Alternative
Rating 5.0
Dream Jackpot
- Welcome offer
- 20 free spins on Big Bass Splash
- Wagering
- 0x on the winnings
- First deposit for the offer
- £20
- Payment methods
- +1 more
MrQ sister sites for UK players
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- Operator
- Tek Fox Ltd
- Licence account
- 60629
- Company number
- C96152
- Wagering
- None
- First deposit
- £10
- Games
- 900+ games
Checked on 30 September 2026.
Rating 3.9
The short answer
MrQ has no sister sites. Tek Fox Ltd holds its Great Britain licence and no other brand sits on that account, so there is no family for your balance, your deposit limit or your free spins to follow you into. Check who holds the licence on any site that calls itself a MrQ sister before you put money in. What this page gives you instead is two alternatives, picked on one term they share with MrQ: their welcome offers carry no wagering. They are Dream Jackpot and PlayOJO, run by other companies, and the comparison below is about what each costs you rather than who owns it.
Alternatives to MrQ at a glance
Alternative
Rating 4.6
PlayOJO
- Welcome offer
- 50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza
- Wagering
- 0x, no wagering on any bonus
- First deposit for the offer
- £10
- Payment methods
- +4 more
Plainly: none. The Gambling Commission register, read on 27 September 2026, shows the Tek Fox Ltd account with mrq.com on it and nothing else, and that site is active. GamStop's participating companies list, read on 30 September 2026, names Tek Fox Limited (MrQ), the same licensee and no second brand beside it. If a list tells you otherwise, search the register by the licensee's name rather than the casino's. The table sets MrQ beside the two alternatives on the terms each one states for UK players.
| Casino | Rating | Welcome offer | Wagering | First deposit for the offer | Licence | Accepts UK players | Games stated |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| MrQ | 3.9 | 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash | 0x on the winnings | £10 | Gambling Commission | Yes | 900+ |
| Dream Jackpot | 5.0 | 20 free spins on Big Bass Splash | 0x on the winnings | £20 | Gambling Commission | Yes | Not stated |
| PlayOJO | 4.6 | 50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza | 0x, no wagering on any bonus | £10 | Gambling Commission | Yes | 8,000+ |
What carries over between MrQ and its sisters
If you need to stop gambling, do it with the tools built for that, not by moving to another casino. Inside MrQ you can set a deposit limit, take a time-out or self-exclude. MrQ's terms say: "Self-exclusion will be applied to your MrQ account and any future websites operated by us." That covers anything Tek Fox Ltd launches later and nothing else, so it does not close Dream Jackpot or PlayOJO to you. For a block across every site licensed in Great Britain, Gamstop Online says: "When you register with Gamstop Online you’ll be blocked from accessing gambling websites and apps licensed in Great Britain." An alternative casino is never a way around a self-exclusion. If you are excluded anywhere, treat both alternatives as closed to you and ring a helpline rather than opening a new account.
Nothing else carries over either, because there is no second site to carry it to. A limit you set, a verified account, a cashback week in progress: none of it exists at Dream Jackpot or PlayOJO, so an account at either starts from scratch, verification included. Set a deposit limit on any new account the day you open it, before the first deposit lands.
MrQ review UK: the casino you are comparing against
MrQ costs £10 to try. Deposit and spend £10 on qualifying games and it credits 100 free spins on Big Bass Splash, each spin worth 10p, with no wagering on the winnings and nothing capped. The limit is time: each spin must be used within 48 hours of being credited, and the maximum stake per free spin is 10p. Set a reminder as soon as the spins are credited, and spend them before that window shuts. Bingo wagering does not count towards the spend. Read the excluded games list before you deposit, or the £10 goes on games that do not qualify. For existing players it states cashback of £2 for each qualifying week in which you wager £30 or more in real money, up to £8 across a full pass.
