Lucy's Casino Review: Is It Legit?
Lucy's is one of 5,127 casinos we track, and one of the 4,873 of those that publish an address for us to request every morning. Here is what its own paperwork says, including the parts it does not put on the homepage.
What we can verify
- ✓Verified at the regulator: the Curaçao Gaming Authority certifies that it is operated by Famagousta B.V under licence OGL/2023/155/0098, current status Active. It was granted on 04/06/2025. Read the certificate at cga.cw
- !The Curaçao register we hold, published 2026-08-14, lists this licence with an expiry date of 2026-06-04, earlier than the register's own date, and the status "Assessment in progress". The certificate carries no expiry date; the register does. We publish both.
- ·Licensed since 2025-06-04, over 1 year ago.
- ·It shares a licence with 7 other brands listed below.
This is one of the few licences we could confirm with the regulator that issued it. The Curaçao Gaming Authority publishes a certificate for OGL/2023/155/0098, held by Famagousta B.V, and we read it there rather than taking the operator's word for it. It was granted on 04/06/2025. The link above goes to the regulator's own page, so you can check it without us. 49 of the 5,127 casinos we track have a certificate we read at the regulator, and that number is the finding rather than a shortlist.
Deposits
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Cashier read 2026-08-16. Online, but it blocks automated checks on 2026-10-12.
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Brands sharing this licence
These sites carry the same licence number. For some of them that is our own record of it; for the ones marked below we read the certificate at the regulator.
A further 3 sites carry the same licence number in our record, OGL/2023/155/0098. None of them printed it anywhere our reader could see. The number is in our own record, from the catalogue we import rather than from the operator. A shared number on its own is not something a register confirms, and it does not by itself establish who operates them:
- CipherWins
- Jupi
- OhMyZino
And 3 sites carry the same number, OGL/2023/155/0098, with a certificate we read at the regulator rather than taken from the catalogue. For these the licence is confirmed at the source; what a shared number still does not establish on its own is who operates them:
Divas Luck carries the same number through a seal on its own site, but the certificate that seal leads to names 4kasino.com, not its own address, so the regulator's page does not confirm it.
How its cashier compares. We read the cashier of 7 of these sites on 2026-08-16, and of this one. Its cashier does not list Neosurf (6 of 7 do), Apple Pay (4 of 7 do) and Google Pay (4 of 7 do).
What has changed
We check this brand every morning and record anything that moves.
| 2026-08-25 | site status | alive → blocked |
The welcome offer, and what it costs
Read off their own pages. We cannot say when: this capture carries no date of its own and the morning check does not re-read it, so it may be out of date. This is what they advertise, not a recommendation.
| Advertised offer | 250% up to €10000 |
| Free spins | 150 |
| Wagering | 3x, basis not stated |
The number that is missing. They state a multiple but not what it applies to. On the bonus alone it is roughly twice as easy to clear as on deposit plus bonus, and which one applies is the single biggest factor in whether you ever withdraw.
No withdrawal test here yet. When one runs, this is where the amounts, timings, documents demanded and screenshots go. how that works.
The short version
Lucy's is one of the few here whose licence we confirmed with the regulator that issued it.
That is the strongest evidence this site can hold. It is not a promise they pay out, and we have run no withdrawal test on anyone. The certificate carries no expiry date, so what we can say is that the regulator's own page listed this licence as active when we read it, on or before 2026-08-19.
Nothing above changes with who pays us. See the note at the foot of this page.