The Mr SuperPlay sister sites in a nutshell
Mr SuperPlay belongs to ProgressPlay Limited’s long list of white label casinos. Its closest relatives are the other Misters on that list, Mr Slot, Mr Mobi, Mr Jack Vegas and Mr Rex, plus the sports-led MaxiPlay.
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At a glance
Brand
Mr SuperPlay
Operator
ProgressPlay Limited of St Julians, Malta
UKGC licence
39335, which picked up a £1 million penalty in May 2025
Games
Around 5,350 titles, mostly slots, plus table games and a separate bingo section
Best sister sites
Mr Slot, Mr Mobi, Mr Jack Vegas, Mr Rex and MaxiPlay
Welcome offer
150% up to £50 plus 15 free spins, with spin winnings capped at £1.50
Withdrawals
A day’s processing, then one to seven business days, with a 1% fee
Last checked
29 September 2026
ProgressPlay likes putting “Mr” in front of a brand name, and the four other Misters still trading are the obvious sister sites to compare with Mr SuperPlay. I’ve added MaxiPlay as the fifth because it’s the other “Play” name on the licence, and because it demonstrates the sports-first build of the same casino template.
Mr Slot
- More spins, smaller match: A £10 deposit gets a 100% match to £25 and 40 free spins on Sweet Burst, against Mr SuperPlay’s 150% and 15 spins.
- The same sum per spin: Those 40 spins can turn into £4 of cash at most, which works out at the same 10p a spin as Mr SuperPlay’s £1.50 for 15.
- No mascot: Its logo is just “mr slot” in lower-case white letters on navy, with a red dot atop a lever for company.
- Space-age sweets: Its homepage shows a rocket flying through jars of glowing gumballs, a long way from Mr SuperPlay’s gods theme.
- Same two-address setup: The homepage at mrslot.com redirects you to the casino at play.mrslot.com.
- Best for: Players who’d rather have 40 spins than a bigger percentage match on their first deposit.
Mr Mobi
- Double your tenner: Mr Mobi’s offer is 200% up to £20, so a £10 deposit gets £20 of bonus funds, £5 more bonus than the same deposit gets you at Mr SuperPlay.
- A low ceiling: That £20 is also the limit, whereas Mr SuperPlay keeps matching up to £50.
- No spins at all: It’s a straight match, with winnings convertible up to the bonus amount.
- Cherries on a phone: The logo hangs a pair of red cherries off a mobile handset between “MR” and “MOBI”, in teal.
- A fruit machine look: Its homepage piles up cherries, berries, a lucky seven and, for some reason, a fish in front of a row of slot machines.
- Best for: Players who only plan to deposit £10 and want the most bonus for it.
Mr Jack Vegas
- All spins: A £10 deposit gets 50 free spins on the Big Bass Vegas Double Down Deluxe slot and no matched deposit bonus.
- 10p a spin again: The spins convert to no more than £5, the same rate as Mr SuperPlay’s 15.
- Another beard and shades: The fisherman on its banner has a big beard and red sunglasses, so he could pass for a cousin of the face in Mr SuperPlay’s logo.
- Casino and bingo: Its site has the same Casino and Bingo tabs as Mr SuperPlay’s.
- Shorter fuse: With no deposit match bonus to work through, the whole offer runs on the spins’ seven-day window.
- Best for: Players who’d take a handful of free spins over any matched deposit money.
Mr Rex
- A higher ceiling: Mr Rex offers 50% up to £100, double Mr SuperPlay’s limit, though you’d need to deposit £200 to get all of it.
- Four tabs: Casino, Sports, Live and Bingo are the options across the top menu, whereas Mr SuperPlay has just Casino and Bingo.
- One address: mrrex.com opens straight onto the casino lobby, with no separate homepage to click through first.
- Bright orange branding: The whole site is orange, and its banner shows a man in a bowler hat among casino chips and dice.
- Better-paid spins: Its Mystery Box code gives up to 100 free spins with a £20 cash-out cap, well above Mr SuperPlay’s 10p-a-spin.
- Best for: Players who want sport and live dealer games lined up next to their slots.
MaxiPlay
- Sport first: The logo reads “Sports & Casino” and the site opens onto the sportsbook, not the slots.
- A free bet for newcomers: Bet £10, and you get a £40 free bet at minimum odds of 1.5, with winnings wagered once.
- Spins for slots players: The casino welcome bonus gives 50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza 1000 instead, capped at £5 like Mr Jack Vegas’s.
- Casino, Sports and Bingo: Three tabs, so it has the sportsbook Mr SuperPlay lacks, but no live dealer selection.
- Athletes everywhere: Its homepage is a wall of footballers, tennis players and fencers in neon colours.
- Best for: Bettors who want a few slots alongside their football coupon.
How this Mr SuperPlay review was made
These are the sources behind the page, and the way I work is explained on the About Us page.
Rob Hill
I reviewed the Mr SuperPlay Casino homepage and the play site from a UK connection, clicking only the sites’ own links, and checked every offer against its terms. I assessed the sister sites the same day and checked the licence at source. Account opened and deposit made.
