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🚫 Nothing else on the licence
💸 Bank transfer out in 10 to 20 minutes
🔑 One address on the licence, and one that redirects to it
Tek Fox Ltd runs exactly one brand. The public record carries mrq.com and nothing else under the company, and mrqbingo.com is the same platform reached by a second name rather than a separate site with its own lobby, balance or terms. There is no sister brand to switch to, no network account behind the scenes, and nothing announced about a second brand either.
The regulator list is short too. Tek Fox holds a British licence and no other, with no Malta Gaming Authority permission and nothing from Gibraltar sitting alongside it. For a player in Britain that is close to neutral, because British rules are among the strictest anywhere and a second regulator adds little on top. It does mean nobody outside the UK can play here at all.
📋 The company on the paperwork
- Operator: Tek Fox Ltd
- Address filed: The Brewhouse, Mdina Road, Birkirkara, CBD 2010, Malta
- Directors: Savvas Fellas and Pearl Marie Raffa
- Domain on the licence: mrq.com, with mrqbingo.com pointing at the same platform
- Regulator: the Gambling Commission, and no second one anywhere
💼 Lindar Media until August 2024, Tek Fox ever since
MrQ opened in 2018 as a bingo platform run by Lindar Media Limited, and the licence moved to Tek Fox Ltd on 1 August 2024. Those are two different companies and it is a real distinction, not a paperwork one: a player who joined in 2020 was dealing with Lindar Media, and anyone who has arrived since the summer of 2024 is dealing with Tek Fox.
Nothing published records a penalty or a settlement against either company. That is a narrow statement and it should be read narrowly. Tek Fox has only held the licence for two years, so there is not much record to have, and a search that finds nothing is not the same as a regulator having looked and found nothing.
📜 What the site actually is
- Around 1,300 games, which is modest beside the bigger British lobbies
- Bingo in 90-ball and 75-ball rooms, on the same site and the same login as the slots
- Bonuses carry no wagering, so what you win is yours with no playthrough to clear first
- The platform was built for MrQ rather than rented from a white-label supplier
- Pounds only and British players only, so no Trustly for the Nordics and no Interac for Canada
💰 Ten minutes to twenty, and the office hours that undo it
Withdrawal speed is the whole proposition here and the figures are specific. Instant Bank Transfer clears in 10 to 20 minutes. PayPal takes 1 to 6 hours and is often under four, capped at £5,500 a request. Visa Direct runs 2 to 4 hours where the bank supports it, and an ordinary Visa or Mastercard debit card takes 1 to 5 working days. The minimum is £10 in either direction, and the money goes back to whichever method is tagged Primary in the account.
Live chat runs 8am to 8pm every day and there is nothing overnight. The payments team works Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 5:30pm. A cashout requested on a Friday evening is not going anywhere until the following week, however fast the transfer itself is once it is approved. Fast processing and round-the-clock processing are two different things, and only the first one is on offer here.
📱 Money in by phone bill cannot come out by phone bill
Pay by Mobile is a deposit method and only a deposit method. It works instantly on EE, O2, Three and Vodafone with a £240 monthly ceiling, and a mobile bill cannot receive an outbound payment, so there is no way to send the money back the way it arrived.
A player who has only ever deposited by phone bill has to add a debit card or PayPal, put a small deposit through it so the system marks it as the primary method, and only then request the withdrawal. Sorting that out before depositing anything substantial by phone is a great deal easier than sorting it out with a balance waiting.
- ✅ What you get: a bank transfer inside 20 minutes, bonuses with no playthrough, and bingo and slots on one login.
- ❌ What you give up: PayPal as the only e-wallet, no help after 8pm, no payments desk at weekends, and roughly 1,300 games against the 3,000 at PlayOJO.
🔒 A block set here stops at this one site
Self-exclusion at MrQ covers mrq.com and mrqbingo.com, which are the same platform, and that is where it ends. Because there is no sister network, excluding yourself here does not restrict a single other casino, and every operator keeps its own player list. On a group with several brands an exclusion usually travels across the group. Here there is no group for it to travel across.
A player excluding themselves usually wants more than one site shut, and this one covers only itself. GAMSTOP is the only thing that goes further: sign up once there and every operator holding a British licence has to keep you out, whoever runs it. A block set with MrQ closes MrQ. GAMSTOP closes the rest.
👥 Three casinos that each fix a different thing
There is no sister to compare, so the three below are picked for the three complaints most likely to bring somebody here. Two of them sit on the Skill On Net network, which runs more than 40 brands, and the third is on the Aspire Global platform.
🔗 Four more British operators, and not one of them a sister
Run by Bonne Terre under Flutter with four sister sites, roughly 800 games, no PayPal since July 2024 and 2 to 5 day card payouts
Bingo and casino under a mainstream name, and a Gamesys network behind it rather than a single company
The same one-brand licence structure taken to the opposite extreme, with a £50 minimum and no e-wallets at all
See Mr Q Casino on the casino sister sites index.