The Review Roombet365, LeoVegas and Mr Green: the licence records compared
Two of the three brands we reviewed, bet365 and LeoVegas, trade under a remote casino licence that is active today and has been continuously since 2019 and 2014. The third, Mr Green, is more complicated: its original licence holder surrendered its licence in 2024, and the brand's UK domain now sits under a different company that was licensed in October 2025.
The records side by side
| What the register shows | bet365 | LeoVegas | Mr Green |
|---|---|---|---|
| Business holding the licence | Hillside (UK Gaming) ENC[1] | LeoVegas Gaming PLC[2] | Blue Rock Managed Services Limited, for www.mrgreen.co.uk[3] |
| Account number | 55149 | 39198 | 67740 (formerly 39264, Mr Green Limited) |
| Remote casino status | Active | Active | Active for 67740[4]; surrendered for 39264[5] |
| Casino licence since | 17 Oct 2019 | 1 Nov 2014 | 2 Oct 2025 (67740) |
| How the brand is linked | Active trading name[6] | Company name; no trading names recorded[7] | Domain marked "White Label"; no trading names recorded[8] |
| Other remote activities on the licence | None listed | Bingo; real-event and virtual-event betting | Bingo (67740) |
What the differences mean for a player
For day-to-day play, an active GB licence brings the same protections whichever company holds it: ID checks, the slot stake limits, the 10x bonus wagering cap and GAMSTOP all apply. The differences above matter in two situations.
When you check a site yourself. Searching the register for "bet365" will not show you a company called bet365 holding the casino licence, and the Mr Green Limited record you might find first shows a surrendered licence. Neither is a red flag once you know where to look, which is why our UK casino licence check guide uses these three brands as its worked examples.
When something goes wrong. A complaint, a data request or a dispute is handled by the business that holds the licence, not by the brand. Knowing that bet365's casino is run by Hillside (UK Gaming) ENC, or that the Mr Green UK site is run under Blue Rock Managed Services Limited's licence, tells you who you are dealing with.
What none of these reviews cover
We have not opened accounts at any of the three, so none of the reviews say anything about game choice, payout speed, customer service or current offers. Any site that gives a star rating for those things should be able to show you evidence of play. Ours is narrower: it tells you who is licensed, since when, and how the brand you see is linked to that licence. The way we review explains why we stop there.
The individual reviews
- bet365 casino review: the trading-name link to Hillside (UK Gaming) ENC.
- LeoVegas casino review: one company, four remote activities and an empty trading-names tab.
- Mr Green casino review: a surrendered licence and a white-label domain under a newer licence.
Sources
- Gambling Commission public register: Hillside (UK Gaming) ENC, account 55149
- Gambling Commission public register: LeoVegas Gaming PLC, account 39198
- Gambling Commission public register: account 67740, domain names
- Gambling Commission public register: Blue Rock Managed Services Limited, account 67740
- Gambling Commission public register: Mr Green Limited, account 39264
- Gambling Commission public register: account 55149, trading names
- Gambling Commission public register: account 39198, trading names
- Gambling Commission public register: account 67740, trading names