Lucky Block
Whether Lucky Block asks for documents cannot be established here: the operator's own pages would not open, so there is no verification clause to quote. Across the library the clause was readable at 49 of 100 operators, and all 49 reserved the right to demand documents. Assume the same until you have read it yourself.
The record
Taken from luckyblock.com on 2026-08-26. Terms change without notice — treat this as the date it was read, not as today.
The Curaçao certificate portal returns an answer for luckyblock.com that only two other domains in the library received: “This domain has been removed from the registry.”
That is not Active, not Revoked, and not a not-found result. It is a fourth kind of answer, and the difference between the four is the whole subject of this page.
From the operator's own pages there is nothing to take. They could not be opened, so no verification clause, withdrawal cap, restricted-country list, coin list or founding year appears here. The Anjouan register does not carry the brand either.
Lucky Block carries no score. Too little of the operator's own material could be read to compute one, and a low number in place of missing data would be an invention.
What answer does the Curaçao portal return for this domain?
The portal states that the domain has been removed from the registry. Those are the register's own words, and they are the only permission-related fact this page could find.
The register does not say why the entry was removed, and this page does not guess.
How is removed from the registry different from the other answers?
Active means a certificate stands in the register now. Revoked means it stands there with a revocation against it. Not found means the search returned nothing, with no explanation.
Removed from the registry is worded unlike all three: the register describes an entry it no longer carries. The answer is about the register, not about the operator's intentions.
Four different answers, four different things to know.
How rare is that answer?
The portal was asked about 100 domains and answered Active 37 times, Revoked 6 times, removed from the registry 3 times, not found 41 times, and gave no answer at all 13 times.
Three in a hundred is the smallest of the five groups. That does not make the answer graver than the others, but it does make it one most readers have never seen spelled out.
Why read the register rather than the badge in the footer?
A footer badge is an image the operator placed there. It can sit unchanged for years and does not update when something changes somewhere else.
A register is a search you run yourself, and it answers at the moment you ask. That is the difference between being shown something and checking it.
Is Lucky Block in the Anjouan register?
No. The Anjouan Gaming Board's public register carries 39 of the library's brands under 34 distinct numbers, and this brand is not among them.
A brand missing from one register is an answer about that register. It is not a combined verdict about every authority.
What could be read on the operator's pages, and what do 12 providers say?
Nothing from the pages. They would not open, which puts the brand among the 21 of 100 in the library whose source could not be retrieved at all.
The library recorded 12 game providers on the site. That figure describes the shelf, not the payout: the operator approves first, then the network confirms, and only the first clock is the operator's.
What does all this mean for a player in Denmark?
MitID is not available. It connects only to an operator holding a Danish licence, which requires a certified Danish broker and a Danish CVR number.
Spillemyndigheden supervises under Lov om spil and has no authority over an operator it has not licensed. Skattestyrelsen treats a win as tax-free only where the game is based in an EU or EEA country under public supervision there; Curaçao is outside both. Take your own position to Skattestyrelsen.
Step by step
Search the domain in the certificate portal
Look up luckyblock.com in the Curaçao certificate portal and read the answer word for word. The wording is the fact.
Compare it with the other answers
Note whether it says Active, Revoked, removed from the registry, or nothing. The four do not mean the same thing.
Search the Anjouan register
The Anjouan Gaming Board's register does not carry this brand. Run the search yourself so you know the answer has not moved.
Find the verification clause
This page has no clause to quote. Open the operator's terms, locate the section on documents, and note its clause number.
Look for Denmark in the country list
No restricted-country list could be read. 38 of 100 operators publish a readable one; find this operator's and read it.
Things you can check yourself
Each of these can be confirmed without taking this page's word for it: in the register that issued the licence, or in the operator's own terms at the clause named.
- The Curaçao certificate portal answers for luckyblock.com that the domain has been removed from the registry.
- Only 3 of the 100 domains in the library received that answer; 37 were Active, 6 Revoked, 41 not found and 13 returned nothing.
- The Anjouan Gaming Board's public register does not carry this brand.
- The operator's own pages could not be opened, so no clause, cap, country list or coin list is quoted here.
- The library recorded 12 game providers on the site.
Questions about Lucky Block
What does removed from the registry mean?
It is the register's own answer about the domain, and it differs from Active, Revoked and not found. The register gives no reason, and this page does not invent one.
Is that the same as a revoked licence?
No. Revoked is a separate answer in the same portal, returned for 6 of the 100 lookups. Removed from the registry was returned 3 times. The two wordings are not interchangeable.
Will Lucky Block ask for documents before a payout?
It cannot be established, because the operator's pages would not open. The clause was readable at 49 of 100 operators, and all 49 kept the right to request documents.
Is the brand in the Anjouan register?
No. That register carries 39 of the library's brands under 34 numbers, and this is not one of them. It is an answer about one register only.
How many game providers are on the site?
The library recorded 12. The number describes the shelf and says nothing about who approves a withdrawal or how long one takes.
Can Spillemyndigheden help me?
No. Spillemyndigheden supervises the operators it licenses itself under Lov om spil. A complaint about this operator reaches the wrong regulator.
Is a win from here tax-free in Denmark?
It depends on your own position. Skattestyrelsen looks at whether the game is based in an EU or EEA country under public supervision. Curaçao is neither.
Where this operator fits
The pages on this site that cover the same ground.