Target market for this review: Denmark. Mr Green is licensed specifically for, and reported to operate for, players in Denmark under Spillemyndigheden.
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Verification Snapshot
- 🟡 Spillemyndigheden license — 24-385386, reported valid September 2023 to September 2028, confirmed via a corporate press-release wire (news.cision.com), not a live regulator-list query (spillemyndigheden.dk’s operator list was not inline/parseable during this research)
- 🟢 Responsible gambling framework — CasinoRadar directly fetched spillemyndigheden.dk/en/online-casino and confirmed the ROFUS self-exclusion reference, then cross-checked against the regulator’s own published press release on ROFUS reaching 60,000 registrants
- 🟢 Online-native origin — founded 2007 in Sweden as an online-only casino, independently confirmed
- 🟢 Ownership/corporate link — Mr Green’s 2019 acquisition by William Hill, now under Evoke plc (LSE-listed), confirmed consistently
- 🟢 Payment methods — MobilePay, Trustly, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, and Dankort reported consistently across independent sources, with Denmark-specific methods (MobilePay, Dankort) lending plausibility
- 🟢 Bonus terms — unusually consistent across multiple independent sources this time (50 no-deposit free spins, 100% up to 1,000 DKK on a 100 DKK minimum deposit, 10x wagering within 60 days, slots-only contribution)
- ⚪ Games, payout speed, customer support, mobile experience — could not be reliably confirmed / not tested
Quick Verdict
Mr Green is a genuinely online-native casino, founded in Sweden in 2007, now operating in Denmark under Spillemyndigheden license 24-385386 and owned by LSE-listed Evoke plc (formerly 888 Holdings) following a 2019 acquisition by William Hill. This review achieved CasinoRadar’s strongest Responsible Gambling sourcing in some time — a direct fetch of the Danish regulator’s own site confirming the ROFUS self-exclusion framework, cross-checked against the regulator’s own published statistics. Bonus terms were also unusually consistent across independent sources. Licensing itself is well-corroborated via a corporate press release but not confirmed via a live regulator-list query.
CasinoRadar Score: 7.4/10
Evidence confidence: Medium (5 of 8 categories scored). Per CasinoRadar’s methodology, scores built on 5-6 of 8 categories are published with a Medium confidence label; 7-8 would be required for High confidence.
| Category | Weight | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Licensing & Trust | 20% | Strong corroboration, not live regulator-list confirmed. License 24-385386, reported valid September 2023-September 2028, confirmed via a corporate press-release wire; spillemyndigheden.dk’s own operator list was not inline/parseable during this research. |
| Payments & Withdrawals | 15% | Reported, plausible and consistent. MobilePay, Trustly, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, and Dankort reported consistently across independent sources — the Denmark-specific methods (MobilePay, Dankort) add plausibility. Payout speed not independently confirmed. |
| Bonus Value | 15% | Detailed, internally consistent. 50 no-deposit free spins plus a 100% deposit match up to 1,000 DKK (100 DKK minimum deposit) is reported consistently, with 10x wagering on deposit-bonus play within 60 days, slots-only contribution, and free-spin winnings paid as real money without wagering. |
| Responsible Gambling | 10% | Directly regulator-confirmed. CasinoRadar fetched spillemyndigheden.dk/en/online-casino directly, confirming its reference to ROFUS, Denmark’s national self-exclusion register, and cross-checked this against the regulator’s own published press release on ROFUS reaching 60,000 registrants. 18+ minimum age is required in all licensed advertising per the regulator. |
| Transparency | 10% | Above average for this review set. Parent company Evoke plc is listed on the London Stock Exchange and subject to public financial disclosure requirements, following the 2019 William Hill acquisition of Mr Green. |
Games, Customer Support, and Mobile Experience were not scored — insufficient reliable evidence found during this research.
Casino Facts Table
| Casino | Mr Green (mrgreen.dk) |
| Operator | Mr Green Limited, part of Evoke plc (LSE) |
| License | Spillemyndigheden 24-385386, reported valid September 2023-September 2028 |
| Founded | 2007 (Sweden); acquired by William Hill 2019 |
| Target market | Denmark |
| Minimum age | 18 (Denmark-wide Spillemyndigheden requirement) |
Is Mr Green Legitimate?
Strong corroboration, including a direct regulator-page confirmation for player protection: Mr Green’s Spillemyndigheden license (24-385386) is consistently reported, including via a corporate press-release wire covering William Hill’s operations. More significantly for this review, CasinoRadar directly fetched Spillemyndigheden’s own online-casino page and confirmed its reference to ROFUS, then cross-checked that against the regulator’s own published press release on ROFUS reaching 60,000 registrants — genuine regulator-sourced confirmation of the player-protection framework Mr Green operates under, even though the specific license line item itself was not confirmed via a live operator-list query.
Licensing & Regulation
Denmark’s Spillemyndigheden (Danish Gambling Authority) has directly licensed and regulated online casino gambling since 2012. Mr Green is reported to hold license 24-385386, valid from September 2023 to September 2028. Mr Green was founded in Sweden in 2007 as a genuinely online-only casino, later expanding into Denmark and other regulated markets, and was acquired by William Hill in January 2019 — William Hill itself later becoming part of Evoke plc (formerly 888 Holdings), listed on the London Stock Exchange.
