Mr Green Casino review: a surrendered licence and a new licence holder

By The Review Room editorial team · Published 14 November 2026 · Updated 14 November 2026 · 4 min read

The company that first held Mr Green's UK licence, Mr Green Limited, surrendered its remote casino licence on 28 October 2024.^[1] The brand's UK web address, www.mrgreen.co.uk, now appears on a different record: Blue Rock Managed Services Limited, account 67740, lists it as a white-label domain under a remote casino licence active since 2 October 2025.^[2][3]

The two licence records

Current: Blue Rock Managed Services Limited

Account number

67740^[3]

Licence number

067740-R-341312-003

Casino, remote

Active, from 2 Oct 2025 to current

Bingo, remote

Active, from 2 Oct 2025 to current

Registered address

Gibraltar

Domain names

www.mrgreen.co.uk, marked "White Label"^[2]

Trading names

None recorded^[4]

Historical: Mr Green Limited

Account number

39264^[1]

Licence number

039264-R-319432-020

Casino, remote

Surrendered; ran from 1 Nov 2014 to 28 Oct 2024

Bingo, remote

Surrendered; ran from 7 Jul 2017 to 28 Oct 2024

Our verdict on the record

The Mr Green UK domain is attached to an active Gambling Commission casino licence today. The link is through the domain names tab, not a trading name, and the company holding the licence is not called Mr Green. That is a less direct link than bet365's or LeoVegas's, and it is recent: the current licence started in October 2025.

The record does not explain what happened between Mr Green Limited's surrender in October 2024 and Blue Rock's licence starting in October 2025, and we will not guess. A register search for "Mr Green" on 19 October 2026 also returned a third business, Virtue Fusion (Alderney) Limited, account 38838, whose connection to the brand we have not assessed.^[5]

What "White Label" means on the register

A white label is a website presented under one brand but run under another business's gambling licence. The licence holder, here Blue Rock Managed Services Limited, carries the regulatory responsibility for the site. For you, that means the GB rules apply in full, and the licence holder is the business answerable for your account and any complaint.

It also means the brand name alone will not lead you to the right record. Someone searching the register for "Mr Green" and opening Mr Green Limited would see only a surrendered licence and might conclude, wrongly, that the UK site is unlicensed. Someone else might stop at the brand's history and miss that the licence holder changed. The domain names tab is the only place on the register that connects www.mrgreen.co.uk to an active licence. Our guide to checking a UK casino licence shows how to reach that tab.

Read the domain before you deposit

Because the active link is to one specific address, www.mrgreen.co.uk, check that this is the address in your browser. Other Mr Green addresses, including ones aimed at other countries, are not listed on account 67740, and we have not checked whether they appear on any other GB licence. If a Mr Green site reaches you through a different address, treat it as unverified until you find that address on a current register entry.

What the licence means when you play

On the www.mrgreen.co.uk domain the usual GB protections apply: age and ID checks before you gamble,^[6] the £5 slot stake cap (£2 for 18 to 24-year-olds),^[7] the ban on credit card deposits^[8] and GAMSTOP coverage.^[9] Promotions must keep wagering at or below 10 times.^[10] For the arithmetic behind that cap, see our breakdown of UK casino bonus wagering rules.

Strengths and gaps in what we could confirm

Confirmed by the record

• www.mrgreen.co.uk is listed on an active GB remote casino licence.
• Mr Green Limited's own casino and bingo licences were surrendered on 28 Oct 2024.

Not confirmed

• How the brand moved between licence holders, and whether there was a gap.
• Any role for Virtue Fusion (Alderney) Limited, which a register search also returned.
• Games, payments, offers and customer support, none of which we tested.

How Mr Green compares

bet365 and LeoVegas each have a casino licence that has run unbroken for years under the same business. Mr Green's current licence holder is just over a year into its licence, and the brand is linked to it through a domain rather than a name. The three-brand licence comparison puts the records next to each other.