Bound to be Lucky (CR Games) – Review & Demo Play

Bound to be Lucky Review

Video Slot ‘Bound to be Lucky’ from the game provider CR Games is a 5*3 game. The attributes page flags Theme as Book, Forest, Green, Irish, and Technology as JS and HTML5. I’ve played it on mobile and the Bound to be Lucky demo is also available on smartphones, so it fits quick sessions. Most players found it more convenient to play Bound to be Lucky during their breaks from work or school, which matches how I use it when I want light spins without faff.

Across the Entain network, CR Games slots sit in a familiar hub, and Bound to be Lucky pops up as one of the top CR Games slots for real money on UK‑facing lists. A lot of changes were done on Bound to be Lucky to make it more appealing and interesting to players, and it plays like a tidy video slot. I’m not chasing records here, yet the tone is clear enough that Bound to be Lucky is guaranteed to please you with big winnings.

Bound to be Lucky SlotRank

On SlotRank, Bound to be Lucky sits at around 7177 in GB after scans across 223 UK casinos. The game appears at 3 of those brands, with an average lobby position near 151 and no current lobby placements flagged, which tracks with what I see day to day. It’s not a headline slot in the market, yet it’s present, and that quiet footprint suits players who like to find CR Games titles without wading through crowded lobbies.

Game Statistic. Bound to be Lucky by CR Games

The review header states it straight. Video Slot ‘Bound to be Lucky’ from the game provider CR Games is a 5*3 game. The layout shows 5‑3, Type as Video Slots, and Betways marked N/A on the attributes table. Release date shows 10/09/2019, with Last Update 17/09/2019. The same table lists Min bet and Max bet as 0, Max. win as 0, and features as N/A, so I treat that as placeholder info rather than firm limits when I size sessions.

RTP shows as 0% and Variance as N/A on that page, which again reads like missing data, not a real house edge. Hit Frequency shows N/A. What matters to me here is the format and flow. Symbols sit cleanly on a standard 5x3 frame and the Irish‑leaning theme gives a familiar spin rhythm. I focus on bankroll pacing over spreadsheet lines when tables look incomplete, and the on‑reels tempo supports that approach.

Technology lists JS and HTML5, which lines up with how the Bound to be Lucky demo is also available on smartphones. I run it on iOS and Android without issues, and touch controls respond fine. That quick load and reliable tap feedback make it easy to drop in for a few spins and then bounce, which fits the way most players found it more convenient to play Bound to be Lucky during their breaks.

Scanned Countries for Bound to be Lucky

Scanned Countries shows Bound to be Lucky available in 1 country from 79 markets checked, with presence in 3 of 223 scanned casinos in GB. It’s most common among the casinos in GB, and that mirrors my lobby sightings. I track new drops and this title keeps a low profile outside the UK. If you play from Britain, the footprint is there. If you’re outside, you’re less likely to see it in a local lobby rotation.

List of casinos where you can find Bound to be Lucky

The page lists Best Casinos and shows Bound to be Lucky live at three UK‑facing sites. I’m not naming brands here, yet the offers attached on that list read like standard welcome deals with staking thresholds, wagering, time limits, and stake caps. T&Cs apply and deposit types can be excluded, which is the usual small print. I treat those promos as optional. The slot is the draw, not the header text around it.

From a player angle, I look for stable access first. The lobbies that carry Bound to be Lucky tend to be part of the same group where CR Games distributes titles, so the path in is consistent. Once you’re in, pick a limit that suits your plan and play the 5x3 grid for short sets. That’s how I approach it on mobile, and it’s kept sessions tidy whether I’m at home or filling a gap between meetings.