Crazy Luck Casino Review

We could all use a little luck in our lives, crazy or otherwise. How crazy and how lucky are we talking exactly in this instance? Well, judging by the fast-moving homepage slider, which features a series of eccentric images including a fedora-clad nu-male accompanied by a string of attractive females, there’s a lot of crazy to be found here.

This isn’t a conventional casino, that much is clear. From the logo to the layout, Crazy Luck Casino has a very unusual vibe to it – a homegrown vibe that suggests it’s a very small operation, run by a quirky and tight-knit team.

About Crazy Luck Casino

Among the various perks to be enjoyed as a Crazy Luck Casino customer is the prospect of accessing the site’s “revolutionary, award-winning software”. What’s so revolutionary or award-worthy about it? We never get to find out. Instead, the site moves on to describe its 24-hour customer support which comes in the form of telephone, email or live chat. The site is badly written, with sentences that make no sense whatsoever, much like the graphics that veer from cliched stock photo to ones of oddball gamers.

One thing’s for sure: like, love or hate it, you won’t forget this site in a hurry. Rival Powered Gaming are the company whose software is used to access the suite of casino games. You can download it to your PC to play or can elect for instant play in-browser instead. In all, Crazy Luck Casino is packing more than 90 games, from video poker to slots and from scratch cards to keno. In faltering English, Crazy Luck Casino bangs on about its i-Slots, revealing in the process just how badly dated this site is.

Payments Page

The clichéd stock photos are out in full force on Crazy Luck Casino’s payments page. Here a toll-free number is provided for the benefit of US customers. Deposit options include UPayCard, Visa, MasterCard and Neteller. There’s also Moneybookers, bank wire and UseMyBank.

As for withdrawals, there’s no information available; Crazy Luck Casino doesn’t have an FAQ and there’s nothing in its support section detailing anything to do with banking. There is a freephone UK number provided alongside the US number; give it a ring if you want to find out more.

Crazy Bonuses

Crazy Luck Casino is a mess. It’s a mishmash of fonts, colours and sizes and its Promotions page is the perfect example of this. Aesthetic annoyances aside, the page reveals a number of current offers including a 100% welcome bonus worth up to $1,000. This sum is split across your first 4 deposits, to the tune of up to $250 at a time.

Other bonuses include the Crazy Surprise Bonus, which sees random bonuses credited to your account during the day if you’re active on the site and have deposited at least $25.

Every Tuesday, Happy Hour Bonus is applied between 5pm and 12am, with 20% in bonus cash up to a maximum $100. Then, every weekend there’s Cash Back Fiesta, which provides a 20% rebate, plus the potential to receive $50 when you refer a friend and they make their first deposit. Finally, a comp point programme awards 1 comp point for every $1 wagered, with 1,000 comps converting into $1 of bonus cash.

Become a VIP

Like many casinos, Crazy Luck Casino operates its own VIP programme. The page detailing this promotions is replete with images of a designer watch and a luxury Mercedes sportscar. It’s fair to assume you won’t be earning VIP perks of this stature during your time at Crazy Luck Casino. Browse the VIP page and you’re likely to feel anything but special thanks to its sheer tackiness. The only thing there’s a wealth of round here is typos and bad graphics.

Crazy Luck Casino doesn’t actually disclose what sort of prizes and other bonuses are to be enjoyed as a VIP. In fact it doesn’t even describe how its VIP scheme works, other than noting that the more you play, the more you’ll earn. There are monthly gifts, birthday gifts, weekly cashback and a monthly VIP prize draw to await, plus the prospect of trips to Vegas and Macau. Beyond that, the VIP scheme remains murky and ill-defined.

Cray Cray!

Whether you choose to download the casino’s software or elect to play its Flash games in your web browser is your prerogative. Neither option looks particularly enticing it must be said.

There’s apparently a £20 no-deposit bonus when you sign up, something that Crazy Luck Casino neglected to mention on its Promotions page. This casino truly is cray-cray. The casino games are divided into various categories including one reserved for New Games, which is populated with the likes of Heroes’ Realm, Jenny Nevada and the Diamond Temple and Goldenman, none of which are new.

i-Slots are the Pick

Showing its age, Crazy Luck Casino has its slots separated into 3-reel games, 5-reel games, progressive jackpots and interactive slots.

In theory the i-Slots are the pick of the bunch due to their awesome animations. Play Baby Boomers and As The Reels Turn, however, and you may demur. Not only are the i-Slots bad, but so is the text accompanying them; on this particular page, Crazy Luck Casino try and fail to spell their own name correctly. That’s how bad this site is.

The progressive jackpot games comprise just 4 titles: Money Magic, Major Moolah, One Million Reels BC and Strike Gold. There are more games to mull in the 3-reel category, but in truth there’s little to recommend when it comes to Chicken Little, Big Cash Win or Bust a Vault. The 5-reel slots aren’t much better, whether rolling the reels of Metal Detector, Ocean Treasure or Scary Rich.

Table Games and Video Poker

Graphically, the table games at Crazy Luck Casino aren’t up to much but the selection is reasonable at least, whether playing Craps, Let It Ride or 5-card poker. There are the usual roulette variants, a couple of blackjack games and baccarat, Pai Gow and Red Dog among others.

Poker fans can also try a few video poker games such as Double Joker, Aces and Faces and Deuces Wild. Completing proceedings are a few scratch cards and number games such as Keno and Sudoku.

Good Luck with Crazy Luck

Crazy Luck Casino is a bleak and bizarre site that’s way too old and way too weird to take seriously. It’s not the sort of place you would go out of your way to sign up at for numerous reasons. It’s badly written, badly designed and badly in need of a major makeover.

Whatever country you hail from and whatever your favourite casino games, there is literally nothing to recommend about this site.

Crazy Luck Casino is functional – just – but if that’s all that can be said in its favour, you really shouldn’t be wasting your time with it. A handful of old slots, some basic table games and a few specialty games are all you get. Well, that and a whole lot of crazy. As for the luck...well good luck if you decide to sign up and play at Crazy Luck Casino. You’ll need it.