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Trust Score

Luck.io

DARK T4 Fully on-chain candidate Dark Not in the live ranking Last reviewed 2026-09-14

What this is

As of September 2026, Luck.io is closed. It was a Solana casino, marketed as fully on-chain and non-custodial, that ran for roughly a year before shutting down in April 2026 per industry reports, telling players to withdraw their funds. Reporting after the announcement questioned the "fully on-chain" framing — the settlement contracts were on Solana but randomness was described as coming from an off-chain source — and attributed the closure to unsustainable spending. We hold none of the underlying figures ourselves and reproduce none of them as verified. We list it here because a graveyard is the only honest counterweight to a survival score.

Score breakdown

45/100 Total

Every sub-score is points out of its weight, so the total is a sum you can recheck by hand.

Payout proof 10/25

It told players to withdraw before closing rather than going silent, which is better than the worst outcome, but a closed operator cannot be counted on to pay and we hold no evidence that everyone got out.

Transparency 15/25

A wallet-based Solana casino with contract settlement had real outside visibility while it ran, which is why this is the one sub-score that stays mid-range — though its "fully on-chain" framing was later disputed.

Survival 0/20

Zero by the grid: a dark operator scores nothing on survival. The pre-cap seed value of 6 reflects a roughly one-year run.

Freedom 12/15

Wallet login with no KYC and no account, which was the product's main draw.

Value 8/15

A small game set funded by very heavy marketing spend; nothing here we can verify as durable value.

Caps applied

  • dark:survival=0 The operator is dark, so survival is set to 0.

How this score is built

Key facts

Custody
Non-custodial
KYC
None
On-chain tier
T4
Status
Dark
Licence
unknown
Chains
SOL
Provably-fair originals
Yes
Live dealer
No
Sportsbook
No
Founded
unknown
Reserve
Reserve: unverified
Last reviewed
2026-09-14

Verified vs claimed

Verified by us

Nothing verified yet.

The left column stays empty until we have done the work ourselves: a deposit, a withdrawal with a hash we can publish, or a treasury address read on a public chain. We would rather show an empty column than a borrowed number.

Claimed by the operator

On-chain tier
T4
Licence
unknown
Custody
Non-custodial
KYC
None
Provably-fair originals
Yes

These are the operator's own statements as we read them on the date below. Recording a claim is not endorsing it.

Risks

  • The site is closed. Do not send funds to it or to anything presenting itself as its successor.
  • Domains of dead casinos are frequently re-registered and used for phishing.
  • If you still hold a balance there, treat it as lost unless the operator provides a verifiable recovery path.

Notes

  • Shut down April 2026 per industry reports (as stated in our source brief and consistent with contemporaneous coverage).
  • Claimed while operating: fully on-chain, non-custodial, no KYC. Verified by us: nothing.
  • Post-closure reporting disputed the "fully on-chain" claim, describing off-chain randomness behind on-chain settlement. We record that as a reported dispute, not as a finding of ours.
  • Last known tier T4 is recorded as claimed, not confirmed. It is the tier the operator marketed, and it is precisely the claim the post-closure reporting above called into question.
  • We do not publish the wager volumes or marketing-spend figures that circulated in coverage of the closure; we did not verify them.
  • Licence: unknown. Founded year: null. The homepage is retained for the record and may not resolve.

Go to the operator

We do not link out to a dark operator. The domain may no longer be under the same control, and there is nothing here to visit.