I opened a Lucky Mister account on a weekday evening from my phone's browser, and it took about five minutes. There was no app to download and no document upload at the start.
The Lucky Mister registration process has four steps, and the table below lists the main details.
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Licence | UKGC |
| Jurisdiction | United Kingdom |
| UK Availability | Open to UK residents |
| Minimum Age | 18+ |
| Registration Steps | 4 |
| Mobile Access | Browser, no download |
| Currency | GBP (£) |
| Verification | Required before your first withdrawal |
| First Login | Enabled after email confirmation |
| Account Limit | One per person |
Lucky Mister runs in your browser on desktop and mobile, so you install nothing. I used Safari on an iPhone, and the form fitted the screen without any zooming.
Lucky Mister asks you to confirm your age and UK residence first, then collects your personal details and email address.
Before you join Lucky Mister, check these four conditions.
Forgotten passwords tempt some people to start over with a second account. Reset the password instead, because Lucky Mister closes duplicate accounts.
Four steps take you from the homepage to a live account. If you want to sign up to Lucky Mister, follow them in this order.
My confirmation email arrived in under a minute. Check your spam folder if yours does not show up, and your account goes live as soon as you click the link.
Lucky Mister requires ID checks before it processes a withdrawal. Have these two documents ready.
Lucky Mister requests them when you make your first withdrawal. That is the one drawback of the process: my payout waited about a day while the checks finished. Clear photos or PDFs of both documents shorten that wait.
Log in with your email address and password. The account area holds your settings and payment options in pounds.
I spent a few minutes in the settings before I deposited anything, and I recommend you do the same.