UK review · Updated 6 October 2026 · Sponsored
AceLucky review
A slot-heavy orbit with a live-dealer moon.
7.8 / 10
Paid placement for UK players aged 18 or over. Significant terms sit beside the offer; read the operator's full T&Cs before you deposit. We earn a commission on sign-ups. How this works.
AceLucky is a ProgressPlay white label that puts reels first and keeps a live-casino tab close behind.
Nova filed AceLucky with the sponsored sister rooms: ProgressPlay Limited runs it on Gambling Commission account 39335, the account that also carries BetNeptune, LekkerBets and AfricaSports. The lobby opens on slots sorted by studio and mechanic, and roulette and blackjack dealers wait one tab across. A sportsbook hides in the menu, but nobody should join AceLucky for the football.
A quarter-match is modest beside the bigger numbers on this desk, so treat it as a light extra, not a reason to deposit.
Two clauses matter more than the percentage. Skrill and Neteller top-ups do not qualify, and asking for a withdrawal cancels any bonus still running. The welcome is also capped at five brands across the ProgressPlay network, so collecting it at every room in this block will not work.
Why it scores
- Live dealers a single tab from the reels
Why it does not
Verdict
Bring a debit card rather than an e-wallet.
AceLucky's welcome offer is on hold here: the operator's published terms currently disagree on wagering and on how long a bonus lasts, so we show no bonus amount or wagering figure. See operator terms before you sign up.
Paid placement for UK players aged 18 or over. Significant terms sit beside the offer; read the operator's full T&Cs before you deposit. We earn a commission on sign-ups. How this works.