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For those unfamiliar with the work of Casino Luck, a quick look at their logo will tell you that they have found inspiration, thanks to the luck of the Irish.
The logo is a (naturally) green four-leaf clover and the text also takes on a vibrant green hue.
The company themselves are Malta-based and have an MGA licence. They also have a licence with the UKGC, which, with the MGA licence means they can operate in most countries within Europe.
Whilst Casino Luck might not be Irish, I want to see just how far that Irish influence has spread through their casino lobby. I plan to do so by taking a look at the best Irish themed slots that Casino Luck has to offer.
Before I do so I figured it was worth mentioning that slots are the main deal over at Casino Luck. However, you will also find some table games, a live casino and access to virtual sports.
They have titles from the likes of Net Entertainment, BluePrint Gaming, MicroGaming, Play ‘n’ Go and Red Tiger, to name but a few.
There are classic and contemporary slots, and most importantly, there are Irish slots, but which ones are the best?
Do I need to say anything about the Rainbow Riches Pick ‘n’ Mix slot? This might not be the original, but it is still a certified classic slot in our eyes. In fact, if I am being totally honest, I actually prefer this one to the original. If you like a slot with a bonus feature then this one will meet that requirement 6 times over. That’s right there are 6 bonus features in this slot, making it the best Rainbow Riches slot we’ve played.
TheFinn and the Swirly Spins slot is a Net Entertainment game that we scored a perfect 10 when it was released back in 2017. We loved and still do love how incredible this game looks. Finn is a cheeky little leprechaun who sits besides the reels playing his pipe as you spin them in a setup that’s unlike most other games. You form clusters instead of working within paylines and the symbols move in swirling pattern towards the centre point of the grid, hence the name of the game. There are plenty of bonus features here in a game that we guarantee you’ll find entertaining and visually engaging.
The Stacks o’ Gold slot sees us continue down the leprechaun rabbit hole, one we may never leave as long as there are Irish slots to be found. This iSoftBet number is proof, if ever it was needed, that all slots designers have a special place in their hearts for this theme. Every Irish symbol you can think of is here, with the addition a few that we haven’t even mentioned in our feature article. The game looks great, is full of colour and vibrancy. This is another game with an unusual grid formation which helps to keep each and every spin exciting.
The Leprechaun Goes Wild slot is part of a series of Leprechaun slots that sees the cheeky chap heading to Hell and to Egypt, where he causes all sorts of trouble. Like the other slots in this Play ‘n’ Go series this a well-designed slot, as it needs to be to compete in the littered Leprechaun market. What you do get will offer up the sort of simple, straight-forward slot that many players enjoy. You get Wilds, a respin feature and Free Spins. Your Free Spins come with sticky Wilds, can be re-triggered and you can gain additional spins on top of that retrigger. The house edge is pretty decent too.
The Celtic Goddess slot sees us move away from leprechauns for a while in favour of something a little bit more classically Irish. In this 2by2 slot you get to experience the magical powers of the Celtic Goddess, Danu, who will try to bring you luck and riches. The game looks good, with some detailed symbols nestled in amongst the ancient Celtic Standing Stones. There are wilds and there are free spins. There is also an additional feature that is present during the free spins. There isn’t too much here needing any improvement.
And that is exactly how Irish Casino Luck are. Essentially as Irish as anyone slots casino out there but with more 4-leaf clovers than most.
You can check out our Casino Luck reviews here.
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The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland sits to the north-west of mainland Europe. The United Kingdom shares a border with The Republic of Ireland and has coasts on the Atlantic Ocean, Celtic Sea, North Sea, Irish Sea and English Channel. The population of the UK is approaching the 67.6 million mark leading to a fairly densely populated land mass. The gambling sector in the United Kingdom is entirely regulated and licensed by the UKGC – the United Kingdom Gambling Commission. Should players resident In the UK wish to gamble with foreign based operators there is no history of this being treated as a criminal offence, but high levels of protection exist for UK residents playing with UK licensed operators.
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