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MrQ: The One Operator Whose Own Pages Could Be Read
Every other profile in this index records a live casino as unverified because the operator’s site could not be read. MrQ is the exception: its pages answer a plain request, and this profile is the only one that can point at first-party documentation rather than an access failure.
That does not make it a review. What was read is recorded precisely, and what the reading does not establish is marked as clearly as everywhere else.
- Licensee
- Tek Fox Ltd
- UKGC licence number
- 060629-R-337532-004
- Licence record since
- 29 September 2023
- Arrangement
- Own licence
- Registered domain
- www.mrq.com
- Source state
- Source verified 21 August 2026 UK Gambling Commission public register, read on 21 August 2026. Every value in this block comes from that record and from nothing else. The date is the reading, not a standing check.
How to read that record
The record began on 29 September 2023 and is held by Tek Fox Ltd, with www.mrq.com registered against it. It is one of the more recent records in this index, and — as everywhere else here — the date describes the licence, not the age of the business.
GAMSTOP lists Tek Fox Limited with a single brand: MrQ. A one-brand licence is the simplest structure in this index, and it means the licence record and the brand are effectively the same subject — unlike the shared licence a few entries away, where checking the licence tells a reader very little about the individual site.
Being the one operator whose own pages answered is only meaningful next to the ones that did not, and that comparison lives in the operator directory.
Who publishes the app, and who holds the licence
On this entry the two are different companies, which is the more common arrangement here.
The app is published by Lindar Media Limited, which is not the licence holder. The listing’s seller URL resolves to the operator’s own contact page on mrq.com, the registered domain, which is what ties the listing to this operator.
| App | MrQ Casino: Real Money Games |
|---|---|
| Publisher of record | Lindar Media Limited |
| Apple App Store rating | 4.46 / 5 |
| Ratings in that average | 4,999 |
| Version read | 4.4.0 |
| Released | 2026-08-17 |
| Checked | 21 August 2026 |
The published rating is Apple’s, and it sits in the record above with the sample it was drawn from and the date it was read. On this entry it is also the least interesting evidence on the page rather than the most: everything in the section below comes from the operator’s own live casino pages instead of from a platform aggregate, which is the opposite of the position every other profile here is in. It is reproduced with its date and plays no part in ordering.
The rating above is Apple’s, not this site’s. It is reproduced as platform data with its sample size and the date it was read, it is never presented as a score of ours, and it plays no part in the order of any list here — operators are listed alphabetically throughout.
What its own pages were read to say
The safer-gambling page answered a plain request and documents deposit limits, time-outs, self-exclusion, reality checks and GAMSTOP participation. That is a statement about what the operator publishes, verified by reading it, and not an assessment of how those tools work in an account.
A live category route on the same site also answers, and it honours the category it is asked for: a request for an invented category returned a different, slots-led listing, which is what distinguishes a real category page from a template that ignores its own address. The live listing named individual live titles. Those titles are not reproduced here, because a listing read once from outside the United Kingdom is a snapshot of a lobby that changes, and this index does not publish a table list it cannot keep current.
What remains unknown
Studio agreements, payment methods, support staffing and the current live table list are unverified. The reachable pages establish what the operator documents about safer gambling and that a live category exists — they do not establish what is in the lobby today.
Unknown here means exactly that: no source this site accepts has been read to establish it. It is not a negative finding about MrQ, and it is not filled in from an operator’s own marketing, from a sister brand, or from a competitor’s page. The method behind that rule is set out in how we verify.
Even here the answers were about policy and routing, never about which tables run. For the games themselves the sources are the games: live game shows, live roulette, live blackjack and live baccarat.
Source ledger
Every claim on this page traces to one of these three, each read on the date shown.
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UK Gambling Commission public register
Licensee, licence number, licence-record start date, registered domains and whether the brand runs on its own licence or as a white label.
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GAMSTOP participating-companies list
The same licence holder, independently listed, with the brands operating under it: MrQ.
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Apple App Store
The app of record, its publisher (Lindar Media Limited), the published rating and its sample size, the current version and its release date.
App identity The listing's seller URL resolves to the brand's UKGC-registered domain.
Where this profile sits
Questions about the MrQ record
If the live category page could be read, why is the table list not published?
Because a lobby changes and a single reading does not survive it. A list held to one day quietly becomes a claim about the next, so what is recorded is the durable part — that the category exists and that the operator’s own pages answer for it — and the contents stay where they are current, in the lobby itself.
Does documented safer-gambling provision distinguish this operator?
Only in that it could be read. The tools themselves are close to a statutory minimum across UK licensees, so the fact recorded here is the documentation, not an advantage over operators whose pages did not answer.