A wagering requirement concerns qualifying betting, KYC means identity checks, and a withdrawal processing target is not a guaranteed payment time. The definitions below distinguish promotional conditions from the separate rules that apply when withdrawing money.
Bonus and wagering terms
- Welcome bonus — A promotional bonus linked to a new customer's first deposit. Bonus offers may have limits on how and when funds are released.
- Minimum qualifying deposit — The smallest deposit that meets a promotion's deposit condition. This is a condition of that promotion, not a stated minimum for every deposit method.
- Wagering requirement — The qualifying betting needed to meet a promotional condition. A promotion may release bonus funds in stages as wagering conditions are met; the reference amount and rules depend on its terms.
- Bonus instalment — A portion of a bonus released separately from the rest. Meeting a release condition should not be confused with unlocking an entire advertised bonus.
- Wagering deadline — The time allowed to complete an offer's betting conditions. Promotions may also set separate deadlines for making a qualifying deposit.
- Free spins — Promotional spins on a specified slot. Promotions may set a deadline for completing free-spin wagering and may treat winnings as bonus funds.
- Bonus funds — Funds subject to promotional conditions rather than automatically unrestricted cash. A winning spin does not by itself establish that the proceeds are withdrawable.
- Household and IP restriction — An eligibility limit that may apply beyond an individual account. Check the promotion's terms for any such limits.
Wagering contribution
Wagering contribution is the share of a bet that counts towards an offer's wagering requirement. It is separate from the bonus release rate. Contributions can differ between game categories; check the applicable terms.
| Game category | Contribution |
|---|---|
| Slots | 100% |
| Sports | 50% |
| Roulette and live roulette | 5% |
| Dice and crash | 0% |
| Other games | 20% |
A category appearing in the casino does not necessarily mean it contributes to a promotion. Check the applicable terms for conditions.
Withdrawal and verification terms
- Minimum withdrawal — The smallest amount normally permitted in a withdrawal request. Lucky Block's terms set this at CAD 10 or equivalent, with an exception for account closure.
- Withdrawal pending or processing period — The period between submitting a withdrawal request and the casino processing it. Lucky Block aims to process withdrawals within 24 hours, subject to checks. That wording describes a processing target, not a guaranteed arrival time.
- KYC / identity verification — Checks of the account holder's identity and supporting details. Lucky Block may request photo ID, proof of address and other checks before a withdrawal. A withdrawal request can therefore involve more than selecting an amount and payment method.
- Original payment method — The method used to fund the account. Lucky Block's terms state that withdrawals go back to the original payment method; a deposit option should not be treated as proof that an unrelated withdrawal destination is available.
- Rolling withdrawal limit — A cap measured over a moving period rather than simply a calendar month. Lucky Block's standard maximum is CAD 150,000 per rolling 30 days. VIP players may be eligible for up to CAD 500,000; that higher amount is not stated as the standard allowance.
- Deposit wagering condition — A betting condition attached to deposited money, distinct from a promotional bonus requirement. Lucky Block applies an 8% withdrawal fee, with a €4 minimum, if the deposit has not been wagered at least once.
See withdrawal rules for cash-out conditions and verification requirements for the identity and address checks described in the terms.
Payment, account and mobile terms
- Crypto payment — A payment using cryptocurrency. Lucky Block's FAQ lists BTC, BCH, LTC, DOGE, ETH, USDT, TRX, XRP, ADA, BNB, SOL and USDC. Its USDT listing names ERC-20 and TRC-20.
- Buy Crypto — The tab listed for purchasing cryptocurrency by card. This should not be confused with a promise of direct card withdrawals: the listed feature concerns buying crypto.
- Dormant account — An account that has reached the inactivity threshold specified in the terms. At Lucky Block, no bet activity for 180 days makes an account dormant, and a monthly fee of 10% of the remaining balance may be deducted.
- Home-screen shortcut — A way to access the mobile website from a device's home screen. Lucky Block's app page describes a shortcut with no downloads or installs, rather than a native iOS or Android store app.
For more detail, use the guides to payment methods and mobile access.
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