Mr SuperPlay sister sites

Mr SuperPlay sister sites 2026

Written by Benjamin Rose – Head Writer. Last updated July 2026. Licences verified on the UKGC public register.

Mr JackVegas leans on a neon cherry mascot and a Vegas-slots theme, sitting on the same ProgressPlay white-label licence as Mr SuperPlay. The two sites share a near-identical bonus structure (10x wagering, capped conversion), so the real difference comes down to which mascot and game carousel you prefer rather than the underlying terms.

Bet Dukes trades Mr SuperPlay’s bearded mascot for a crown-and-royalty theme, but underneath it runs the same ProgressPlay platform, the same 10x wagering cap and the same “limited to 5 brands within the network” clause on its welcome offer. Worth knowing if you’re planning to claim more than one bonus across this operator’s sites.

Blue Fox Casino is another ProgressPlay white label, styled around a slate-blue fox motif rather than Mr SuperPlay’s moustachioed mascot. Game selection and bonus mechanics follow the same network template, so the choice between the two mostly comes down to branding and whichever front-page promo happens to be running.

Also on this licence: BetReels, BetNeptune and Bright Lights Casino – between them, that covers every ProgressPlay white label reviewed on this site. Below is a randomly selected cross-section of 20 of those already reviewed on this site.

Queen Play is also part of our wider sister-site coverage, reviewed separately on this site.

SlotaHoy sits elsewhere in our review library, with its own dedicated write-up.

Golden Tiger Casino is one of the other UK-licensed brands we cover in full on this site.

Masked Singer Games gets its own standalone review as part of our broader sister-sites coverage.

Slot Planet is reviewed separately here, alongside its own operator and licence details.

Bingo Street has its own page on this site covering its sister sites and licensing.

BBQ Bingo is featured elsewhere in our review coverage, with its own dedicated page.

Casino Luck is another brand we’ve reviewed independently, with its own sister-site breakdown.

Bid Bingo appears in our wider library of UK casino and bingo reviews.

GentingBet is covered separately on this site, with its own facts and licensing details.

Mr Q Casino gets a full write-up elsewhere on the site, including its own sister sites.

Palace Bingo is one of the many other brands reviewed independently on this site.

Winston Bet has a dedicated review page covering its operator and sister sites.

Dove Bingo is part of our broader coverage of UK-licensed casino and bingo brands.

Video Slots is reviewed in full elsewhere on this site, with its own licensing breakdown.

Lippy Bingo sits in our wider review library alongside its own operator details.

Cherry Wins gets its own standalone page, separate from this Mr SuperPlay review.

Dazzle Casino is another of the UK-licensed brands we’ve reviewed independently.

Spin Shake has a full review elsewhere on this site covering its games and licensing.

21Prive is covered in our broader library, with its own sister-site details.

Mr SuperPlay Information

Mr SuperPlay operator – ProgressPlay Limited

ProgressPlay Limited is a Cyprus-based platform operator running one of the largest white-label casino networks under a single UK licence, with over 100 branded skins including Mr SuperPlay, Mr JackVegas, Bet Dukes and Blue Fox Casino. Each brand typically has its own front-end owner (Mr SuperPlay’s is registered separately from ProgressPlay itself) while ProgressPlay supplies the platform, the games and the UKGC licence underneath all of them. That scale cuts both ways: it means a wide spread of themes and mascots to choose from, but it also means a single operator-level compliance failure affects dozens of sites at once.

That’s not a hypothetical. In May 2025 the UK Gambling Commission fined ProgressPlay Limited £1,000,000 and issued a formal warning plus a mandatory third-party audit, for breaching anti-money laundering licence conditions and social responsibility code provisions around inadequate source-of-funds checks and safer-gambling monitoring. It wasn’t a first offence either: ProgressPlay was fined £175,718 in May 2022 for similar social responsibility and AML failings. Both penalties sit against the operator as a whole rather than any single brand, but they’re relevant context for every site on this licence, Mr SuperPlay included.

Mr SuperPlay review

Mr SuperPlay Welcome Bonus

The live homepage advertises a 150% bonus up to £50 plus 15 free spins on Zeus vs Hades: Gods of War, for a first deposit of £10 or more. The terms shown directly on the offer are specific: 10x wagering on the bonus money within 30 days, 10x wagering on free spin winnings within 7 days, contribution varies by game, and the wagering requirement is calculated on bonus bets only. Max conversion is capped at 1x the bonus amount, or £1.50 from free spins, whichever applies. That 10x figure sits exactly at the UK’s new wagering cap that took effect 19 January 2026, and Mr SuperPlay’s current terms look like a direct response to it: older third-party reviews describe a since-abandoned 50x structure.

