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Luckymeister Withdrawal
Last Updated: Jul 31, 2026
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Luckymeister Casino Withdrawal/Verification
Crypto does most of the lifting here. Bank transfer is the only conventional rail Luckymeister lists and everything besides it is Bitcoin, Litecoin, Dogecoin, XRP, or USDT. Confusingly, the deposit terms go on to name VISA and Mastercard, credit and debit, neither of which appears on the payment list at all. Support is your only reliable source on what actually loads from your country. The site admits this.
Minimum in: €20 or the equivalent. The name on the card or wallet is the rule that actually has teeth. Deposits from a third party are refused. If security spots one after the money's already through, winnings are confiscated and the original deposit goes back to whoever owned the payment account. Luckymeister accepts no liability for what's lost in between.
No deposit limits can be applied to the crypto payment system, full stop. If you want a ceiling on what goes in, you'll need to fund the account some other way. Tax is yours to handle, according to the law where you live.
Withdrawals start at €20 as well, with the maximum again method-dependent. If the amount overshoots what a payment system can push through, it arrives in installments instead of being refused. Verification comes first. The casino can hold a withdrawal for as long as the checks take and incorrect personal details may result in the request being rejected and the account being terminated, with notification by email. Cards add another layer of uncertainty on top: even where cards are supported, the issuing bank can block the transaction on its own judgment.
Behind the site, everything runs in euros. Pay in something else and the amount charged may come out slightly above what was displayed, thanks to conversion by your bank, the casino's processor or both.
Bank transfers take 5 to 7 banking days and aren't available for USD withdrawals, an odd exclusion when USD isn't an accepted currency anyway. Rarely does an intermediary bank take a cut of a transfer. There's nothing the casino can do about it, though the damage stops at €16 equivalent.
The limits are: €4,000 daily, €8,000 weekly and €30,000 monthly. A €25,000 balance, therefore, takes about a month to see. Anything above €30,000 gets paid monthly in €30,000 slices until it's done.
Winnings have their own ceiling, separate from all that. Cumulative across every casino game except progressive jackpots, in any 24-hour stretch, €50,000 for VIP and €25,000 for everyone else, VIP trial included. Cross it and further wagers placed in that window may be voided and the stakes are handed back. The day is measured 00:00 to 23:59 UTC. Excess winnings may be voided at the casino's discretion. No interest accrues on your balance and no currency exchange is provided.
Refunds have a 24-hour window from the transaction, extended to 30 days if someone else accessed the account and made the deposit. Card refunds go up to whatever was deposited; anything on top leaves through a different method. Bonuses and winnings are deducted from the balance before the refund is processed. Card payments flagged as high risk can be refunded, but the authorities are informed. Whatever the refund costs, you pay.
Stop logging in for 12 straight months and the account is classed as dormant. From there, a €10 monthly maintenance fee eats into a positive balance until it's empty or you come back.
Verification
Two things get checked at Luckymeister: who you are and where the money came from. Nothing about proof of address appears anywhere in the terms.
For identity, any official government document will do, provided it shows:
- Your photo, first name, last name, expiration date and date of birth
- Upload it as JPEG, PNG or PDF; no other format is accepted
- It cannot be expired and it cannot be edited, since cropping is fine, but retouching gets files bounced
- No selfie is needed on its own; a selfie is only required if the casino specifically asks for one
Payment proof depends on what you deposited with:
- Non-card methods: a screenshot or official statement of the deposit showing the amount, your full name, the date and the merchant name.
- Bank card: no screenshot required. A photo of the card showing your name, the first 6 digits, the last 4 digits and the expiration date.
The same 3 formats apply: JPEG, PNG or PDF.
Uploads live under “My Account”, then “Documents”. Your ID and anything else requested go there, and the same page shows where the review stands, so the status isn't buried in an inbox somewhere.
How to Verify Your Account at Luckymeister Casino
Understand what's actually being checked
Luckymeister verifies 2 things: identity and the origin of the money. Proof of address, the third document most operators demand, appears nowhere in the terms.
Pick an identity document
Any official government document works, as long as the image carries a photo, first name, last name, expiration date and date of birth. The expiration date matters twice over, because a document that has lapsed gets rejected on sight regardless of how legible everything else is.
Prepare the file correctly
JPEG, PNG or PDF and nothing outside those 3. Cropping is permitted, so trimming the edges of a passport photo won't cause problems. Retouching is where files come back rejected, and the line between improving a dark photo and editing a document is drawn by whoever reviews it, not by you.
Skip the selfie unless asked
No selfie forms part of the standard requirement. It only enters the picture if Luckymeister specifically requests one, which typically follows something in the initial submission raising a question.
Prove where the deposit came from
What you send depends entirely on the method used. For anything other than a card, the casino wants a screenshot or an official statement showing the deposit amount, your full name, the date and the merchant name. All 4 have to be visible in a single image, so a cropped statement missing the merchant line means submitting again.
If you deposited by card, photograph it instead
No screenshot is needed here. A photo of the card itself covers it, showing your name, the first 6 digits, the last 4 digits and the expiration date. The middle digits stay hidden. The same 3 formats apply as everywhere else.
Upload under My Account, then Documents
Every requested file goes to the same place. That page also displays where the review stands, so the status sits in front of you rather than arriving as an email you might miss or lose in a spam folder.
Frequently Asked Questions
About a month. The weekly cap of €8,000 sets the pace, not the €4,000 daily one. Anything over €30,000 gets paid out in €30,000 slices, one a month, until it's gone.
No. €25,000 across all casino games except progressive jackpots, or €50,000 with VIP status. The VIP trial doesn't count toward the higher figure. The day runs 00:00 to 23:59 UTC, and wagers placed after you cross the line may be voided with stakes returned.
Neither, reliably. The payment list holds only bank transfer and crypto, and Luckymeister admits availability varies by country. Ask support before assuming a method exists.
The most expensive mistake on the site. Third party deposits are refused, and if one is caught later, winnings are confiscated and the money goes back to whoever owns the payment account. Not to you.
Not on crypto, where limits can't be applied at all. Fund by bank transfer if a cap matters, and expect 5 to 7 banking days.
Everything settles in € behind the site, so your bank or the processor converts it, and the final figure lands slightly above the displayed one. Bank transfers can also lose up to €16 equivalent to an intermediary bank.
No. Cropping is allowed, retouching isn't, and brightening counts as retouching. Reshoot it in better light.
A screenshot or statement showing four things in one image: amount, your full name, date and merchant name. Card deposits skip this and need a photo of the card instead.
