Blue Rock Managed Services Limited has active remote casino and bingo permissions, both current from 2 October 2025. The Mr Green UK site names Blue Rock as the company operating the service.

There is an important catch. MrGreen.co.uk is shown as an inactive White Label domain, and Blue Rock has no active domains listed. Blue Rock's company permissions are active, but we would not give the exact domain an unqualified green light without checking its current register entry before registering or depositing.

• Remote casino permission: active
• Remote bingo permission: active
• MrGreen.co.uk domain entry: inactive White Label
• Other active domains: none listed

At brand level, evoke lists Mr Green among the brands it owns. For UK play, Mr Green's legal terms identify Blue Rock Managed Services Limited as the operator, and the site credits Mr Green IP Limited in its copyright notice.

Mr Green's published UK terms describe Blue Rock as part of the Playtech plc group. evoke's published results also describe the UK return of Mr Green as a brand-licensing arrangement operated by Playtech.

The simple version is that evoke owns the Mr Green brand, Blue Rock runs the UK gambling operation, and Playtech is the operating group behind Blue Rock.

There are no confirmed active sister sites under Blue Rock Managed Services Limited. No active domains or additional public brand names are listed for the company.

MrGreen.co.uk is the only domain shown, and its status is inactive White Label. Other brands connected with evoke or Playtech should not be treated as same-licence Mr Green sister sites unless they appear on Blue Rock's official company record.

Open Blue Rock's official Gambling Commission page. The account number shown there is 67740.

Check the legal company name, current casino and bingo status, start date and Gibraltar address. You should then inspect the domain details and look for the exact website you intend to use, not just the Mr Green brand name.

• Match the operator name exactly.
• Confirm the relevant activity still says active.
• Check the exact spelling of the website domain.
• Do not rely on a logo, advert or search result as proof.
• Pause if the domain is absent or marked inactive.

The public Mr Green site and its help centre were accessible when checked, and both named Blue Rock as the UK operator. A working website does not override an inactive domain entry on the operator record.

The inactive domain status does not cancel Blue Rock's active company permissions. It does mean players should verify the exact domain rather than assuming the company licence automatically covers it.

If the website footer and register domain details do not line up, ask Mr Green support for written confirmation before depositing. Avoid lookalike URLs, apps or adverts that send you somewhere other than the known consumer domain.

For account, deposit or withdrawal problems, use the official Mr Green Help Centre. Mr Green publishes support@mrgreen.co.uk, live chat and the phone number 020 4538 2929.

Published support hours are 8am to 1am for email and live chat, and 10am to 10pm for phone support. You can also submit a support request online.

For a formal complaint, follow the Mr Green customer complaints process. Ask for the issue to be escalated if frontline support cannot resolve it, and keep the complaint reference sent by email.

• Explain what happened in date order.
• Include relevant amounts and transaction references.
• Attach useful screenshots or account messages.
• State the outcome you want.
• Keep copies of every response.
• Never send your password or full payment card details.

The registered head office address is Blue Rock Managed Services Limited, 6th Floor, World Trade Centre, 6 Bayside Road, Gibraltar, GX11 1AA, Gibraltar.

Use the online complaint route first unless support asks you to write. If you do send a letter, include your name, registered email address and complaint reference, but do not include passwords or original identity documents.

Blue Rock Managed Services Limited has active UK remote casino and bingo permissions, and the public Mr Green site identifies Blue Rock as its operator. However, MrGreen.co.uk is listed as an inactive White Label domain and there are no active domains recorded for the company.

Existing players should use the official Mr Green support channels for account problems. New players should check the exact domain on the Gambling Commission page before depositing rather than relying on the company name alone.

Gambling should stay entertainment; set limits and never gamble with money you cannot afford to lose.

Casinos can be hard to contact, if you're struggling to get in touch with them via email then you can try writing to the address they've provided on file. This is listed under the UK Gambling Commission and so should be a mailing address which will respond to any requests.

The below domains are no longer marked as active for Blue Rock Managed Services Limited. It is highly recommended you do not use them, as they may have been registered by a third party among many other reasons.

Below contains all the licenses on file for Blue Rock Managed Services Limited. You can view a breakdown of license types here but crucially an active license in the remote casino sector is required to provide online gambling in the United Kingdom.