MrQ

P J Aitken
Last update: 16/04/2024

Bingo Paradise Rating

MrQ is a slot-heavy casino and bingo site with a clean and simple aesthetic. It prides itself on being a “no faff” site, and it actually lives up to that promise. So, what makes this site unique, what are its pros and cons, and what kind of bonuses does it offer?

Let’s find out. 

Welcome Offer

When you first join MrQ and deposit at least £10, you’ll be given 30 spins on Big Bass Splash. The spins have a value of 10p each, so the bonus only equates to £3 in total.

It’s not the biggest bonus you’ll encounter, but there are some huge positives.

First, all of your winnings are instantly credited as cash, so you don’t need to meet any strict wagering requirements. Secondly, there is no limit to how much you can win—if you’re lucky enough to win the jackpot, you get to keep it.

I also really like that the site clearly displays the value of its free spin bonuses. Usually, this information is hidden deep in the terms and conditions and some sites omit them completely. MrQ includes this info in the main promotional material—it’s always there where you can see it.

MrQ also has drop & win promotions, giveaways, and reload offers. What’s more, there is a House Room bingo room open to all players who have deposited in the last 30 days. Games run every 10 minutes and you’ll get half a dozen free tickets.

All of the promotions found on MrQ are wager-free. This means that you won’t be asked to meet ridiculous wagering requirements when collecting bonus credits or free spins. Whether you’re winning money in a giveaway or via free spins, every penny is 100% yours. You can use it to play more games or withdraw it to your chosen payment method, provided you meet the minimum withdrawal requirement.

As you have probably guessed, MrQ isn’t really tailored toward high rollers. It’s definitely a beginner-friendly site that targets casual players, but most people reading this review will come under that demographic, so that’s not really an issue.

Games Available at MrQ

MrQ has around 1,000 games, 900 of which are slot machines, with the rest consisting of live casino titles. These games are provided by over 20 different developers, including player favourites like Evolution Gaming, Blueprint Gaming, Play’N GO, and NetEnt. 

You won’t find an original selection like you get with Jammy Monkey and it lacks the exclusives found on Paddy Power and other major sites, but it’s still a great selection and it covers many bases.

Along with the classic slots, live game shows, live table games, jackpot titles, and other eye-catching creations, MrQ has a handful of bingo rooms. These include 90-ball Punch a Penny and Cheap as Chips as well as the 75-ball Full Monty.

Technically, it’s a bingo site first and an online casino second. But as with many other sites in this category, it blends casino gaming and bingo games seamlessly.

The icing on the cake is that everything is neatly laid out and easy to access. There are no annoying pop-ups and endless menus. It also doesn’t have content that seems to have been written by Google Translate with the sole purpose of keyword stuffing. All in all, it’s a well-considered site, and it’s rare that I get to say that.

Depositing and Withdrawing

MrQ is limited in the payment option department, and there are only a few options to choose from. However, these options include PayPal, so I can’t complain and most other players will be happy too.

What’s more, the minimum deposit and withdrawal requirements are set at a reasonable £10 and withdrawals are processed in a matter of hours.

If you have an issue processing a deposit or withdrawal, hit up the MrQ support team via live chat. They are open 7 days a week and for 12 hours a day (8 AM to 8 PM).

MrQ Review Summary

I mentioned that MrQ isn’t on par with some of the highest-rated casinos on this site. But that doesn’t mean it’s not an excellent casino. Sure, it doesn’t have original games, but it still covers over 1,000 titles, with more undoubtedly on the way. It may not offer the widest selection of bingo rooms, but at least it has them, and at least they’re not just generic keno rip-offs.

There are a few small areas where MrQ can improve. The bonuses are a good example. They are low because the terms are so generous—that’s often the case, and it’s perfectly understandable. However, it would have been nice to see some options tailored toward high rollers, including a high roller deposit bonus, some high-value free spins, or even a VIP program with clearly-defined terms and rewards.

Still, these are minor omissions and they won’t affect the majority of players. All things considered, MrQ deserves the highest rating.