Luckyheroes

Lucky Heroes was a quest-themed casino where players picked a knight, mage or archer, completed missions in the fantasy land of “Valoria” and swapped coins for bonuses in a “Bonus Bazaar”. It no longer exists. Casino Guru lists Lucky Heroes as closed since May 2024, and when we checked in October 2026 the website no longer loaded at all. This page replaces our earlier review, which still described the casino as open.

Lucky Heroes is closed. You can’t sign up or play there, and any offer you see advertised under its name isn’t from Lucky Heroes.

What happened to Lucky Heroes

Casino Guru records the closure in May 2024 and names the operator as “Radibi N.V.”, almost certainly the Curaçao company Rabidi N.V., whose casinos used the same gamified style. A month later, the Curaçao Gaming Authority’s enforcement register lists Rabidi’s licence as revoked, effective 11 June 2024. Several of Rabidi’s other brands carried on under successor companies, often without a licence we could verify; our guide to Rabidi N.V. casinos covers what happened to them, including QuickWin, Casombie and Excitewin.

Its record while it was open

Casino Guru’s complaints tab lists four cases, two resolved and two rejected:

• a withdrawal stuck after the player asked to self-exclude (350,000 CLP)
• withdrawal problems after documents were repeatedly rejected (€5,000)
• a withdrawal delayed by blocked verification (€1,500)
• a player who couldn’t close their account (€80)

User feedback on Casino Guru was “Bad”, with players describing slow withdrawals and weak responsible-gambling tools. Our previous review was more positive than this record supported, which is another reason we’ve replaced it.

If you had an account at Lucky Heroes

The site is gone, so the casino’s own support can no longer help. If you believe you were owed money when it closed:

• gather any emails, transaction records and screenshots you still have
• contact your payment provider; card and some e-wallet payments may be disputable, while crypto usually isn’t
• file a complaint with an independent complaints service such as Casino Guru, which tracks closed casinos

Realistically, recovering funds from a closed offshore casino is difficult. See our guide on whether you can sue a casino for not paying out.

Looking for an alternative?

If you liked Lucky Heroes for its quests and rewards, look for a licensed casino with a loyalty programme, and check the licence on the regulator’s own register before you deposit. Our list of new casinos, our guide to MGA casinos and our VIP casinos page are good places to start. Our casino blacklist lists operators we actively advise against, and our review policy explains how we assess casinos.

Sources checked 6 October 2026: luckyheroes.com (domain no longer resolves); Casino Guru Lucky Heroes Casino review, closure notice and complaint record; Curaçao Gaming Authority enforcement register (14 September 2026).

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