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Lucky Envelope slot machines

The Lucky Envelope series by Konami Gaming spans 4 land-based titles. Below is every one we can document, with the official game artwork rather than screenshots.

4titles in series
4with official artwork
Class III + HHRclass
DIMENSION 49JDIMENSION 75CDIMENSION 49

Lucky Envelope on video

Real footage from this line — clips whose titles name the series or one of its machines. We index them; the videos live on YouTube.

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What's inside the Lucky Envelope line

By regulatory class

  • Class III4
  • HHR2

The same branding ships in more than one class. A Class II build runs on a shared bingo draw; a Class III build runs an independent RNG. Identical artwork, different product underneath.

By cabinet platform

  • KXP4
  • iGaming2

The platform is the hardware family. It is what you recognise from across a floor, before you can read a single game name.

Coverage here

  • Titles documented4
  • With official artwork4
  • Filmed by slot channels2

Artwork comes from Konami Gaming's own product pages. "Filmed" counts titles named in recent uploads across the 138 slot channels we track — it is a popularity signal, not a completeness claim.

Other Konami Gaming lines

Manufacturers run several branded families at once. These are the rest of Konami Gaming's.

Why there's no single "Lucky Envelope" machine

Manufacturers ship a successful title as a family, not one box. Each entry above is a distinct game with its own maths, artwork and cabinet — and casinos install whichever versions they license. Asking for "Lucky Envelope" on a casino floor can mean any of these 4.

The same applies to payback: there is no single RTP for the series, or even for one title — manufacturers ship multiple par versions per game and the operator picks one.