29 September 2026, in Google Chrome on a Windows laptop
ProgressPlay Limited, Malta company C58305, Soho Office, St Julians, with a Limassol, Cyprus head office on its UK licence
39335
mrsuperplay.com: homepage, welcome offer terms, contact, about and game payouts pages; play.mrsuperplay.com: casino lobby and game list, bingo section, every promotion tile’s terms, Deposits, Withdrawals and About Us pages, the full terms and the footer; ProgressPlay Limited’s record on the Gambling Commission register (39335), including its domains and the May 2025 action; all five sister sites above; Trustpilot; google.co.uk results.
Published 29 September 2026
Gods on the banner, a gentleman on the logo
The logo is the only unique thing about Mr SuperPlay’s look. It’s a white line drawing on dark navy of a bearded man in a flat-topped hat and sunglasses, with an M on one lens and an R on the other, and “SUPER PLAY” stacked beside him in chunky capitals. It’s simple, and it sticks in the mind. The banner under it goes somewhere else entirely, with Zeus and Hades squaring up in front of a Greek temple to sell the welcome offer’s spins on the slot of the same name. I like both, but they don’t have anything in common, and they’re an odd combination from a branding point of view.
The website that loads at mrsuperplay.com is a single promotional page, and its Sign Up button takes you to play.mrsuperplay.com, where the casino is. The copy on that page is the network’s stock copy-and-paste text with the name dropped in. It promises Guns N’ Roses, Gonzo’s Quest, Kings of Slots and Dracula, live Blackjack and Roulette, and a jackpot called “luck of the irish”. The About Us page begins with “Founded in 2017, MrSuperPlay was established to provide quality entertainment”, the same opening I’ve read on at least a dozen other ProgressPlay sites, but with a different name and year. There’s also a Game Payouts page that introduces “all the games payout percentage offered by MrSuperPlay” but then lists nothing underneath, which is shoddy housekeeping.
The main site is far better stocked than the landing page lets on. Its game list shows 5,356 titles, 4,566 of them slots, with tabs for 98 casino games, 228 in a Vegas collection, 211 casual games and 281 new ones. Starburst, Book of Dead, Rainbow Riches, Gonzo’s Quest Megaways and Dynamite Riches Megaways lead the main row, and the new games row had Bubble Gum Bonanza, 3 Wild Troopers, Centurion Rise of Rome, Thor’s Rage 2 and Big Bass Vegas 1000 on the day I looked. Microgaming’s classics are here too, including Immortal Romance, Thunderstruck II and Mega Moolah, alongside studios such as ELK, Thunderkick, Blueprint Gaming, Big Time Gaming and Lightning Box. The tabs across the top are Casino and Bingo, and the bingo side has rooms such as Fluffy Favourites Bingo, Deal or No Deal Bingo, Rainbow Riches Bingo and Fish & Chips Frenzy, plus a Monthly Extravaganza whose tile art spells it “EXTRAVAGANZE”.
Ownership: a ProgressPlay white label
UKGC Licensed, ProgressPlay Limited (39335), click to verify
Mr SuperPlay Casino is operated by ProgressPlay Limited, company C58305, from Soho Office in St Julians, Malta, with a Malta Gaming Authority licence issued in April 2013 and a UK Gambling Commission account numbered 39335. ProgressPlay holds that UK licence for casino games (since November 2014), betting (since December 2018) and bingo (since August 2024), and has a head office in Limassol, Cyprus. Its domain list on the Gambling Commission’s site includes 193 domains: about 20 active brands of its own, 95 white labels, and 77 addresses marked inactive. www.mrsuperplay.com is one of the white labels, so the Mr SuperPlay name is someone else’s invention and property while ProgressPlay provides the licence, the games, the cashier and the rules.
Of the six “Mister” casinos on the network, five are still white labels: Mr SuperPlay, Mr Slot, Mr Mobi, Mr Rex and Mr Jack Vegas. The sixth, Mr Vegas Casino, is now closed, and it never had anything to do with the better-known Mr Vegas anyway. ProgressPlay has one regulatory action on its record: in May 2025, the Gambling Commission identified anti-money laundering and customer interaction failings, issued a warning, imposed a £1,000,000 penalty, and added a condition that an outside firm audit the company’s controls.
Bonuses: 150% matched deposits and a 10p rule
Deposit £10 and Mr SuperPlay adds a 150% match, up to £50 of bonus, and 15 free spins on Zeus vs Hades: Gods of War. A tenner therefore gets you £15 of bonus, and you’d need to put in about £34 to reach the full £50. The bonus needs 10x wagering within 30 days; the spins’ winnings need 10x within seven days; your deposit is played first; and only bets placed with bonus money count. The bonus can convert into cash up to its own value, but the free spins can turn into no more than £1.50. Skrill and Neteller deposits don’t qualify, a withdrawal request cancels anything still active, and you can only claim it at five brands across the whole group.
