MrQ casino: owner and licence

MrQ casino is licensed in Great Britain to Tek Fox Ltd, Gambling Commission account 60629, with remote casino and bingo licences active since 29 September 2023. The brand itself is older: it was built by Lindar Media in St Albans and launched in October 2018. Here's who runs MrQ, what the register shows and how to check it before you sign up.

Key takeaways

  • MrQ's UK licence holder is Tek Fox Ltd (account 60629), with a head office in Birkirkara, Malta.
  • Remote casino and bingo licences have been active since 29 September 2023; no regulatory actions listed when checked on 20 October 2026.
  • MrQ launched in October 2018 after a soft launch that August, built by Lindar Media of St Albans, founded by Savvas Fellas.
  • We aren't partnered with MrQ, so there's no rating or offer description here.
Licence holder
Tek Fox Ltd
UKGC account
60629
Licensed from
29 September 2023 (remote casino and bingo)
Launched
October 2018
Built by
Lindar Media, St Albans
Regulatory actions
None listed (checked 20 October 2026)

Who runs MrQ casino?

The company licensed to run MrQ for British players is Tek Fox Ltd. Its entry on the Gambling Commission register (opens in a new tab) is account 60629, with a head office listed in Birkirkara, Malta. Tek Fox is the licence holder: it is the party to your account terms and the business responsible for your balance and any complaint.

The people behind the brand are closer to home. MrQ was built by Lindar Media, a technology business based in St Albans, Hertfordshire, and founded by Savvas Fellas. That makes MrQ one of the relatively few UK-facing casino brands developed by a British team rather than a large international group.

Latest Casinos has no commercial relationship with MrQ. We don't link to it, rate it or describe its current welcome offer; this profile is drawn from the public register and published company details.

Tek Fox Ltd and Lindar Media: the companies behind MrQ

MrQ: company roles
Company or personRoleLocation
Tek Fox LtdUK licence holder (account 60629)Birkirkara, Malta
Lindar MediaBuilt and developed the MrQ platformSt Albans, Hertfordshire
Savvas FellasFounderNot applicable

Splitting a brand's technology business from its licensed operator is a common structure. What matters to you is that the licensed company is named in the site's footer and terms, and that the name matches the register. If you ever see MrQ branding next to a different company name or account number, treat it with suspicion and check the register directly.

MrQ licence: why the register shows 2023

People checking MrQ are sometimes puzzled that the brand launched in 2018 but its licence holder's activities start on 29 September 2023. The register shows the current licensed company, not the brand's whole history. When a business moves a brand onto a new legal entity, for example as part of a restructure, the new company applies for its own licence and the dates on the register restart.

When we checked on 20 October 2026, account 60629 showed remote casino and remote bingo activities, both active, and no regulatory actions. That's the information that matters for today's players. For a full explanation of what each register field means, our guide on how to check a casino licence goes through them one by one, and how casinos get a UK licence explains what the Commission assesses before granting one.

MrQ timeline
DateEvent
August 2018Soft launch
October 2018Full launch
29 September 2023Tek Fox Ltd's remote casino and bingo licences become active
9 April and 21 May 2025£5 and £2 slot stake limits start
31 October 2025Financial limit prompt before first deposit
19 January 202610x wagering cap and mixed-product ban
20 October 2026Register checked: active, no regulatory actions listed

What MrQ offers and the UK rules for each

MrQ's product range covers slots, Slingo, live casino, jackpot games, and 90-ball and 75-ball bingo. Each falls under slightly different UK rules, which is useful to know before you play:

MrQ products and the UK rules that apply
ProductKey UK rulesLearn more
Slots£5 per spin (25+), £2 (18–24); 2.5 seconds per spin; no autoplay or turboOnline slots
SlingoNo autoplay; stake range shown in the game rulesSlingo
Live casinoReal dealers; no autoplay; table limits set by the gameLive casino
Jackpot gamesSlot stake limits still apply to jackpot slotsJackpot slots
Bingo (90- and 75-ball)Covered by the bingo licence; excluded from the 5-second game-cycle ruleOnline bingo

Having both a casino and a bingo licence also matters for promotions. Since 19 January 2026 a single offer can't require you to play both products, so any bingo promotion and any slots promotion must stand alone. The mixed-product promotions ban page explains the reasoning.

Is MrQ an independent casino? Sister sites explained

MrQ is often described as an independent casino because it isn't part of a big listed gambling group. We haven't verified any sister brands on Tek Fox Ltd's licence, so we don't list any. The quickest way to see whether other brands share the account is the register's domain names tab for account 60629; if it lists only MrQ domains, the licence covers a single brand.

Independence has trade-offs. Smaller operators can be quicker to change their product, but they don't have the cross-subsidy of a large group. Our guide to independent casinos explains how to weigh that, and casino sister sites covers what it means when several brands do share a licence.

What changed recently for MrQ players

No brand-specific change appears on MrQ's register entry. The changes affecting its players are those that apply to every UK casino:

  • Wagering: since 19 January 2026, any bonus can need no more than 10x play-through. Brands that already offered no-wagering deals are unaffected, but the rest of the market has moved closer to them. See no wagering for what that term means.
  • Limits at sign-up: since 31 October 2025, you're prompted to set a financial limit before your first deposit.
  • Marketing: since 1 May 2025, consent is given per product and per channel, so you can accept bingo emails and refuse casino texts.
  • Financial vulnerability checks: since 28 February 2025, a public-record check runs when net deposits pass £150 in a rolling 30 days.

The what changed in 2026 guide lists every dated change in one place.

