straight line, which makes it easy to tabulate. Lucky Block quotes the offer, its limits and its fees in euros, so the figures below stay in euros as the operator publishes them; a Canadian depositor’s cost in dollars depends on the exchange rate on the day.
| First deposit | Bonus (200%) | Each slice | Wagering per slice | Wagering for all ten |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| €20 | €40 | €4 | €120 | €1,200 |
| €100 | €200 | €20 | €600 | €6,000 |
| €1,000 | €2,000 | €200 | €6,000 | €60,000 |
| €12,500 | €25,000 | €2,500 | €75,000 | €750,000 |
Source: calculated from the welcome-offer terms on luckyblock.com (200%, ten equal parts, 6× the deposit per part), checked October 2026. The €100 row matches the operator’s own worked example.
Lighter than 35×, but only on paper
Releasing the whole bonus takes 60× the deposit. Since the bonus is twice the deposit, that equals 30× the bonus — a notch below the 35× that the general bonus terms (updated 1 September 2026) apply to other offers. The comparison flatters the slice scheme only if the player actually clears all ten parts; every unfinished slice is simply money that never leaves the bonus ledger. The €25,000 ceiling needs a €12,500 deposit and three-quarters of a million euros of play, so for most readers the maximum is a marketing figure, not a plan.
Other rules from the bonus terms shape the route. Cash is spent before bonus funds. Buying a bonus round with bonus money is forbidden. Contribution is 100% for slots, 50% for live casino and 20% for other games, while roulette, live roulette and every dice, arcade and crash title count nothing. Only one offer is allowed per customer, device, IP address and household. Anyone planning to grind the 60× target on crash games would be wagering with no progress at all.
One more oddity: the promotion page names the free-spin slot as Le Cowboy from Hacksaw, while the FAQ names Wanted Dead or a Wild. Ask support which applies before depositing, and compare the structure with other offers in our crypto bonus guide.
The welcome bonus is released as withdrawable cash in ten slices rather than locked behind a single wagering target, so a player who stops halfway keeps whatever slices are already unlocked
Neither the footer nor the terms name an operating company or a licence number; the terms only point complaints to Gaming Services Provider N.V., and the Anjouan licence often linked to the brand (Igloo Ventures SRL, ALSI-142311005-FI2) does not list luckyblock.com among its domains
