IrishLicence · Checked 27 October 2026
Is Irish Luck legit? Licence, terms and restricted countries
The footer of Irish Luck says "Licensed and operated in Curacao" but gives no licence number, regulator or operator name. Independent reviewers disagree on whether the licence is valid.
Licence and operator
| Item | Status |
|---|---|
| Claim | Licensed and operated in Curaçao (site footer; About page: "internationally recognized license") |
| Number / regulator | Not shown. AskGamblers names the Curacao Gaming Control Board. |
| Operator | Terms refer to "the Casino" without a company name; Apocpcontrol says Blue Media N.V. |
| GambleScope | "No valid gambling license has been identified" |
| Wizard of Odds | Blacklisted over payouts, verification and support |
Where you cannot play
- Terms 4.2: Maryland and Michigan (USA), the United Kingdom and about 18 other listed jurisdictions; VPN evasion is banned.
- Terms 4.3: Azerbaijan, Cayman Islands, Jordan and Syria cannot use bonuses.
- Reviewers also name Canada, Germany, Poland, Hungary, Israel, India, Malaysia, Russia, Ukraine, Belarus, China and Romania.
The casino's full list is in its Terms. Check it before registering.
Key Terms sections
| Section | Rule |
|---|---|
| 4.5 | One account per person, household, email and credit card |
| 4.7 | The casino may limit or deny wagers |
| 7.7 | Game disputes in writing within 10 days; server result is final |
| 10 | Bonus wagering and cash-out rules |
| 16.1 | Withdrawal rules: $100 minimum, $2,000 a week, documents, instalments |
| 19.3.4 | Accounts of under-18s may be terminated |
Governing law and a dispute authority are not stated on the Terms page.
FAQ
Is Irish Luck a scam?
Nothing here proves a scam, but payout complaints recur and some reviewers blacklist it. Treat it as higher risk.
Are the games fair?
The FAQ says RNG software is GLI-certified. AskGamblers could not find a published certificate.
18+. A licence claim does not make online gambling legal where you live.