Responsible Gambling
All Spillemyndigheden licensees, including Mr Green, are subject to Denmark’s ROFUS (Register Over Frivilligt Udelukkede Spillere) — a national self-exclusion register covering online gambling, land-based casinos, and land-based betting shops alike. CasinoRadar directly confirmed via Spillemyndigheden’s own site that Mr Green’s market operates under this framework, and the regulator’s own published data shows ROFUS reaching 60,000 registrants, with self-exclusion available as a temporary ban (24 hours to six months) or a final ban (liftable only after one year). Denmark’s minimum gambling age is 18, required to be stated in all licensed gambling advertising per the regulator.
Bonuses
Reported consistently across multiple sources: 50 no-deposit free spins (no bonus code required), plus a 100% deposit match up to 1,000 DKK on a minimum 100 DKK deposit. Deposit-bonus winnings carry a 10x wagering requirement, must be played through within 60 days, and only slot machines count toward the wagering requirement — while free-spin winnings are reported as paid out as real money with no wagering requirement at all. This structure was consistent enough across independent sources that CasinoRadar scored it, unlike several recent reviews where bonus figures were too scattered to report. Always verify current terms directly on mrgreen.dk before opting in, as bonus terms can change.
Games
CasinoRadar found no independently reliable game-library or provider data for Mr Green’s Danish operation during this research.
Payment Methods
Reported: MobilePay, Trustly, Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, and Dankort — a mix that includes Denmark-specific payment rails (MobilePay, Dankort), which lends plausibility to this reporting even though it was not confirmed directly against mrgreen.dk. Payout speed was not independently confirmed for this review.
KYC & Verification
As a Spillemyndigheden licensee, Mr Green would be subject to Denmark’s identity-verification and ROFUS-check requirements. Specific documentation requirements were not independently verified for this review.
Mobile Experience
CasinoRadar has not conducted hands-on testing of Mr Green’s mobile site or app, and no dedicated research into mobile-specific features was performed for this review.
Customer Support
CasinoRadar could not find reliable information on Mr Green’s customer support channels for this review.
Pros & Cons
- Pro: Spillemyndigheden license 24-385386 reported, valid to September 2028
- Pro: Genuinely online-native since founding in 2007
- Pro: Denmark’s ROFUS self-exclusion framework directly confirmed via the regulator’s own site and press releases
- Pro: Publicly traded parent (Evoke plc, LSE) since the William Hill acquisition
- Con: The specific Mr Green license entry could not be confirmed via a live Spillemyndigheden operator-list query
- Con: Games, payout speed, and customer support unverified
- Con: Bonus wagering applies to deposit bonus play only; free-spin winnings terms reported separately
Who Is Mr Green For?
Players located in Denmark who want a genuinely online-native operator with a well-corroborated player-protection framework and a clearly-structured, consistently-reported welcome bonus.
Who Should Avoid Mr Green?
Players who want a review with directly regulator-list-confirmed licensing or verified game-library details — this review could not fully deliver either, since Spillemyndigheden’s operator list itself was not inline/parseable and no reliable game data was found.
Final Verdict
Mr Green stands out in this review for its Responsible Gambling sourcing: CasinoRadar directly fetched the Danish regulator’s own site and cross-checked it against the regulator’s own published ROFUS statistics, a stronger confirmation chain than most reviews in this project achieve. Bonus terms were also unusually consistent across independent sources. Licensing itself and the corporate ownership chain are well-corroborated, though not via a live regulator-list query, and games/support data remain unverified.
CasinoRadar Score: 7.4/10. Evidence confidence: Medium (5 of 8 categories). Testing: Research-based.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Mr Green legitimate?
It is reported to hold Spillemyndigheden license 24-385386, valid to September 2028, and CasinoRadar directly confirmed its responsible-gambling framework via the Danish regulator’s own site, though the specific license entry was not confirmed via a live operator-list query.
What is Mr Green’s welcome bonus?
Reported consistently as 50 no-deposit free spins plus a 100% deposit match up to 1,000 DKK, with 10x wagering on deposit-bonus play within 60 days. Always verify current terms directly on mrgreen.dk.
Why is the CasinoRadar Score Medium confidence rather than High?
Only 5 of 8 scoring categories had sufficient evidence, below CasinoRadar’s High-confidence threshold of 7-8. See our scoring methodology.
Sources Checked
Direct regulator source: spillemyndigheden.dk/en/online-casino, fetched directly, confirming the site’s reference to ROFUS; spillemyndigheden.dk/en/licence-holders was also fetched directly but the operator list itself was not inline/parseable.
Regulator press release: Spillemyndigheden’s own published news item on ROFUS reaching 60,000 registrants — used to corroborate the self-exclusion program’s scale and mechanics.
Corporate press-release wire: news.cision.com (William Hill International) — used to confirm the Mr Green Denmark license number, launch date, and corporate ownership chain.
Independent/secondary sources: Wikipedia (Mr Green company history); multiple Denmark-specific casino-comparison sites, used cautiously for payment-method and bonus details, explicitly labeled as reported/not independently verified.
Last reviewed: 13 August 2026. CasinoRadar reviews are periodically updated because casino bonuses, payment methods, licensing information and terms can change — this review in particular should be re-checked once Spillemyndigheden’s operator list can be directly queried.
