Common questions about Mr Green

Deposits and payments
Deposits and payments
The accepted payment method is listed as: Debit cards. Credit cards cannot be used for gambling in Great Britain, so a debit card in your own name is the option to check first. The deposit guide covers the steps for paying in and what to check before you confirm a payment, including the amount and the account it goes to.
Before you deposit, make sure the card details match the name on your Mr Green account. If a payment fails or is declined, the reason is usually shown at the point of payment. Keep a note of the amount and the time, so you can raise any problem quickly with Mr Green support.
Withdrawals
Taking money out of your account is a separate process from depositing, and it helps to read the steps before you need them. The withdrawals guide explains how to request a withdrawal and what to check before you submit one, so the request matches your account details.
If a withdrawal is taking longer than you expected, or a payment does not arrive, Mr Green support is the place to ask. Give them the date, the amount and the method you used, so they can find the right record without delay.
Identity checks
Mr Green requires identity verification, and UK-licensed operators must confirm your age and identity before you can deposit or play. Keep your documents to hand and make sure the name and address on your account match them. The verification page explains what the check involves and how to prepare for it.
Details that do not match can slow the check down, so it is worth entering them carefully when you sign up. Checking them before you first try to deposit saves a round of back-and-forth.
Licence and safety
Mr Green is operated by Blue Rock Managed Services Limited, and the licence number is 067740-R-341312-003. You can look up the entry on the Gambling Commission register to confirm the company name and licence number yourself. The page on whether Mr Green is legit explains what the licence covers in practice.
The safety guide looks at how your account and payments are handled, and what to check on the site before you play. UK-licensed operators must also offer deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, and GAMSTOP covers all UK-licensed online operators. The safer gambling page explains these tools and where to get support.
Apps, games and sign-up
Mr Green has an iPhone app, an Android app and a mobile site, and the app page compares them. If you prefer a browser, the mobile site is available without installing anything. The game library includes titles from Pragmatic Play and Playtech, and there is a live casino alongside the slots. Start with the games page if you want to see what is on offer before you sign up.
New players can follow the sign-up guide to open an account, and returning players can use the login page to get back in.
Offers for existing players
Mr Green lists Daily offer (Deposit & stake £10 on Casino in the last 20 days to qualify) and Daily Drops and Wins for existing customers. Check the bonus offers page for the key terms of each before you take part. T&Cs apply.
Read the conditions of any offer before you accept it. The time limit is part of the terms, so note how long an offer is valid and what it asks you to do.
Contacting Mr Green support

For anything about your own account, such as a payment that has not arrived, a login problem or a question about your balance, Mr Green support is the right place to ask. Questions about your own account go to Mr Green support rather than to this guide. The contact page is where to start.
Before you get in touch, gather the details the team will probably ask for. A short list makes the conversation quicker:
- the email address or username on your account
- the date, amount and payment method of any transaction you are asking about
- a short description of what happened and what you expected to happen
- a screenshot of any error message
Keep a copy of anything you send, along with any reference number you are given, so you can refer back to it if the conversation continues. Write down the steps you took before the problem appeared, because this helps the team find the right record. Never include your full card number or your password in a message.
If your question is about how a game, offer or process works rather than about your own account, the guides linked above will usually answer it first.
