Alberta launched its own regulated site, PlayAlberta, back in 2020, and a wider provincially licensed market is on the way. Lucky Block sits outside that - an offshore crypto casino that takes Alberta players today, with a 200% match up to €25,000.
Read the deposit rulesPlayAlberta exists - Lucky Block is the offshore route
Alberta already runs PlayAlberta through AGLC, and the province has been moving toward opening a broader licensed online market. Lucky Block is not part of any of that. It reaches Alberta players from offshore via operator Entretenimiento Rojo B.V., under a licence that sources put in Anjouan (Comoros) or, in other listings, Curacao. Even the brand's founding year is contested - some sources say 2019, others 2022 - which tells you how thin the public paper trail is.
8,000+ games is the real draw
Where Lucky Block earns its interest is the library: more than 8,000 games from over 100 studios. Pragmatic Play and Play'n GO cover slots, Evolution and its live tables handle the dealer floor, NetEnt brings the classics, and Hacksaw Gaming supplies the high-volatility titles Alberta grinders tend to chase. That catalogue is genuinely large, and it is the strongest argument for the brand.
You will need crypto - full stop
Alberta players lean on Interac like everyone else in Canada, and Lucky Block does not take it. Funding is cryptocurrency only: BTC, ETH, USDT, LTC, DOGE, XRP, SOL, TRON, BCH, ADA and BNB. Deposits can start from under €1 by coin, the bonus needs a €20 minimum, and the minimum withdrawal is around €2. If you are not already holding coins, factor in an exchange step. The minimum deposit page has the specifics.
Pros
- Very large library - 8,000+ games, 100+ providers
- High bonus ceiling (200% up to €25,000) with no promo code
- Low entry - deposits from under €1 by coin, min withdrawal around €2
Cons
- Crypto-only - no Interac, cards or e-wallets Alberta players expect
- Licence in dispute (Anjouan vs Curacao), founding year also unclear
- Trustpilot flagged, weak responsible-gambling tools
The trust question, not sugar-coated
The offer is big; the reputation is uneven. Trustpilot flags the brand with 45% of 586 reviews at one star. AskGamblers scores it 7.2/10 but records account-closure complaints, and the responsible-gambling toolkit is weaker than it should be. Payout speed is reported as instant to 24 hours - we did not run an Alberta withdrawal ourselves, so that figure is what sources claim, not what we timed. Overall we land at 6.8/10.
See the current Lucky Block offer
Play responsibly in Alberta
If play stops feeling like a choice, Alberta's AGLC points to free support through its problem-gambling helpline. National help is also available around the clock at ConnexOntario regardless of province. Our general limits and self-exclusion notes are on the service page.
Other provinces
The offshore setup reads the same in British Columbia and Manitoba. Ontario is the exception with its own registered market - see that page for why the situation there is different. More answers are on the FAQ.