The minimum deposit is £10 and MrQ states it does not charge fees for processing deposits. Its pages say most withdrawals are processed instantly, PayPal payouts within 4 hours during support hours and fee-free, and the smallest withdrawal it accepts is £10.00 back to an active payment method. Verification comes first: MrQ says it will conduct its verification processes electronically where possible and ask for documents where it cannot, so upload a passport or driving licence and a utility bill when the account opens, not when the money is waiting. It lists 900+ games with Jackpot King jackpots and live tables from 20p a spin on roulette, but no VIP or loyalty programme is listed on the casino's site, so steady play earns you nothing by itself. Check what its promotions page is running before you plan a session, because nothing builds up in the background here. Support runs on live chat and email from 9am to 9pm, every day, and MrQ lists an app for iPhone and one for Android.
MrQ sister sites reviewed
There is no sister to review here, so this section holds alternatives. We list the other casinos we review whose welcome offer, like MrQ's, has no wagering. That is Dream Jackpot and PlayOJO. Both are run by other companies on their own licence accounts, so they are alternatives and nothing more. Each review below gives only what differs from MrQ, so read the section above first.
Dream Jackpot
Dream Jackpot asks more at the door. Its first deposit offer is to deposit and wager £20 on Big Bass Splash for 20 spins, where MrQ asks £10 for 100. Wagering matches at 0x on winnings, and it must be completed within 7 days of deposit. Note the day you deposit and finish the wagering well inside that window. Its own minimum deposit is £10, so you can join for less than the offer costs and get no spins at all. Work out before you pay in whether 20 spins justify a £20 deposit.
Payments are where it tells you least. Its pages state a £10 minimum deposit and a £10 minimum withdrawal, no payout time anywhere and nothing on fees. MrQ at least publishes a timescale. Ask support in writing for a payout time and for any deposit or withdrawal fees before you deposit, and keep the reply. Identity checks are stated, with a passport or driving licence, a current utility bill or a bank or card statement, and one account per brand is the rule.
Games cannot be measured here. Dream Jackpot does not state a game count, which is why games is not scored in its rating, and it names Pragmatic Play, Microgaming, NetEnt and others as providers. Live casino games are offered, and there is no free play: it says it does not offer a free play option or demo modes on any of its slot games, to comply with UK Gambling Commission regulations. Its rewards page could not be read, so whether it runs a loyalty scheme is unconfirmed. Ask its live chat for a game count and for any loyalty terms before you deposit, and plan on staking real money from the first spin, as there is no demo to practise in. Jupiter Gaming Limited holds the licence, its terms allow only UK residents to open accounts, support is live chat and email stated as 24/7, and apps are on the App Store and Google Play. It rates 5.0 with us, on the four criteria its pages allow.
PlayOJO
PlayOJO matches MrQ at the door: £10 in, and the first deposit brings 50 free spins on Big Bass Bonanza, each valued at £0.10. Its no-wagering position goes further, because MrQ drops wagering on the welcome spins only. PlayOJO states no wagering requirements at all on its bonuses, says wins from bonuses are paid in cash and sets no limit on how much you can win. Its pages do not state when those spins expire, so that limit is unconfirmed. Check the offer terms for an expiry before you deposit, and use the spins the day they land.
Payments are its strongest area. Its pages say it processes 95% of withdrawals within minutes, the minimum withdrawal is £0, and it does not charge fees for deposits or withdrawals. Trustly, PayPal, Paysafecard, Visa, MasterCard, Apple Pay, GooglePay and wire transfer are listed. Verification is still first, with a passport, driving licence or government ID card plus a utility bill or bank statement. Send the documents in when you open the account, so a payout is not waiting on them.
On games it is the largest of the three by its own count, 8,000+ against a smaller stated figure at MrQ, with over 60 live casino games, table stakes from £5 to £5,000 and tables sold as exclusive, including live roulette dealt from Manchester. Its games are certified by eCOGRA and iTech Labs as well as UKGC-approved testing houses. It also has what MrQ lacks: OJOplus pays back a small percentage of every real money bet, win or lose, into a balance you can convert to cash at any time with no conditions. Its self-exclusion clause reaches further too, applying the same period automatically to other casino accounts sharing its licence, and its one-account rule stretches to a household, an address, a card and a shared computer, so a second account for a second offer can cost you the first. Keep to one account in your own name, with your own card, and check whether anyone at your address already plays there before you sign up. A complaint goes to a manager or supervisor who answers within 96 hours, then to eCogra. It rates 4.6 with us.
