Short answer. A Lucky Block withdrawal needs two-factor authentication and, when the cashier asks, a completed ID check. Lucky Block's payments page says a crypto request typically takes five minutes and aims for 24 hours at most. A request also ends any bonus still locked.
Key facts checked 14 October 2026
- Security step
- 2FA required for withdrawals
- Typical processing
- about 5 minutes, up to 24 h when reviewed
- Cap in the terms
- €150,000 per rolling 30 days; €500,000 for VIP
- Minimum
- from about €10; the cashier shows the minimum per coin
- Fees
- not clearly stated; check the cashier
- Bonus rule
- a request forfeits locked bonus funds
Press withdraw at a crypto casino and three things decide what happens next: what the site promises, what its terms allow and what the blockchain does. This Lucky Block withdrawal guide separates the three. Figures below are dated, and the cashier shows the live numbers for your account.
The route a Lucky Block withdrawal takes
In order, a withdrawal moves through six stages. Not every account meets all of them.
- Two-factor authentication is switched on. The cashier says it is required.
- The cashier may show "verification required" and open an ID check, then a proof-of-address step.
- You pick the coin and network, enter an address and an amount.
- Any bonus funds still locked are forfeited when the request is made.
- Lucky Block processes the request. Its payments page says this usually takes about five minutes.
- The network confirms the transfer to your wallet, at its own speed.
Stages 1 and 2 are where most waiting happens, and both can be finished before the first deposit. The Lucky Block verification page lists what the ID step asks for.
Lucky Block withdrawal time: typical and maximum
The time quoted for a withdrawal covers the casino's processing, not the network.
| Where it is stated | What it says |
|---|---|
| Payments page | A crypto request typically takes five minutes; extra review can take longer |
| Payments page | Aim of no more than 24 hours even in extreme cases |
| Homepage | Usually processed quickly, typically within a few minutes |
| General terms | Aim to process within 24 hours |
Treat the five-minute figure as the casino's typical case and 24 hours as the limit the casino sets itself. Neither is a guarantee written into a clause, so allow for a review step on a first or large withdrawal.
| Fact | What the record says | Where | Checked |
|---|---|---|---|
| Stated crypto payout time | About five minutes; longer when a review is needed | Lucky Block site | 14 Oct 2026 |
| Withdrawal security | Two-factor authentication required for withdrawals | Lucky Block site | 13 Jul 2026 |
| Withdrawal and bonus funds | A withdrawal request forfeits all bonus funds | Lucky Block site | 13 Jul 2026 |
| Withdrawal fee | Not clearly stated; a fee may apply, so check the amount in the cashier before confirming | Lucky Block site | 13 Jul 2026 |
| Withdrawal limit | €150,000 per rolling 30 days; €500,000 for VIP players | Lucky Block site | 14 Oct 2026 |
| Documents asked | ID front and back with a selfie holding it; proof of address no older than 90 days | Lucky Block site | 14 Oct 2026 |
The cap: €150,000 per rolling 30 days
The line above gives the cap in the current terms: €150,000 per rolling 30 days, or €500,000 for players classed as VIP when they request. Older terms used a different figure, so check the live wording before relying on the exact amount.
A worked example shows why the difference matters. Under a 30-day cap of €150,000, a player who withdrew €60,000 on 1 October could take €90,000 more before the window rolled past that first request, and the window moves day by day instead of resetting on the first of the month. Most players never come near the figure. If you might, ask live chat which rule your account is under and keep the reply.
The cap in windows
Because the cap is a rolling 30 days, a large balance leaves in windows. The table shows how many windows a balance needs under the standard cap and under the VIP cap, if no earlier withdrawals fall inside the period.
| Balance | Standard cap, €150,000 | VIP cap, €500,000 |
|---|---|---|
| €50,000 | 1 window | 1 window |
| €150,000 | 1 window | 1 window |
| €200,000 | 2 windows (€150,000, then €50,000) | 1 window |
| €500,000 | 4 windows (3 × €150,000, then €50,000) | 1 window |
A window does not reset on a calendar date. Each withdrawal ages out 30 days after it was made, so a second request can often start before the whole period has passed. Ask live chat how your account counts it.
Fees: one line says yes, another says no
The cashier carries two statements on the same platform. The withdrawal dialog says all withdrawals are subject to a fee. The method label reads "Instant withdrawals, No fees". Lucky Block does not explain the gap. Two readings fit: the casino may charge nothing itself while the network fee for the coin is passed through, or one of the lines may be stale.
