Mr Green Review

Mr Green has been one of the fastest growing gambling brands over the last decade. It’s crazy to think that they have only been about since 2008 and are now widely regarded as one of the major online casinos. It shows how hard the company have worked to get to where they are today.

Whilst their casino has been extremely successful, they have been working hard on bringing a sports betting package worthy of living up to the brand name. It’s taken a bit of time to develop the site and bring it up to scratch, but the latest release of their sportsbook has sent a huge message of intent to the rest of the industry. It’s rare to see anything that Mr Green develop not work, so we expect big things from them.

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The Mr Green Website

One of the ways that Mr Green has been successful is in their design process. They have continued to make each section of their site look beautiful and we are pleased to say that the sportsbook is no different. It works in a similar fashion to some of the other mainstream brands in the industry, but the green and white colour scheme allows it to really standout.

On their website you will be greeted with a number of up and coming markets, as well as a smattering of live bets. We really liked that at this stage you aren’t overwhelmed with what’s going on and allowing you to find your own way through the site and to where you need to be. The navigation isn’t the easiest thing to spot first up though, and you will need to draw your eyes to the green boxes for different sports at the right of the page.

The mobile app follows a similarly high standard and is available for download on iOS and Android devices. Other smartphones simply need to view the site in their mobile browser and you will be instantly redirected to the mobile version. You can add the homepage to your home screen which will essentially do the same job as the app.

Betting Markets

You get to access a decent number of betting markets at Mr Green and whilst the sports on offer do vary quite significantly in terms of depth, there is still a good range to choose from. Football is king at Mr Green and it’s here where they have invested a huge chunk of their time and resources to make it as strong as possible. We really liked the fact that you were able to choose between games from dozens of countries and then a good range of leagues and competitions within.

Other sports on site certainly don’t get the same coverage that football get, but notable mentions must go to horse racing, tennis and American sports (American football, baseball, basketball and ice hockey) which are all more than adequate for the majority of punters.

The downside of the site is the lack of markets to bet on. Football is always a good sport to gauge on market depth and with less than 100 to choose from with even the higher profile matches, it does standout as the reason why the sportsbook perhaps doesn’t get as many punters as it could. We know that the majority of bettors aren’t going to need to choose from 200+ markets all of the time. With a handful making up the vast majority of bets we do still feel that there is more than enough here for the masses.

The pricing structure at Mr Green is actually really good. We were impressed that they have consciously gone out to create a solid sportsbook on the back of strong odds and we could easily see why people use them as their only bookmaker. But, it did vary a little in the sports that we tested, with lower profile sports and leagues having some pretty big discrepancies in what was on offer.

Live Betting & Streaming

The live betting section contributes greatly to the site and we found it really tough to criticise. It appears that a large number of games eventually turn live and whenever you are in you get a good number of markets to bet on, for most sports at least.

The inclusion of the live match centre is another positive and the ability to see what’s happening in a match at any given second really does add to the drama of your bets.

Banking

You’re going to get access to a good range of banking options at Mr Green, which are made up of credit/debit cards, e-wallets and online top up cards. You can deposit on site for as little as £10 and each transition is free of charge.

Withdrawals are processed within 24 hours for e-wallets and between 2-5 working days for all other methods. The minimum transaction for a withdrawal is £30 and you get 1 free withdrawal every 7 days. Request that exceed this number will incur a £1 fee for any amount under £100 and 1% for another amount over £100.

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