That £1.50 cap isn’t a one-off. It works out at 10p of cash per spin, and the welcome spins at Mr Slot, Mr Jack Vegas and MaxiPlay follow the same sum: 40 spins for £4 at Mr Slot, and 50 for £5 at the other two. Mr Rex is the exception: up to 100 spins from its Mystery Box code can turn into up to £20. Mr SuperPlay’s other offers stay at 10p. The Surprises code gives free spins and a match up to five times a month, paying out £1 for every 10 spins, and the SPLASH code gives 50 spins on Big Bass Splash 1000 worth up to £5. There’s also a 30% reload up to £90, and all three require 10x wagering within two days, which is a tight deadline. A weekly Spinomenal leaderboard also shares out £200. Bingo players get a separate offer of £20 in bingo bonus for a £10 deposit, with 2x wagering and winnings capped at three times the bonus, and Tuesdays bring a 2p ticket session in the Bingo Bonanza room with no wagering on prizes.
Payments: a good spread, but two charges
Deposits can go in by Visa or Mastercard debit card (virtual and prepaid cards are fine, credit cards aren’t), PayPal for UK and Irish players, Apple Pay, instant bank transfer from £20, Paysafecard between £10 and £700, Payz, Skrill, Neteller and PayviaPhone. PayviaPhone is UK-only, starts at £10, takes a 15% fee on every deposit, and you can’t withdraw to it, so I’d leave it alone.
Cashing out starts with one business day of processing. After that, Skrill and Neteller take about a day; Payz, Apple Pay, and Paysafecard about three business days; and debit cards and PayPal three to seven. Each withdrawal costs 1%, up to a maximum of £3, and appears on your statement as Babaloo Limited or ProgressPlay Ltd. Your money is held apart from the company’s own, but the terms say it’s “not protected in the event of insolvency”. Leave the account alone for 12 months, and it becomes dormant. ProgressPlay then tries to return your balance, gives you 30 days’ warning, and starts charging £5 a month until the balance is gone.
Mr Superplay Casino support and complaints
The contact page confirms 24/7 help via live chat or email, and the email address in the terms is customersupport@instantgamesupport.com, which the other ProgressPlay brands use as well. There isn’t a phone number. Complaints go to complaints@instantgamesupport.com so long as the issue you’re complaining about happened less than six months ago. You should hear back within 24 hours and get an answer within eight weeks, and after that you can go to eCOGRA, the independent dispute service, without paying anything. The footer of the Mr SuperPlay website still links to GambleAware, which closed in March 2026, so call GamCare on 0808 8020 133 if you need support.
What I like, and what I don’t
What I like
- A memorable logo that’s all its own.
- More than 5,000 games, including Microgaming’s classics.
- Every offer’s terms made clear on the promo banners.
- eCOGRA for disputes, at no cost to you.
What I don’t
- 15 welcome bonus spins worth £1.50 at most.
- Fees on withdrawals and PayviaPhone deposits.
- An empty Game Payouts page and stock copy on the homepage.
- No phone line, and no protection for your balance in the event of insolvency.
My Mr SuperPlay sister sites verdict: a nice hat on a familiar head
I’ve got a soft spot for Mr SuperPlay’s bearded gentleman mascot, and the casino behind him has a proper range of games. The trouble is that the logo is where the individuality stops. Scratch the surface, and it’s the same ProgressPlay site as pretty much all its sister sites, and the 10p-a-spin cash limit means the free spins that make its welcome bonus look bigger than Mr Mobi’s add very little in real terms.
So choose a Mister by how much you plan to deposit. With exactly £10, Mr Mobi’s £20 bonus beats Mr SuperPlay’s £15 and a few spins. From about £14 up to £100, Mr SuperPlay’s 150% gives you more than the others, reaching its £50 limit at around £34, and only a deposit over £100 makes Mr Rex’s 50% worth more, with sport and live tables thrown in. If your first deposit falls in that £14 to £100 band, Mr SuperPlay is a sensible pick, and the man in the hat is a bonus.
Mr SuperPlay sister sites FAQ: your questions answered
What are Mr SuperPlay’s sister sites?
ProgressPlay runs well over 100 casino and betting brands in the UK, and all of them count as sister sites. The closest are the other Mister brands, Mr Slot, Mr Mobi, Mr Jack Vegas and Mr Rex, and MaxiPlay is the other brand with “Play” in its name.
Who owns Mr SuperPlay?
ProgressPlay Limited runs it. The company is registered in Malta and holds Gambling Commission licence 39335, and mrsuperplay.com is one of its white labels.
What is the Mr SuperPlay welcome bonus?
It’s a 150% match up to £50 on a first deposit of £10 or more, plus 15 free spins on the Zeus vs Hades slot. The bonus has 10x wagering over 30 days, and winnings from the spins are capped at £1.50.
Is there bingo at Mr SuperPlay?
Yes. The play site has a Bingo tab with rooms such as Deal or No Deal Bingo and Fluffy Favourites Bingo, and bingo players can claim £20 of bingo bonus with their first £10 deposit.
Does Mr SuperPlay charge fees?
Each withdrawal costs 1%, capped at £3, and PayviaPhone deposits lose 15%. An account left unused for a year can also be charged £5 a month once ProgressPlay has tried to return the balance.