Lucky.fun launches Glass Fight, calling it its first fully original game

Lucky.fun, a crypto casino operated by Good Luck Ltd, said on November 10, 2026, that Glass Fight, a game it based on a viral format, is now live only on its site. Founder Alex Chen called it the company's first "fully original" game and said Lucky had partnered with the original creators of the format. Neither Chen nor the company named those creators.

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In a post on X, the operator wrote that "the era of creator games is here" and that a viral idea had been "turned into a playable game." Chen said the team had taken "a viral format with millions of views" and that Glass Fight was "just the first of many" original titles to come. AskSpinner has not independently verified the view count or the partnership.

The operator's game page lists Glass Fight as a Lucky original under the tagline "Last Bottle Standing" and displays a return-to-player rate of 97%. On-page fairness text describes a bracket of eight bottles and says each duel is decided by a public drand beacon rather than conventional seeds, with a bet-ID check offered to players. Lucky already lists other Lucky Originals, including Limbo and Plinko; Chen's "fully original" wording appears to distinguish Glass Fight from those titles.

Good Luck Ltd, registration number 16147, is incorporated in Anjouan, in the Union of the Comoros. The Anjouan Gaming Authority's public register, checked on November 11, 2026, listed B2C licence ALSI-202510021-FI1 as valid, issued on October 16, 2025, for the domains lucky.fun and lucky.co. The same entry printed an expiry date of October 15, 2026. The licence did not appear on the Authority's revoked or suspended lists, and a renewal could not be independently confirmed from the register. The register currently marks every listed licence as valid, including others whose printed expiry dates have also passed. The operator's website footer cites the number as "ALSI 202510021 F11," while its terms of service match the register's FI1 suffix.

The company's terms bar customers in a long list of markets, including the United States and the United Kingdom. Unlike operators that hold a licence in Great Britain or another tightly regulated market, Lucky.fun relies on this offshore Anjouan listing. For how licensing rules differ by jurisdiction, see AskSpinner's guide to gambling licence requirements by country.