Lucky Games

The Lucky Games affiliate program is ideal for established iGaming publishers, SEO specialists, and review portals with dedicated, high-intent traffic in Belgium. While the 36-month player attribution limit and negative carryover require active performance management, the program provides institutional security, zero insolvency risk, and top-tier conversion rates for affiliates monetizing Belgium's specialized dice casino market.
Program Highlights

• Target Market & Licensing: Focused exclusively on Belgium under a Tier 1 Class B+ license (B+ 3825) held by Luciana NV.
• Commission Models: Tiered Revenue Share up to a nominal 45% based on First Time Depositor (FTD) volume[cite: 1, 2], alongside custom CPA and Hybrid arrangements upon manager approval.
• Tracking Architecture: Powered by NetRefer with a 30-day cookie attribution window[cite: 1, 2] and daily statistics tracking updates.
• Settlement Terms: Monthly payouts with a low minimum threshold of €50, processed via Bank Wire Transfer and Skrill.
• Key Policy Parameters: Features standard NGR fee deductions[cite: 1, 2], active negative carryover[cite: 1, 2], and a contractually capped 3-year (36-month) maximum player attribution window.

Lucky Games (luckygames.be) is a regulated Belgian online arcade operator licensed under Class B+ (B+ 3825) by the Belgian Gaming Commission. Managed by Luciana NV—an established Antwerp-based operator active since 1957—and backed by the Ardent Finance Group through Gaming1[cite: 1, 2], the platform specializes in dice slots, dice games, roulette, and digital card games. Its official partner platform operates on the NetRefer engine within the Gaming1 network, offering legal stability and financial backing from a Tier 1 regulatory jurisdiction.

Tailored specifically to the Belgian market, the program provides high localized player retention and reliable monthly settlements in Euros via SEPA bank wire transfer and Skrill. Because operations adhere strictly to Belgian gambling legislation—including severe mass-media advertising bans and a statutory minimum age of 21—the affiliate program is structured primarily around high-intent search engine traffic and compliant review portals rather than broad display campaigns.