Mr Luck

About Mr Luck

So what do the words Bump, Tickle and Messy all have in common? Ok let me tell you, they are characters from a book series that all UK players will remember from when they were little. The completely unrelated casino platform provider Aspire Global seems to have their own “Mr” series of gaming platforms currently under their wing. Primarily they have the well established Mr Play and then added Mr Mega in 2021. Now brand new for 2025 they have recently launched Mr Luck. So is this new platform more Mr Topsy-Turvey than Mr Perfect? It’s time for us to become Mr Nosey and find out.

Mr Luck is quite eye catching on first impressions with the casino being their homepage. The platform is black and green in appearance with white headers and bold banners running across the top. Their logo, which is the casino name, is prominent on top left with links to their sportsbook, in-play betting and promotions beside it on desktop with your account area towards the right. On mobile a majority of what you’re looking for is located via the 3 white strips which is notable on desktop too. This includes an informative FAQ area within the help section and customer support. Whilst there is very little when it comes to a theme within this casino, navigating your way around in general is very straightforward and user friendly. Games tiles vary in size which can make it look all a bit Mr Messy (sorry I couldn’t help myself), but in this case the layout is delivered well with rows all the same size.

Getting Started

The sign up process at Mr Luck is a quick, simple and very straightforward procedure taking 2-3 minutes at most. You will be prompted to set deposit limits which suit your level of play and reality checks which tell you how long you have been playing for. You will also be asked to verify your email address before you can begin playing. Mr Luck has a no wagering spins welcome package which you can opt into on your first deposit of a minimum of £20, by tapping or clicking the above link.

There’s also a sports offer which you can choose instead but not as well as the casino offer.

Mr Luck will try to verify your account on opening. On this occasion I was asked to provide photo ID and proof of address. You could, however, be asked for further verification before you play. Being required to provide ID and proof of address is in line with the Gambling Commission licence requirements and is completely normal at UK casinos these days.

Sports Betting at Mr Luck

With the added convenience of a sportsbook, all round gaming under one umbrella is increasingly becoming the norm. At first glance the no frills betting area at Mr Luck looks rather confusing if you are either on desktop or a betting novice. This part of their platform is delivered better via mobile with it all being a little less cluttered, with links at the bottom and the top to integral parts of this area with overall navigation being a lot easier.

Be that as it may, both user platforms offer 1000+ betting markets on a comprehensive variety of sports which includes UK and Irish Horse racing, European and World Football, Greyhound racing, Tennis, Darts and Golf which is great to see. Although confusing at first glance maybe, the sportsbook is generally very good. It provides a good in-play area focusing on football from around the world and esports. There is also a superb boosted odds area focusing on the day’s football markets, with some of the bets there good value.

Some great features here include highlighting your favourite sports via the star symbol, a good bet builder area for a variety of sports and a cash out option offering you a return at that moment in time whether your bet is winning or losing.

Although there is not much when it comes to promotions you do have the ability to boost your odds on accumulator bet with 4 selections or more. This sportsbook delivers a good respectable environment, providing competitive odds on multiple betting markets. Overall I was stunned at how extensive their sportsbook is.

Slot Games at Mr Luck

You can instantly tell when it comes to slot games you’re definitely in the right place. Aspire casinos generally provide a tremendous amount of choice and Mr Luck certainly falls into that bracket. The casino tab within the lobby leads you to just a handful of categories. The popular games section is host to old favourites like Starburst, Wolf Gold and Fluffy Favourites, with new games segregated within their own category too. Titles there at the time of writing contained Finn and the Dragon Tale and 12 Pots of Gold Drums. Other slot categories included Hot slots which was home to the really popular Kingfisher and Gold Blitz Ultimate. Additionally there is also a Megaways area with 150+ titles and a Pragmatic Play Drops and Wins section again with a vast choice. You could just choose to scroll through numerous games and pick one at random if you so wish or maybe you already know the names of your favourite titles. Mr Luck thankfully has a powerful search function where you can search for them by title or games provider. Lastly there is a Progressive Jackpot section with 40+ titles which are generally Jackpot King games. Navigating your way around the casino lobby was very slick and uncomplicated with the sense that this platform has been well thought out.

Other Games at Mr Luck

Live casino games are very well represented at Mr Luck and you will find them under a sub-category in the casino lobby. Games are then again split into a few genres but we do feel Mr Luck sells themselves slightly short here as there is more on offer than meets the eye. Blackjack, Roulette and Poker variants all have their own areas mainly powered by Evolution Gaming alongside a few Stakelogic titles. Baccarat is available too but you have to look a little harder for it via the search function or within the featured games section. This also applies for video table games too. The game show category has only 6 titles there at first glance but there are a lot more on offer. Marble Race, Deal Or No Deal and War Live are all there, but not within the game show area. Although there are no direct bingo products available here, a couple of alternative options are Mega Ball or Slingo with a couple of variants within the search function. Alternatively there is an Instants area with various games which include Plinko delivered by Hacksaw Gaming, a couple of crash games including Thunderstruck FlyX and LuckyTap titles by means of, you guessed it, the search function.

Other Things to Consider

Mr Luck is well and truly open for business by means of a mobile browser, with this platform pretty much a reflection of the desktop version. Overall the sportsbook side is slightly more superior on mobile, with an app also available just for that part of their business if that takes your fancy. But to be perfectly honest this casino runs just fine without one.

There are a good selection of banking options at Mr Luck which include Apple Pay, Skrill, Paypal and Visa/Mastercard. Most importantly depositing and withdrawing is uncomplicated with no added transaction fees which is great to see.

Finally, when signing up with an established casino provider like Aspire Global you have the peace of mind that everything is safe and secure. The customer support options here are of a high standard with a live chat function available 16 hours per day. You can access this via your account area. Alongside this is a clear FAQ section and further options to email Mr Luck if you have any further questions or queries.

Final Thoughts

All in all, I was generally Mr Happy with Mr Luck.  Considering this site is new for 2025, it felt quite established already. Whilst only in its infancy at present, I can see this place getting even better in time. Despite the fact it delivers no frills as such, with no ongoing promotions at the time of writing, it supplies a good all round gaming experience all under one umbrella. It lacks a little personality but conveys what it sets out to do and is definitely well worth a look.