Mr Green review

Verdict

Mr Green launched in 2008 and was one of the first operators to put loss limits and session tracking in front of the player rather than in a settings menu. Those tools survived the acquisition by William Hill, and later by 888, largely intact.

The casino product is conventional. What lifts it above the middle of this list is the control surface: limits you set yourself, a visible play history and a cooling-off period you can switch on without contacting support.

The bonus terms are ordinary and, in places, loosely worded, which is why the transparency score sits at the low end.

Licence and entity

The licence is the only claim on a casino site that a regulator, not the marketing team, is accountable for. Check the entity and the domains in the register before anything else.

Entity names and licence status change. Confirm them in the register on the day you deposit, not on the day you read this.

Published payment times

These are the operator's own figures. We do not measure them, because that would require a deposit from us.

What this review does not cover

• No deposit was made, so withdrawal speed is not measured, only read from the terms.
• No games were played, so payout percentages and game performance are not assessed.
• Support was not contacted, so response times are not verified.
• Bonus amounts are not quoted, because they change and a copied figure misleads.

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