Lucky Coin, a new crypto casino, has gone live on infrastructure from DeGaming, a Web3 iGaming supplier. The casino is designed so that its finances can be checked on-chain by anyone.
It runs on DeGaming’s Bankroll-as-a-Service. Funds sit in addresses that can be observed and verified independently, and DeGaming’s Glass Vault layer mirrors the casino’s financial record on-chain.
How the model works
- Bets, wins, deposits and withdrawals are all recorded on-chain
- DeGaming’s bankroll covers player payouts, so Lucky Coin does not have to put up its own capital
- The front end is built on DeGaming’s customisable API
- Features include live chat, a live leaderboard, a live bankroll bar, 24/7 support and a set of Originals games
- Lucky Coin is targeting instant cashouts and high return-to-player rates
What the companies said
Ulle Skottling, chief executive of DeGaming, said Lucky Coin “demonstrates what is possible when operators have the freedom to build a transparent, verifiable infrastructure.”
A Lucky Coin co-founder said: “Working with DeGaming has given us the flexibility to build Lucky Coin around our own vision.”
The companies did not disclose the size of the bankroll, RTP figures, licensing or target markets.