What the licence means and how to check it
The evidence table above names the licence, the operator and the country of registration. The licence matters most, because it is issued by the regulator and can be looked up by anyone at any time.
To check it yourself, open the regulator's public register and find licence 067740-R-341312-003. Confirm that the business named there is Blue Rock Managed Services Limited and that the licence covers online casino games. If the details on the register do not match what you see on the site, do not deposit.
For the wider question of legitimacy, read the separate page on whether the brand is legitimate.
A UK licence sets rules the operator must follow. Licensed operators must verify the age and identity of customers before they can deposit or play. They must test games so that results are fair and random, keep player funds separate from their own money, offer safer gambling tools, and handle complaints through an independent dispute resolution service.
Identity checks are part of this. The evidence table records that they are required, so have a valid photo ID and proof of address ready before you register. The guide to identity checks shows what to prepare.
Customer data is covered by the UK data protection rules that apply to any business that holds personal information. Read the privacy policy before you register to see how your data is used.
What the licence does not show is how a particular game will pay. It confirms that the rules are checked. It does not change the odds on any game, and each result is random.
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Pros and cons
The points below are ones you can check yourself.
Pros
- Mr Green is licensed by UKGC under number 067740-R-341312-003, which you can look up in the public register.
- The operator is named as Blue Rock Managed Services Limited, registered in Gibraltar, so you know which company you are dealing with.
- Identity and age checks are part of the licence conditions and are required on this site before you can deposit or play.
- A UK licence requires the operator to offer deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, so these tools are available to every licensed player.
Cons
- Identity checks are required, so you cannot skip that step. Withdrawals depend on your documents being verified first, so do this before you need the money.
- The operator is registered in Gibraltar rather than in the UK. The UK licence is the one that covers UK players, but read the terms and conditions to see how disputes are handled.
- A licence does not improve your chances of winning. Each game sets its own odds, and results are random.
- Safer gambling tools only help if you set them up before you need them. A deposit limit you add after a bad session will not undo what you have already spent.
How to protect your money and account
Set a deposit limit before you play, and keep to a budget you can afford to lose. UK-licensed operators must offer deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion, so you can use them whenever you need to. A time-out is a short break, while self-exclusion blocks your access for a longer period.
GAMSTOP is a free register for UK-licensed online operators. Registering there covers every licensed operator at once, including Mr Green, so you do not have to self-exclude from each site separately.
Keep your password unique to this account and never share it. Use an email address that only you control, because password reset links are sent there. Do not use login details that arrive in unexpected messages or links, and always go to the site directly.
Keep a record of your deposits and withdrawals, and check your transaction history regularly. If something does not match what you expect, contact Mr Green through the contact page first and keep a copy of what you sent.
If you cannot resolve a complaint, the licence requires the operator to offer an independent dispute resolution service. Use it before you give up on the matter.
If gambling stops being fun, GamCare runs the National Gambling Helpline, and the helplines listed on this page are free to call. The safer gambling page explains the tools in more detail.