How to check MrQ casino is licensed

  1. Scroll to MrQ's footer and note the licence holder and account number.
  2. Search the Commission's public register for 60629 or Tek Fox Ltd.
  3. Check the status shows Active and that remote casino and bingo are both listed.
  4. Open the domain names tab and make sure the domain in your browser is there.
  5. Look at the regulatory actions tab and note what it shows.
  6. Keep a screenshot with the date in case you need it later.

Safer gambling and complaints at MrQ

Tek Fox Ltd must give you deposit limits, time-outs, reality checks and self-exclusion, and take part in GAMSTOP. For confidential help, GamCare's National Gambling Helpline (opens in a new tab) is free on 0808 8020 133, 24/7. If you'd like to stop across all UK sites, GAMSTOP (opens in a new tab) covers every GB-licensed online operator.

For complaints, use MrQ's published procedure first. The operator has eight weeks to resolve it before it must refer you to a free, independent ADR provider. Our complaints guide explains what to include.

How MrQ compares as a type of site

MrQ is a UK-built, single-brand-style operator offering casino and bingo in one account. Compared with a large group brand, it typically has:

Advantages

  • A licence holder with no regulatory actions listed at the time of checking
  • Casino, Slingo and bingo under one login
  • A development team based in Hertfordshire

Drawbacks

  • Licence holder based in Malta, so the legal entity differs from the UK development team
  • Register dates start in 2023, which can confuse anyone checking its history
  • No verified sister brands, so there's no group track record to compare against

For more on judging any casino, read how to choose an online casino or browse the UK casino brands A–Z.

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Frequently asked questions

Who owns MrQ casino?

MrQ is licensed in Great Britain to Tek Fox Ltd, Gambling Commission account 60629, with a head office in Birkirkara, Malta. The brand was built by Lindar Media, a St Albans technology company founded by Savvas Fellas, and launched in October 2018. Tek Fox Ltd is the legal operator: it holds the licence, sets the terms and handles player funds and complaints. You can confirm this on the register using our guide on how to check a casino licence, and compare other owners in the brands A–Z.

Is MrQ a legit UK casino?

MrQ holds a UK Gambling Commission licence through Tek Fox Ltd. On 20 October 2026, account 60629 showed remote casino and bingo licences active since 29 September 2023 and no regulatory actions listed. That means the site must verify your age, offer safer gambling tools, take part in GAMSTOP and follow UK rules on fair terms and complaints. A licence doesn't promise a good experience or wins. Our page on what UKGC licensed means explains the protections, and the new casino checker shows how to test any site.

When did MrQ launch?

MrQ had a soft launch in August 2018 and launched fully in October 2018. The register shows a later date, 29 September 2023, because that's when the current licence holder, Tek Fox Ltd, had its remote casino and bingo licences granted. Register entries show the company holding the licence now, not the full history of the brand. Brand moves between group companies are common. Our history of UK online casinos puts MrQ's launch in context, and the 2020–2024 timeline lists the rule changes since then.

Does MrQ have sister sites?

We haven't verified any sister brands on Tek Fox Ltd's licence, so we don't list any. To check yourself, open account 60629 on the Gambling Commission register and look at the domain names tab; every brand the company operates should appear there. MrQ is often described as independent because it isn't part of a large listed group. Our guides to independent casinos and casino sister sites explain what each set-up means for players, including shared accounts and self-exclusion.

Can I play bingo and slots at MrQ with one bonus?

Not under the current rules. Since 19 January 2026, a UK promotion can't require you to play more than one type of gambling product, and bingo and casino count as separate products. So a site with both licences, like MrQ's operator, has to run bingo and casino incentives as separate offers. You can still play both products from one account and one balance. Our explainer on the mixed-product promotions ban covers the rule, and bingo bonuses shows how bingo offers are now structured.

Do UK stake limits apply to MrQ slots and jackpots?

Yes. MrQ's operator holds a remote casino licence, so every online slot it offers, jackpot slots included, is capped at £5 per spin for adults aged 25 and over (since 9 April 2025) and £2 per spin for 18–24-year-olds (since 21 May 2025). Live casino games aren't slots, so the per-spin cap doesn't apply to them, though other game design rules do; for Slingo titles, the game's help screen shows the stake range. Our £5 slot stake limit page explains the rule, and jackpot slots covers how prize pools work.

How do I self-exclude from MrQ?

Use the safer gambling section of your MrQ account or ask customer support to set a time-out or self-exclusion. For a block across all GB-licensed gambling websites and apps at once, register with GAMSTOP, choosing six months, one year or five years; the exclusion can't be ended early. Bank gambling blocks and blocking software add extra layers. Our guides on how to self-exclude and bank gambling blocks explain each option and how they work together.

Has MrQ ever been fined?

No regulatory actions were listed for Tek Fox Ltd on the Gambling Commission register when we checked on 20 October 2026. That record covers the current licence holder from 29 September 2023 onwards. Our information is limited to what those two public sources say. If you want to keep an eye on enforcement across the industry, our Gambling Commission fines page tracks recent cases, and the Gambling Commission explained describes what the regulator can and can't do.

Why isn't MrQ reviewed on Latest Casinos?

We review only the five licensed casinos we partner with: Coral, Ladbrokes, PlayOJO, Casumo and 10bet. MrQ isn't a partner, so we publish a neutral profile of who runs it, its licence and how to check it, without scores or offer details. Offer details appear only where we can date-check them. Our advertiser disclosure sets out how the site is funded, and the latest casino offers page shows the five partner offers with their check dates.

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