How MrQ's sisters compare on bonuses, payments, games, support and mobile
Area by area, the three are closest on bonuses and furthest apart on payments. All three welcome offers are free spins with no wagering on what they pay, so the real differences are the deposit that unlocks them and how many spins arrive. On payments the order is clear: PlayOJO publishes a speed and a share, MrQ publishes a speed, Dream Jackpot publishes neither. On fees, PlayOJO states none either way, MrQ states none on deposits, Dream Jackpot states nothing, so ask its support about fees before you deposit. If a payout time matters to you, use that order.
Games and loyalty split them the same way. PlayOJO states the biggest library and the most testing detail, MrQ states a figure and a long provider list, Dream Jackpot states no count. Only PlayOJO states a loyalty scheme; Dream Jackpot's is unconfirmed, because its rewards page could not be read. If either matters to you, get Dream Jackpot's answer in writing first. On support, both alternatives state round the clock cover while MrQ keeps fixed hours. Check MrQ's hours against when you play. Mobile is thin in all three packs: all have apps on both stores, MrQ and PlayOJO both say the mobile range is not cut down, and Dream Jackpot says nothing about it. Try mobile on a small deposit before you move your play to it.
Which MrQ sister site suits you?
Pick on what you actually use. For live tables, MrQ and PlayOJO both publish their stakes and Dream Jackpot does not. For bingo beside the slots, MrQ and PlayOJO both list it and Dream Jackpot's pages do not. For the smallest first deposit, MrQ and PlayOJO are level and Dream Jackpot asks the most. Put those gaps to Dream Jackpot's live chat before you deposit rather than assuming the game you want is there. If you are weighing risk rather than offers, there is little between them: all three are active on the register, all three state identity checks, and all three name an outside service for a complaint they cannot settle.
What we could not settle is worth saying out loud. Dream Jackpot's payout speed, its library size and whether it runs a loyalty scheme are unknown, because its pages and its rewards page do not give them. Ask Dream Jackpot's support for its library size and loyalty terms. None of the three publishes a pending period before a withdrawal starts. Ask yours how long a withdrawal sits pending, and request your money early enough that a wait does not cost you. Where a casino's pages say nothing, this page says nothing rather than filling the gap. Find out which dispute service your casino names before you need it, not after.
Sites like MrQ outside its network
People search for sites like MrQ and plenty of pages answer with a list of names. We have not gathered those claims for this page, so we are not going to set them out here as though they were ours. What the register does show is that no other site sits on Tek Fox Ltd's account. It does not record parent groups, and none of the pages we read names a shared owner, so we cannot say more than that. Dream Jackpot and PlayOJO are here because of a term they state, not because anyone owns them together. If a page calls a casino a MrQ sister, ask which licence account says so.
How to complain to MrQ or a sister
Follow MrQ's own complaints procedure in order.
1. Put the complaint in writing to MrQ's complaints address. MrQ aims to acknowledge all complaints within 24 hours of receipt.
2. Allow up to eight weeks from receipt for a resolution. Where that is not possible, MrQ will give a date by which you can expect a full response.
3. Refer the complaint to the adjudicator MrQ names, IBAS, if the answer does not satisfy you or eight weeks pass without one. Keep every message, screenshot and transaction reference: the adjudicator will ask for them.
How we checked these casinos
Every figure above was read on the casinos' own UK pages on 30 September 2026, and the ownership check comes from the Gambling Commission register, read on 27 September 2026. Reading the terms is half of it: our team also tests each casino here and checks every figure against what it finds before publication. Where a casino's pages give no answer, the page says so. The method page sets out the rubric behind the ratings and the weight each area carries.