One clause worth flagging before you sign up: the offer is explicitly “limited to 5 brands within the network,” and Skrill and Neteller deposits are excluded from qualifying. If you’re already active on a ProgressPlay sister site, check whether you’ve used up your allowance before assuming this bonus is available to you.

Other Promotions

A 30% weekend reload up to £30 plus 20 free spins runs on top of the welcome offer, claimed via a promo code rather than automatically. Beyond that, the site doesn’t advertise a loyalty or VIP scheme on its promotions page, which is a thinner offering than some of its bingo-focused sister networks run elsewhere.

Top Games at Mr SuperPlay

The library runs to around 2,100 titles from more than 40 providers, including Evolution Gaming, NetEnt, Playtech, Blueprint Gaming, Wazdan, Playson and Microgaming. Slots are the clear focus, split into New, Popular and Jackpot categories, with a smaller live casino and scratchcard selection alongside. The homepage carousel leans hard on Pragmatic Play’s newer releases, Zeus vs Hades among them, rather than surfacing the full breadth of the catalogue up front.

Licensing and Customer Support

Mr SuperPlay is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission under account 39335, held by ProgressPlay Limited. Support runs through live chat; no phone line or dedicated email is advertised on the site. The operator’s compliance record includes two UKGC financial penalties in the last four years, covered in more detail above, which is worth weighing alongside the site’s own individual reputation.

Withdrawal Speed and Support

Player reviews are mixed on this point. AskGamblers reviewers cite withdrawal waits of three to eleven days, with one describing it as feeling like a deliberate stalling tactic, while Casino Guru’s own audit flags contract clauses in the terms and conditions that “could be exploited to avoid paying out players’ winnings.” No specific processing-time commitment is published on the site itself.

Final Thoughts on Mr SuperPlay

5 out of 10. The bonus terms are honestly presented and compliant with the current 10x cap, and the games library holds up against its ProgressPlay siblings. But Casino Guru’s flagged T&C concerns, an operator with two UKGC fines in recent years, and a thin player-review base (just 4 AskGamblers reviews) make this one to approach with a bit more caution than a flagship site.

What Mr SuperPlay players say

Coverage is thin but consistent in tone: AskGamblers rates the site 6.7 out of 10 overall, with a player rating of 4.3 out of 10 from just 4 reviews, and Casino Guru gives it a Safety Index of 7.1, “above average,” despite flagging concerning clauses in the terms and conditions. No Trustpilot listing exists for this brand specifically.

What players like: the range of Pragmatic Play and Evolution titles, the clarity of the current welcome-offer terms, and the site’s straightforward slots-first layout.

Common complaints: withdrawal waits stretching past a week, low maximum cashout caps on free spin winnings, and wagering requirements that felt excessive under the site’s older, pre-2026 bonus structure.

Mr SuperPlay holds an active UK Gambling Commission licence and its games run on independently tested software, so complaints about game fairness reflect individual experience rather than a verified finding. The review base is small enough that a handful of negative accounts carry more weight than they would on a larger site, which is itself a reason to treat any single review with a bit of caution either way.

Sources: AskGamblers, Casino Guru and LCB. Summary compiled by Sister Sites UK; last reviewed July 2026.

Mr SuperPlay FAQ

Who owns Mr SuperPlay?

Mr SuperPlay is operated on the ProgressPlay Limited platform under UK Gambling Commission licence 39335.

What are Mr SuperPlay’s sister sites?

Mr SuperPlay sits on the same ProgressPlay licence as Mr JackVegas, Bet Dukes, Blue Fox Casino, BetReels, BetNeptune and Bright Lights Casino, among more than 100 white-label brands on this operator.

Is Mr SuperPlay UK licensed and safe to use?

Yes, it holds an active UK Gambling Commission licence. The operator, ProgressPlay Limited, has been fined twice by the UKGC in recent years (£1m in 2025, £175,718 in 2022) for anti-money laundering and social responsibility failings, which is worth knowing even though there’s no action recorded against Mr SuperPlay specifically.

What is the wagering requirement on the Mr SuperPlay welcome bonus?

The current welcome offer carries 10x wagering on the bonus money and 10x on free spin winnings, matching the UK’s 10x cap that took effect 19 January 2026.

How long do withdrawals take at Mr SuperPlay?

No processing time is published on the site. Player reviews on AskGamblers describe waits of three to eleven days as common.

Is Mr SuperPlay safe and legit?

It’s licensed and its bonus terms are clearly disclosed, but Casino Guru has flagged potentially unfair clauses in its terms and conditions, and player review coverage is thin. Worth reading the full terms before depositing.