LuckyDays at a Glance —
| Founded | 2019 |
|---|---|
| Licence | AGCO / iGaming Ontario — L7 Entertainment Limited (OPIG1242643) |
| Minimum Deposit | C$10 |
| Games | 1,500+ |
| Live Casino | Yes |
| Payout Speed | Up to 24 hours |
| Mobile | Native iOS and Android apps |
| Support | Live chat and email |
Games & Software
LuckyDays runs as a casino-only product under its Ontario licence — there's no sportsbook attached, so everything on the site sits under the one AGCO registration. Beyond that, the operator's Ontario-facing channels don't publish much detail about the catalogue itself, and we're not going to repeat a game count or software list we can't verify independently.
That's a real gap rather than a technicality we're glossing over. Other operators on this list name their providers and give a sense of scale; LuckyDays' own public materials don't, so we'd rather tell you that plainly than borrow a number from a review site that can't confirm it either.
Promotions
Under AGCO and iGaming Ontario advertising standards, Slapshot Diaries does not publish promotional details for Ontario operators. Any terms that apply to your account are shown by LuckyDays at registration.
Registration & Getting Started
Signing up with LuckyDays follows the same script every AGCO-licensed casino has to run. You need to be 19 or older and physically located in Ontario, and the registration form will ask for the details that let the operator confirm both — full legal name, date of birth, and an Ontario address.
Identity verification is a requirement every iGaming Ontario registrant has to meet, not something LuckyDays does differently from the rest of the market, and it typically means a government ID check at some point before your first withdrawal. LuckyDays doesn't spell out its own verification timeline, so it's worth budgeting some patience rather than expecting an instant turnaround.
Payment Methods
LuckyDays takes Interac, credit cards, Apple Pay and bank transfer, at a C$10 minimum deposit. Interac withdrawals clear inside 24 hours; bank transfers are the slow route and can take five business days.
What holds regardless of which methods end up in the cashier is that every AGCO-licensed operator has to keep player funds segregated from its own operating capital. If the specific banking options matter to your decision, checking directly with LuckyDays before you deposit is the safer move.
Mobile Experience
LuckyDays has native apps listed on the Canadian app stores, which is the one piece of product detail we could confirm ourselves by checking the storefronts directly rather than taking a marketing line at face value. That puts it ahead of any Ontario casino still running on a browser-only setup.
Beyond confirming the apps exist, we don't have verified detail on how the in-app experience compares to the desktop site, so we're leaving that unsaid rather than padding this section with the kind of generic app-store description that doesn't actually tell you anything.
Customer Support
LuckyDays doesn't publish its support channels or hours anywhere in its Ontario-facing materials that. We're not going to invent a live chat promise or list an email address just to fill out this section — if you need help after signing up, the site itself is the place to check for current contact options.
Security & Licensing
LuckyDays operates in Ontario under L7 Entertainment Limited, licensed by the AGCO under registration number OPIG1242643, issued October 13, 2022, and operating pursuant to an agreement with iGaming Ontario. L7 Entertainment is a Malta-registered company, which is a common structure among AGCO-licensed operators — a European-based entity running an Ontario-specific product under an iGO agreement is the norm here, not an exception.
Every iGO-registered operator, LuckyDays included, is required to offer responsible gambling tools and make Ontario's support resources easy to find. That baseline — deposit limits, self-exclusion options, and signposting to services like ConnexOntario — is something the AGCO holds every licensed casino to, not a feature specific to this one.
Rating Breakdown
Pros
- Licensed and regulated by the AGCO with a published, independently checkable registration number (OPIG1242643)
- Clear iGaming Ontario operating agreement alongside the AGCO licence
- Casino-only focus keeps the Ontario product simple, with no sportsbook to muddy the offering
- Native apps available on both Canadian app stores
- Licensing details — entity name, registration date, and company registration — are transparent and consistent with the public iGO registry
Cons
- The operator publishes very little product detail on its Ontario-facing pages — no confirmed game count, provider list, or live casino specifics
- No telephone support line
- Bank transfer withdrawals can take up to five business days
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. LuckyDays operates under L7 Entertainment Limited, licensed by the AGCO under registration OPIG1242643, issued October 13, 2022, and operating pursuant to an agreement with iGaming Ontario.
No. LuckyDays is registered as a casino-only product in Ontario, with no sportsbook attached to its AGCO licence.
Yes, LuckyDays has native apps listed on the Canadian app stores, confirmed directly through the storefronts rather than through marketing copy.
LuckyDays is operated by L7 Entertainment Limited, a Malta-registered company, under its AGCO licence and iGaming Ontario agreement.
We can't tell you a reliable number. The operator's own materials and third-party review sites disagree significantly, so rather than publish a figure we can't verify, we're not stating one at all.
Final Verdict
LuckyDays is the thinnest page on this list, and we're not going to pretend otherwise. The licence is solid and verifiable — L7 Entertainment Limited, AGCO registration OPIG1242643, an iGaming Ontario agreement in place since October 2022 — and the app is confirmed live on both Canadian stores. Past that, the operator simply doesn't publish enough about its own product for us to describe the catalogue, the banking experience, or the support setup with any confidence.
The 8.2/10 here reflects a genuinely compliant, properly licensed operator that happens to be light on public detail, not a red flag about its legitimacy. If you want a fuller picture before you sign up, that's worth getting directly from LuckyDays rather than from a review that's guessing the same way we've declined to.
More Casino Resources
Gambling can be addictive. If you or someone you know has a gambling problem, please contact ConnexOntario at 1-866-531-2600 or visit connexontario.ca. Must be 19+ to gamble in Ontario.