Our take
Our verdict on MrQ's sister sites
Rating 3.9
The answer has not moved: there is no MrQ family to join. A single licensee, a single active site on its account and a national self-exclusion list naming that company on its own are the whole of the evidence, and none of it points to a second brand. Between the two no-wagering alternatives, PlayOJO is the stronger all round: the biggest stated library, a published payout share, a loyalty scheme and no floor on withdrawals. Dream Jackpot scores higher, but on four criteria rather than six, and it publishes least of the three; what a casino will not put on its pages is a cost you meet later. Deposit small at either, withdraw once early, and judge it on that.
Gambling help for UK players
If gambling is causing you harm or you cannot stop, call for help now: it is free. Call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 if you are in England or Scotland, or the NHS Wales Helpline on 0808 2819 265 if you are in Wales. Both are listed by GambleAware, whose support services are available only to Great Britain residents.
You must be 18 or over to gamble. Every casino on this page offers deposit limits, time-outs and self-exclusion inside your account, and Gamstop covers the licensed sites in one request. An alternative casino is never a way around a self-exclusion.
Questions about MrQ's sister sites
Does MrQ have sister sites?
No. The Great Britain licence account its operator holds carries one website and no second brand, and no other casino is listed under that account. Lists that name a MrQ sister are grouping casinos some other way, by look, by software or by guesswork. Ask who the licensee is before you believe one.
Who owns and operates MrQ?
Tek Fox Ltd. Its terms say the website is operated and managed by that company, incorporated under the laws of Malta, and it holds the Great Britain licence the casino trades on. MrQ launched in 2018. No parent company is named on its own pages. Ask its support who stands behind Tek Fox Ltd if that matters to you, and treat any group claim elsewhere as unproven until the company states it.
What are the alternatives to MrQ for UK players?
Dream Jackpot and PlayOJO, the other casinos reviewed here whose welcome offer carries no wagering. Nothing we read links either to MrQ: they are run by different companies on different licence accounts. Choose between them on the deposit each wants and what each says about paying you out.
If I self-exclude at MrQ, does it cover other casinos?
No. Its clause covers your MrQ account and any future site the same company operates, which today means nothing else. A block across every site licensed in Great Britain has to come from the national scheme, not from closing one account at a time. Do not treat another casino as a fresh start.
Can I have accounts at MrQ and an alternative at the same time?
Yes. They are separate companies, so an account at one says nothing about an account at another. Each casino limits you to a single account with itself, and PlayOJO counts a household, an address, a card or a shared computer as the same player. Register in your own name and with your own payment details at each.
Which alternative to MrQ is cheapest to start?
PlayOJO. Its first deposit is £10, the same as MrQ's, and it gives 50 spins at £0.10 each, while Dream Jackpot wants £20 before its 20 spins arrive. Cheapest at the door is not cheapest overall, so check the spin value and the expiry as well.
How fast do MrQ and the alternatives pay out?
MrQ states that most withdrawals go through instantly, with a PayPal payout inside 4 hours during support hours. PlayOJO puts the share it processes within minutes at 95%. Dream Jackpot gives no timescale at all, so ask its support for one before you deposit.
Is there a MrQ no deposit bonus code for existing players?
Nothing on MrQ's pages states a no deposit bonus or a code, so there is none we can point you at. What it does state for existing players is weekly cashback, paid once you wager enough in real money in a qualifying week. Check the terms on the promotion before counting on it.
Sources
- Octomark team Our team tests these casinos and checks every fact on this page before it is published.
- Octomark's team tests of each casino's offering read 30 Sep 2026
- mrq.com Used for support. 2 pages read 30 Sep 2026.
- gamblingcommission.gov.uk Used for licence status. One page read 27 Sep 2026.
- gamstop.co.uk Used for safer gambling help. One page read 30 Sep 2026.
- dreamjackpot.com One page read 30 Sep 2026.
- playojo.com One page read 30 Sep 2026.
- gambleaware.org Used for safer gambling help. One page read 30 Sep 2026.