The practical check is cheap. The dialog shows the amount you will receive before you confirm. Compare it with the amount you entered on your first small withdrawal, and you know which line is true for your coin.
Two-factor authentication comes first
The cashier says that for security reasons two-factor authentication is required for withdrawals. In an authenticator app this takes a few minutes: scan the code, enter the six digits, store the recovery codes offline. Do it on the day you register. A player who sets it up for the first time with a withdrawal waiting is adding a step to the slowest part of the process.
One related point on safety: Lucky Block support never needs your seed phrase or your wallet's private key to release a payout, and no one can speed a withdrawal up for a fee sent to a personal address.
Bonus funds and the withdrawal button
The cashier text reads: "Requesting a withdrawal means that you forfeit all bonus funds." The bonus terms say that withdrawing before the wagering is complete forfeits all bonuses. In plain numbers, a €100 deposit with a €200 welcome bonus still locked, followed by a withdrawal request, ends with the €200 gone and your own deposit balance available. The maths of how a bonus unlocks is on the Lucky Block bonus page, and it is worth reading before taking an offer you plan to cash out of early.
Networks, confirmations and where the delay really is
Once Lucky Block sends the coins, the speed is the network's. These are general block-time facts, not Lucky Block's figures: Bitcoin blocks arrive about every ten minutes, Litecoin about every two and a half, Dogecoin about every minute, Ethereum about every twelve seconds, and Tron and Solana in seconds or less. A Bitcoin withdrawal that Lucky Block processed in five minutes can therefore still wait an hour for confirmations in your wallet. Choose a faster network for the coin where the cashier offers one, and check the address format first, since coins sent to the wrong address cannot be recalled.
The per-coin minimum and maximum are shown inside the cashier. The terms give €10 per transaction as the base minimum; the cashier figure is the one that counts.
Before a large Lucky Block withdrawal
- Finish the ID and proof-of-address steps before you request anything.
- Confirm 2FA works by logging in once with it.
- Check the bonus counter. A request ends locked bonus funds.
- Ask live chat for the cap that applies to your account and save the transcript.
- Send a small test amount first and compare the sum received with the sum entered.
- If the sum is above the cap that applies to you, ask live chat how to schedule it.
If a request stalls, write to live chat with the withdrawal reference, then to the complaints address named in the site footer. The full cashier picture is in the Lucky Block casino review, and the Lucky Block deposit guide covers the other direction.
Upload your documents before the first withdrawal.
Responsible play and withdrawals
A withdrawal is not a target to chase. Set a deposit limit before you play and use the time-out tools in your account if a session runs long. If a streak of losses makes you want to reverse a withdrawal and play the money again, that is the moment to close the tab.
Rhys spent eight years in payments compliance at a Bristol fintech before he began writing about crypto casinos in 2020. He reads terms pages clause by clause and keeps a dated record of every figure on this site.
Meet the editorial team →Questions people ask
01How long does a Lucky Block withdrawal take?
Lucky Block's own payments page says a crypto withdrawal request typically takes five minutes and that it tries to finish in no more than 24 hours even in extreme cases. Both figures describe processing, not the moment coins arrive on the network.
02What is the Lucky Block withdrawal limit?
The terms give a standard cap of €150,000 per rolling 30 days and €500,000 for players classed as VIP at the time of the request. Ask live chat which applies to you.
03Why was my Lucky Block withdrawal not paid at once?
There are three usual causes: two-factor authentication not yet switched on, a verification step the cashier asks you to finish, and an additional review that the payments page says can lengthen the usual five minutes. Check the cashier message first, then write to live chat with your withdrawal reference.
04Does Lucky Block charge a withdrawal fee?
Lucky Block does not state it clearly. The cashier carries a line saying withdrawals are subject to a fee, while the method label reads instant withdrawals, no fees. Assume a fee may apply. The network fee for your coin is a separate matter.
05Do I lose my bonus if I withdraw?
Yes, locked bonus funds. The cashier text reads that requesting a withdrawal means you forfeit all bonus funds, and the bonus terms say the same. Your own deposit balance stays yours. Check the bonus counter before pressing withdraw, because the request cannot be taken back as a rule.
06Is 2FA compulsory for withdrawals at Lucky Block?
Yes. The cashier states that, for security reasons, two-factor authentication is required for withdrawals. Set it up with an authenticator app before you deposit, so a first withdrawal is not held up while you do it, and keep the recovery codes somewhere offline.
07What is the minimum Lucky Block withdrawal?
The terms give €10 per transaction, with the full balance allowed on account closure. Some coins need more, and the cashier shows the real minimum per coin, so use that figure.