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Lucky Streak is a relatively new live casino developer, formed in only 2014. The company is based in Israel, but they operate their live studios in Latvia. At the moment they don’t offer too many blackjack titles, but they do at least try new things with some of them.

For example, all Lucky Streak blackjack tables allow players to ‘bet behind’ when the table is full. This means you won’t have to wait for a seat to start playing. They also offer a unique take on the various blackjack side bets.

As of 2018, they do not posses a United Kingdom Gambling Commission licence, and so will be unavailable to UK players. Some online casinos Lucky Streak currently provide live casino games include Leo Vegas and Unique Casino.

BJ Tables From Lucky Streak

When we reviewed it, all Lucky Streak’s blackjack tables were essentially the same. There were no VIP or Punto Banco variants, just straight up Vegas blackjack on (sort of) unlimited tables using an eight-deck shoe. Vegas rules means the dealer draws twice on the first pass, meaning they could possibly instantly pull a blackjack and end the hand. Unlimited tables mean unlimited players can play at the same table, without all having to have a seat.

Where this differs from true unlimited tables, is that it is a bet-behind system. In this format, you can bet on another players hand – but you have no control over the plays they make. If you find a strategic (and hopefully lucky) player, this can work well for you. However, find a player who enjoys hitting on a 19 and standing on a seven? Well, you can imagine it might not be the best option to maximise your returns. Still at least you can enjoy some kind of play while you wait for a seat to free up, and it does offer an extra level of anticipation.

Aside (excuse the pun) from bet behind, Lucky Streak blackjack tables also offer 21+3 and perfect pairs side bets. However, they are a little different from the how they operate at some casinos.

Perfect Pairs – This side bet often comes with three or four different pay-outs, for options such as mixed pairs or suited pairs. When we reviewed it, Lucky Streak had only one pay-out, 25:1 for getting dealt a perfect pair.

21+3 – This side bet lets you bet that a poker hand (usually either flush, straight, three of a kind and straight flush) will appear from a combination of your hand and the dealer’s. At most live casino blackjack tables, there will be a range of pay-outs based upon the different odds of each hand occurring – not so at Lucky Streak. At Lucky Streak all four results paid 9:1 when we checked.

One last feature we thought we should mention at Lucky Streak blackjack tables was the pre-decision buttons. Unlike most live blackjack tables we had played, here you could lock in your play before it is your turn to do so. Pulled a 20 and the dealer a 16, but you’re last in the turn queue? At Lucky Streak, you could lock in your stand ahead of your turn. Thereby freeing up your time to think about your next move. Or even tab out and check your socials – although we don’t recommend that for serious players!

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House Rules

When we reviewed Lucky Streak, the house rules were the same on all its tables, as it didn’t run different variants. They were:

  • 3:2 on blackjack
  • 1:1 on winning hands
  • No surrender
  • 7 seat game with 8 decks
  • Double on any two cards
  • Split aces get dealt 1 card
  • Insurance pays out 2:1
  • Dealer stands on 17

 

Mobile

Lucky Streak’s mobile experience was not exactly top tier. Although a part of mobile live casino gameplay does rely on the casino hosting the tables, the developer is the most responsible for the quality of their mobile service. Although the lobby works well on smaller touch screens, with big icons and a simple interface, playing Lucky Streak blackjack on mobile was not as good as it could be.

The interface was simply too fiddly for a hitch-free portable experience. Card values were sometimes difficult to see, even on a good connection, and the turn option interface had not been upscaled for mobile use. Basically, Lucky Streak mobile blackjack tables felt like they had been ported over from the desktop version without much changed for mobile users.

In fact, when we tested it we couldn’t use side bets (except bet behind) on mobile, because the interface was so small and difficult. That was a shame, because Lucky Streak blackjack has some interesting ideas and worked nicely on desktop.

Native & Private Tables

When we reviewed it, Lucky Streak did not offer tables with live dealers speaking languages other than English. It also had not adopted private & branded table technology, whereby casinos can create custom studios with their own branding and offers.

That was disappointing, and we haven’t re-checked whether it has changed since.

In Comparison

When we reviewed it, Lucky Streak’s desktop blackjack offering was small but well run, with a few unique features. Being able to bet behind on all tables is a useful feature for some, and the flat pay-out structure on their side bets might also attract some players looking for something new from live blackjack.

However, when we tested it, their mobile gameplay let them down. It was worth a look on desktop, but overall we didn’t think Lucky Streak posed a challenge to Evolution’s spot at the top of the live casino game.