How Mr Green works on a phone
Mr Green is a UK-licensed online casino operated by Blue Rock Managed Services Limited, and its phone options all lead to the same casino. The choice is mainly about how you want to reach it: an app installed on your handset, or the site opened in a browser.
On an iPhone, the iPhone app is the dedicated option. On an Android phone, the Android app page covers the equivalent. Both pages are the place to go for how to get the app onto your device, so this hub does not repeat those steps. If you prefer to use the browser, the mobile version page explains how the mobile site works and who it suits.
Whichever route you choose, you need an account to play. New players can follow the sign-up guide, and returning players can go to the login page. Mr Green requires account verification, so it is sensible to have your personal details accurate from the start. The verification page explains what to expect.
What you can play
Mr Green offers slots and a live casino, with games from providers including Pragmatic Play and Playtech. The slots page, the live casino page and the wider games hub describe what is on offer. This hub does not list individual games, so use those pages to see whether the games you like are covered.
Paying and withdrawing
Mr Green accepts Debit cards. Credit cards cannot be used for gambling in Great Britain, so a debit card is the form of card payment to have ready. The deposits page and the withdrawals page cover the details, and they apply whichever way you reach the casino.
Offers
Promotions are handled on the bonus pages rather than the app pages. Mr Green has existing-player promotions such as Daily Drops and Wins. See bonus offers for the current list. T&Cs apply.
iPhone app, Android app or mobile site
The three options differ mainly in how you get to Mr Green, not in the casino behind them.
The iPhone app
This is the route for iPhone owners who want Mr Green as an app on the handset. It is built for iOS, so it only makes sense if you use an iPhone. The iPhone app page is where the details for that platform are kept.
The Android app
This is the Android equivalent. It suits you if you play on an Android phone and want an app rather than a browser tab. The Android app page covers the details for that platform, and it is the right place to check before you install anything.
The mobile site
The mobile version opens in your phone's browser, so there is nothing to install. That makes it a reasonable fit if you play only now and then, if you prefer to keep your phone uncluttered, or if you want to look around Mr Green before deciding on an app. Because you reach it through a browser, you can also use it on a phone that is not an iPhone or an Android handset.
What stays the same
Some things do not depend on the route you take:
- The licence and the operator behind Mr Green are the same.
- Account verification is required.
- UK rules for online slots apply, including a maximum stake per spin that is lower for players aged under 25, and a minimum spin time.
- Debit cards are the card payment option, as covered on the deposits page.
The practical differences are convenience and personal preference. If you are torn, the mobile site costs you nothing to try, and you can still move to an app later if you decide you want one.
18+ · T&Cs apply
Where to start
Begin with your device. An iPhone owner who wants an app should open the iPhone app page. An Android owner who wants an app should open the Android app page. Choosing the page for your own platform saves you from reading steps that do not apply.
Next, ask how often you expect to play. If you play regularly and like having Mr Green on your phone, an app is worth a look. If you play occasionally, the mobile version avoids installing something you may rarely open.
A third question is whether you have an account yet. If not, the sign-up page comes first, whatever you choose. If you do, go straight to login.
Finally, consider the games you want. If the live casino matters to you, read the live casino page before you settle on a route. If you mainly play slots, the slots page shows what is covered. It is easier to choose a way of playing once you know what you want to play.
Before you play on your phone
Set a limit first. A phone is always within reach, so decide your deposit limit before you make a deposit rather than after. The safer gambling page explains the tools available, and GAMSTOP at gamstop.co.uk covers all UK-licensed online casinos if you want to exclude yourself.
Use a debit card in your own name. Mr Green accepts Debit cards. Payments are simpler when the details match the account holder, and you will need accurate details for verification anyway.
Get your details right at sign-up. Verification is required, so enter your name, address and date of birth exactly as they appear on your documents. See the verification page for what is involved.
Read the terms of any offer. Promotions such as Daily Drops and Wins have their own conditions, and T&Cs apply. Check the bonus offers page and the full terms and conditions before you opt in, as the app pages do not set out offer terms.
Keep your phone and account secure. Use a screen lock, avoid logging in on shared or public devices, and be careful on public Wi-Fi. If you use the mobile site, check that you are on the right address before you enter your details.
Check the licence yourself. Mr Green operates under licence number 067740-R-341312-003. You can look it up on the Gambling Commission register, and the safety page explains what the licence means in practice.
Know where to get help. If you have a question about your account, the contact page lists how to reach Mr Green's support. This site is independent and cannot help with an account.