Lucky Days review

Lucky Days opened in 2019, which makes it one of the older brands among the offshore casinos on our Canadian list. It keeps a smaller library than most, a couple of thousand games from close to 80 studios, and puts its effort into the extras around the games instead.

The wheel is the real hook

The feature that sets Lucky Days apart is a daily prize wheel. You get one spin a day, and the prizes are free spins with no wagering attached, so whatever they pay is yours to withdraw. Wager-free prizes are rare on this list, and they are the easiest bonus value to actually keep. If that idea appeals, our wager-free bonuses guide explains why they beat bigger matched offers for many players.

The catch is the clock. Wheel prizes have to be used by midnight on the day you win them, or they are gone. If you only log in at weekends, the wheel will mostly pass you by.

The welcome package, read closely

The welcome offer is a deposit match on each of your first three deposits, plus free spins on Big Bass Bonanza that arrive in daily batches with the first deposit. Each batch expires after 24 hours, so the spins reward players who come back every day.

The wagering multiple looks middling. Read the base, though: Lucky Days counts it on deposit plus bonus, not on the bonus alone. On a full match that roughly doubles the bets a bonus-only offer at the same multiple would ask for, which pushes this package to the heavier side of our Canadian list. Our wagering calculator shows the real total for your deposit.

Two things work in its favour. You get far longer to clear it than the one-week window most rivals give, and spin winnings carry a lighter multiple than the match itself. There is also a maximum bet while the bonus is active, shown on the card above. We read these terms on the operator’s own promotions page, so our confidence here is high.

Payments: no Interac in sight

The Canadian cashier we read covers Visa and Mastercard, bank transfer, MuchBetter, Payz, MiFinity, Skrill, Neteller, paysafecard, CashtoCode and several cryptocurrencies. What it does not list is Interac, the method most Canadians reach for first. Our confidence on the payment list is medium, so check the live cashier before you register if Interac is your only option. The minimum deposit is low, though the welcome bonus asks for a slightly higher first deposit.

On speed, the site says some withdrawals go out straight away, while another source puts it at about a day once your account is verified. We mark payout confidence as low. Plan for the slower figure, and finish verification before your first withdrawal request.

Licence and the company behind it

Lucky Days holds a Kahnawake Gaming Commission licence and is run by Monkey 9 Limited, registered in Cyprus. Kahnawake is a long-standing regulator for Canadian-facing casinos, a step above the Anjouan licences that cover several of the newest brands here. The site is for players outside Ontario and Alberta, and both provinces are blocked at sign-up.

The apps are a plus. The operator offers iOS and Android versions through the official stores, so the daily wheel is a quick tap rather than a browser trip.

Who it suits

Lucky Days fits players who log in often and want small, clean wins from the wheel more than a giant package. If you would rather clear a welcome bonus with fewer total bets, compare it with LeoVegas and the rest of our Canadian welcome bonus list first.