The lobby in fourteen categories
The lobby is not one long list but a row of cabinets. Here are the fourteen categories and what each is good for.
| Category | What you find | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Popular slots | The titles played most right now | Popular says nothing about volatility; look at the type of game too. |
| Megaways | Slots where the number of symbols per reel changes, with thousands of ways to win | Often high volatility: long quiet runs and bigger swings. |
| Bonus buy | Slots where you can buy the bonus round directly | The price is a multiple of your stake, so it is a hefty expense. |
| Jackpots | Slots with a progressive or fixed jackpot | Jackpot wins fall outside the €20,000 weekly withdrawal cap. |
| High RTP | Games with a return above average | Check the RTP in the game info; it can differ per version. |
| Instant games | Short rounds with an immediate result, such as Plinko and Mines | Fast rounds mean a budget can disappear quickly. |
| Crash | A multiplier that climbs until it crashes; you cash out in time | An automatic cash-out level helps with discipline. |
| Scratch cards | Digital scratch cards with an instant result | Low stakes, but a top prize that rarely lands. |
| Table games | Classic variants of blackjack, roulette and poker | They count for 0% towards the welcome package wagering. |
| Lottery | Draws and lotto-style games | The outcome is pure chance; there is no strategy. |
| Roulette | European, French and smaller variants | European roulette has one zero and therefore a lower house edge than American. |
| Blackjack | Single-hand and multi-hand versions | Basic strategy lowers the house edge but does not bring it to zero. |
| Live | Tables with a real dealer, via video stream | Counts for 10% towards the welcome package wagering. |
| LuckyBoom picks | Lists that the casino compiles itself | A handy start, but here too there is no guarantee of winning. |
A sample from the lobby
Three shelves of titles that sit in the lobby: a row of portrait posters, hold-and-win slots and a few table favourites.
The Wild 300
Obsidian Rush
Welcome to Octoberfest
Lucky Barrel
Cloud Piggies
3 Fat KingsAmigo Gaming
Lucky Charms Trio
Magical Piñata
Red Hot Chilli Chickens
Lady Wolf Moon Megaways
Goose Boom Bang!BelatraHold and Win and bonus slots
Serpent Gold Hold and Win
Thunder Coins XXL Hold and Win
Sizzling Eggs Grand Gold Edition
Wild Cash x9990
Le FishermanIn hold-and-win slots, special symbols stay locked in place while you get a few extra rounds to fill more of the screen. The wins usually sit in that bonus round, which makes these games volatile. The rules and the maximum win are in the studio’s game info.
Choosing by volatility and RTP
Two numbers decide how a slot feels and what it costs on average. Both are usually shown in the game info.
| Volatility | How it feels | Suits |
|---|---|---|
| Low | Many small wins, a big payout only rarely | Long sessions on a small budget |
| Medium | A mix of small wins and a decent one now and then | Most players who simply want to play |
| High | Long quiet stretches, an occasional large payout | A bigger budget and plenty of patience |
What 96% RTP means
RTP is an average over millions of rounds, not a promise for one session. Staking €100 on a 96% RTP game can win you a lot or lose everything in the short run; the average of €4 lost per €100 only emerges over a great many rounds. A higher RTP lowers the expected cost, but it does not remove the risk.
- Check RTP and volatility in the game info before you start.
- Decide in advance how much you want to stake and stop when that amount is gone.
- Spread your budget over more rounds at a lower stake rather than a few rounds at a high one.
- Use bonus buy only if the total price fits your budget.
- Do not treat a win as a reason to raise your stake.
- Take breaks; no game is going anywhere.
Crash, Plinko and other instant games
Short rounds without reels or bonus features: you place a stake and within seconds there is an outcome.
10000x Limbo
Mines
Chicken Plinko
Gravity Plinko
Plinko Dare2Win
Tap the PotHow a crash round works
- You place a stake before the round starts.
- A multiplier begins at 1× and climbs.
- You cash out before it crashes; if you are too late, the stake is lost.
- An automatic cash-out level dampens impulsive decisions.
How Plinko and Mines work
- You pick a risk level and rows (Plinko) or the number of mines (Mines).
- The ball drops, or you open tiles; every safe tile raises the multiplier.
- You can stop and cash out whenever you like.
Instant games have their own RTP and fixed rules; read the provider’s game info. Because rounds are short, a session costs money faster than it seems.
Table games and what they cost
At table games your way of playing determines the house edge. The figures below apply under common rules and flawless play.
Blackjack
Blackjack Multihand
One Blackjack
European Roulette
Mini Roulette
Casino Hold'em| Game | Typical house edge | Remark |
|---|---|---|
| Blackjack with basic strategy | about 0.5% | Depends on the rules of the table. |
| European roulette | 2.7% | One zero; every bet carries the same edge. |
| Baccarat, bet on the banker | about 1.06% | A bet on the tie is far more expensive. |
| Casino Hold'em | about 2% | Depends on the options you choose. |
The live casino
Real dealers, real cards and a chat. The offer is organised in six categories and comes from fifteen studios.
Money Time
Speed Roulette
Bar Roulette 2000x
Gravity Wheel
Grand Bonus Blackjack- Contribution to wagering
- 10% on the welcome package
- Maximum stake while wagering
- €5 per round
- Free demo
- Not for live tables; slots and many instant games have one
- Availability
- Not every table is available in every region; the lobby marks what is not open from your location
- Choose a table whose betting limits fit your budget.
- A live round takes longer than a slot spin; plan a session in time, not in rounds.
- No “system” beats the house edge, not even against a real dealer.
- A game show has a wide spread of payouts; treat it as entertainment, not as income.
The studios behind the games
Sixty-one studios supply the slots, instant games and table games. A selection of the names:
If you like a studio, you can search the lobby by that name. Games from the same studio often share a style, a menu and a way of calculating, so a new title quickly feels familiar.
Keep reading
Each guide covers one subject, so you only read what you need. The other guides are listed below.
Frequently asked questions
How many games does lucky boom casino have?
More than 6,500 titles from 61 studios, arranged in fourteen categories.
Can I try games for free first?
Slots and many instant games have a demo next to the real-money mode. Live tables have no demo.
Which games should I use to clear a bonus?
Slots count for 100%, live casino for 10% and table games and video poker for 0%. The maximum stake is €5, or €1 with the first bonus.
What is RTP?
The return over the long term: at 96% RTP a player gets back €96 on average for every €100 staked. It is an average over a very large number of rounds.
What does volatility mean?
How evenly or erratically the payouts arrive. High volatility means longer quiet spells and bigger swings.
Are all live tables available everywhere?
No. The offer differs per region and the lobby marks titles that are not available from your location.
What is a hold-and-win slot?
A slot in which special symbols stay in place while you get a few extra rounds. The details are in the game info.
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