Optivara

• The casino site. This is the Lucky Bunny site that runs the casino. The pages load their content in the browser after the page opens. Our command-line fetch, a headless browser and a page reader all came back without the terms, rules or footer text.
• Other Lucky Bunny addresses. The Lucky Bunny dot-com address is a domain listed for sale, and the dot-us address is a parked page. Neither is the casino.
• Registries and regulators. We could not search the Delaware registry for this page. Lucky Bunny is not on the Tennessee Attorney General's December 2025 list [1] or among the Illinois Gaming Board's letters [2]. It launched after the New York letters of June 2025.

The Optivara name comes from third-party reviews, not from Lucky Bunny itself. We have not repeated anything else those reviews say about the company.

• Lucky Bunny scores 7.4/10. Our review reports up to 550,000 Gold Coins (called Fun Coins on the site) + 5 SC, staged across verification steps and login streaks. It also reports a 100 SC minimum, cash only, and a 21+ age limit. Those figures come from independent reviews checked on 21 Oct 2026, not from Lucky Bunny's own terms.

We could not open a Lucky Bunny exclusion list. Oklahoma's ban on dual-currency sweepstakes play starts on 1 Nov 2026, and we have no Lucky Bunny statement about it. Ask support before playing from Oklahoma. See our Oklahoma guide.

• Operator. Only third-party reviews name OPTIVARA LLC. We found no first-party or official confirmation.
• State count. Third-party coverage gives different figures for how many states Lucky Bunny is open in.

If your state is eligible, read the terms and footer on the site before you sign up, and check that the operator named there matches this page. Visit Lucky Bunny

Who owns Lucky Bunny?

Is the Lucky Bunny dot-com address the casino?

Has any state acted against Lucky Bunny?