AceLucky review
AceLucky is a slots-led casino with Sports and Live tabs, run by ProgressPlay Limited and trading since 2016 by its own account. It suits UK players who like a lobby with a game layered on top — missions, badges and a points store. We show no welcome headline: the welcome terms we could read ask for 50x wagering, which is more than we are prepared to feature on a UK page.
Offer
No offer headline. AceLucky's published welcome terms require 50x wagering on bonus money (within 30 days), so we do not feature the offer on this UK page.
Last checked 6 October 2026 · Source: operator's welcome terms at https://www.acelucky.com/promotions?code=Welcome
Licence
ProgressPlay Limited holds a Gambling Commission remote licence under account 39335 (casino, betting and bingo listed as active), and acelucky.com appears on that account's domain list in the Commission's public register.
Gambling Commission public registerWhat the lobby is like
The front page is busy in a good way: a new-releases strip, a game-of-the-week slot and a long slots shelf, with Live and Sports one click away. When we looked, the new strip carried well-known sequels such as Gates of Olympus POP and Forever Split Megaways alongside hold-and-win titles.
The rewards layer is what makes it feel different from a plain casino skin. Missions ask you to try a game or trigger a feature, levels and badges stack up, and points can be spent in a Rewards Store on spins, deposit offers or cashback. Nobody needs a loyalty scheme, so treat it as decoration rather than a reason to play more.
Paying in and cashing out
The deposits page says credit cards are not available to UK players, and lists PayPal as available to UK and Ireland customers only. Debit cards, Apple Pay, Trustly and other e-wallets are also listed.
Withdrawals show a one-business-day processing step, then transfer times that vary by method: one business day for NETeller and instant bank payment, three for Trustly and Payz, and three to seven for cards and PayPal. Identity checks are required once deposits and withdrawals across the network reach the threshold in the terms, so verifying early saves time.
Safer gambling
AceLucky lists deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, and links to GAMSTOP and BeGambleAware from its footer. Under UK rules a deposit limit is a cap on what you pay in over a fixed 24-hour, 7-day or 1-month period — set one before your first deposit, not after a bad session.
Key facts
| Operator | ProgressPlay Limited |
|---|---|
| Gambling Commission account | 39335 (domain listed on the public register) |
| Products | Casino, live casino, sportsbook |
| Founded | 2016 (operator's about page) |
| Welcome offer | Not shown — published wagering is 50x |
| Credit cards | Not available to UK players (operator's deposits page) |
| Payout processing | 1 business day, then 1–7 business days by method |
Questions
Is AceLucky licensed in the UK?
Its operator, ProgressPlay Limited, holds a Gambling Commission remote licence under account 39335, and acelucky.com is listed on that account in the public register (checked 6 October 2026).
Why doesn't Bloomable show AceLucky's welcome bonus?
The welcome terms we read require 50x wagering on bonus money. We only feature UK offers with wagering of 10x or lower, so the headline is left off.
Can I use PayPal at AceLucky?
The deposits page lists PayPal as available to UK and Ireland customers.
Verdict
A sensible pick if you want a long-running slots lobby with a light rewards game on top and PayPal at the till. Skip the welcome bonus, set a deposit limit, and judge it on how quickly the first withdrawal lands.