The Mr Green Limited remote casino licence, 039264-R-319432-020, was Surrendered with an end date of 28 October 2024. That is one company's record, not a verdict on the brand: a current register search for the name returns three entities, and we did not assess which, if any, runs it today.
What the register shows
The licence record for Mr Green Limited, account 39264, lists a remote casino activity on record from 1 November 2014 to 28 October 2024, with the status Surrendered, under licence number 039264-R-319432-020.
A separate search of the register for that name, run on the same day, returns three businesses: Blue Rock Managed Services Limited (account 67740), Mr Green Limited (account 39264) and Virtue Fusion (Alderney) Limited (account 38838).
We also read the regulatory-actions page for account 39264 on 28 October 2026. It stated that no regulatory actions had been recorded for the business, so the surrender is not linked to any sanction on the register.
Those are the only facts in this review. Everything else on the page is about how to read them without going further than they allow.
What "surrendered" means here
A surrendered permission is one the holder gave up. It is a different status from revoked, where the regulator takes it away, and the record does not suggest a revocation. What it does establish is that from 28 October 2024 this particular company's remote casino activity was no longer covered.
It is tempting to stop there and write that the brand is unlicensed or has closed. Neither follows. Brands move between companies. A business can surrender the permission held by one entity while the brand carries on under another, or it can wind down. The record of one entity cannot tell those situations apart, and this review does not try to.
Why the three-entity search is not an answer either
The search result shows that the name is associated with more than one business on the register. It does not show what each one does, which holds an active casino licence, or which, if any, operates the website a player would visit today. We did not open those records, so we cannot say.
This is the hardest kind of record to read, and it is why we filed this page as an entity history rather than a current brand review. Compare it with the LeoVegas licence record, where one search leads to one company with one active casino licence, and the difference in how much a record can tell you is plain.
What this review cannot tell you
Current licensing for the brand was not assessed. The applicability of the other two entities was not assessed. Do not read this page as saying it is closed, unlicensed, safe or unsafe.
The record comes from the Great Britain regulator and says nothing about whether the brand is legal or available in Malaysia or anywhere else.
Check the Mr Green records yourself
Open the historical record for account 39264 to see the surrender date. Then run the register search for the name and open each result in turn, reading the activities, statuses and trading names. If you plan to use the brand, look for the company named in the site's own terms and confirm that its record shows an active remote casino activity before you deposit anything.
What we checked and what we did not
We examined the historical register entry, its regulatory-actions page and the search results page only. The rest was not tested.
- Register entry for the named entityChecked
- Regulatory actions on that entityChecked
- Account sign-up or loginNot tested
- Games and game fairnessNot tested
- Deposit and withdrawal methodsNot tested
- Payment speed and feesNot tested
- Customer supportNot tested
- Promotions and their wagering requirementsNot tested
- Legal availability in your countryNot tested
Questions about this licence history
Is Mr Green still licensed in the UK?
We did not assess the current brand. What we checked is one historical entry: Mr Green Limited, account 39264, whose remote casino activity under licence 039264-R-319432-020 was Surrendered with an end date of 28 October 2024.
Does a surrendered licence mean the brand has closed?
No. A surrender ends one entity’s licence. A current search for the brand returns three entities, and we did not check how the other two relate to it today, so the entry cannot tell you whether the brand is open or closed.
Which entities does the brand search return?
On 19 October 2026 the search returned Blue Rock Managed Services Limited (67740), Mr Green Limited (39264) and Virtue Fusion (Alderney) Limited (38838).
Does a UK entry say anything about the brand where I live?
No. The Gambling Commission regulates Great Britain only. Check the law in your own country before you gamble.
Sources
Gambling Commission public register pages:
- Account 39264: business record (historical)Retrieved 19 Oct 2026, 19:12 UTC
- Search for “Mr Green”Retrieved 19 Oct 2026, 19:12 UTC
- Account 39264: regulatory actionsRetrieved 28 Oct 2026, 18:26 UTC
The three records sit side by side in the casino licence comparison, where the difference between an active and a surrendered record is easiest to see.