Mr Luck

About Mr Luck

Mr Luck was launched in 2025 as an Aspire Global casino and sportsbook.  It had been in operation less than a year when rumours started to fly about the future of the Aspire operation, and in early 2026 the news came out that Aristocrat Interactive, the new owners of Aspire Global, had made a strategic decision to exit the white label business in the UK and in most other countries worldwide.  This would result in the closure of all Aspire Global casinos by mid 2026, so Mr Luck was either going to have to close or find another home.

And find another home it did, on brand owner Jupiter Gaming Limited’s own shiny new gambling licence, which was granted by the UK Gambling Commission in summer 2025.  The transition was handled very well, with the new site coming up within a few hours of the old one closing and players given the option to register using existing credentials.

The new Mr Luck doesn’t have a sportsbook.  However, the Jupiter Gaming licence covers remote sports betting and remote bingo as well as remote casino, so it’s likely to be a case of no sportsbook yet rather than no sportsbook ever.

Getting Started at Mr Luck

If you’ve played at Mr Luck before, you old credentials should still work.  If you haven’t, it takes just a few minutes to fill in the single step registration form.  The only thing you need to bear in mind is that when you first log in, you’ll be shown a pop-up with the welcome offer; it is essential to opt into the offer at this point, before depositing.

Slots and Games at Mr Luck

As often happens when a casino opens on a new licence, there’s a restricted range of game providers at Mr Luck.  Typically, this improves over time as once the casino is up and running it gets easier for the operator to make deals with and onboard more of them.  At launch their headline providers were Pragmatic Play, Slingo and Gaming Corps, and Blueprint titles have recently been added, along with Games Global slots including 9 Pots of Gold and Gold Blitz.

There’s several hundred games in total (although not all of them are slot games). If you like Big Bass, Sweet Bonanza, Joker’s Jewels, Fishin’ frenzy, Eye of Horus or Dog House games you’ll be happy as Mr Luck has several titles from each of these popular game series. Be aware, however, that there are no progressive jackpot slot games here.

Lobby navigation is a bit basic. Apart from a tab for new games and one for hot slots, the only options are Megaways (which you could just search for) and Drops & Wins (which is useful for knowing which games are currently included in Pragmatic Play’s long running network promotion).  The All Games tab shows you everything, but not in any useful order.

The lobby home page has groupings of games from the other lobby tabs plus a top 10 games showcase and some instant win arcade games.

If you still haven’t seen anything you want to play after looking in all these places you can either do some serious scrolling on the All Games page or try the search box.  It’s easy to use, returns results when you’ve put in just one character and usually gives you at least one result; if there’s no matches you’ll get something related or failing that a popular game you might like.

Many of the game tiles have an information icon (if the search results as well as in the lobby) which you can tap or click on to view further details about the game, for example bonus features, volatility and maximum win.  Return To Player is not shown; for that, you need to load up a game and look in the help files.

While at first glance Mr Luck seems to be purely focused on slots, other types of game are very much in the mix.  As well as the previously mentioned Slingo and instant win games, they have live casino games by Pragmatic Play.  Scroll down on the All Games page or use the search bar to find them; there’s roulette, blackjack, other card games and game shows including The Bingo Spot and Sweet Bonanza Candyland.

Other Things To Consider

Mr Luck has a promotions page but post the relaunch there isn’t much on it – basically, the welcome offer and the previously mentioned Drops & Wins. We hope to see Jupiter Gaming roll out some more promotions in the future.

Customer support is done well.  It’s easy to locate on the website and you can choose from contacting them via email or via chat (which you initiate by filling in a form).

The choice of deposit methods is not so good, in fact it’s downright poor; the only option is to use a debit card.

Final Thoughts

Once they get some more game providers on board, the new version of Mr Luck will be head and shoulders above the original version – at least as far as the casino goes.  It’s a shame the sportsbook got lost in the transition, but we can hope it will be back soon.