Mr Rex
Each area is rated out of 10 from the data we could verify, then weighted as shown — a ×3 area counts three times as much as a ×1. Player reviews make up the remaining 15% of the Conly Score.
How fast withdrawals land and whether cashouts are fee-free.
Licence strength, casino age and the T&C trust analysis.
Wagering, whether the bonus is sticky, the max bet, the cashout cap and the time limit.
Provider line-up and payment method breadth.
Responsible-gambling tools such as deposit limits and self-exclusion.
This score is calculated from the data we currently hold on this casino — licences, T&C, payments, bonuses and player tools. It is an independent estimate, not a guarantee, and can change as we verify new information.
How we scoreT&C AI Overview
Mr Rex is operated by ProgressPlay Ltd under licenses from the MGA and UKGC. The terms feature a 3-day pending period for withdrawals, low monthly withdrawal limits of €6,000, and high wagering requirements of 50x on bonuses.
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Slots
3,704 games
Jackpots
115 games
Live Casino
67 games
Scratch Cards
18 games
Table Games
14 games
Blackjack
9 games
Roulette
4 games
Baccarat
3 games
Poker
2 games
Game Shows
2 games
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Mr Rex Score Description
Mr Rex was established in 2021 and is operated by ProgressPlay Ltd. The operator holds active licences from both the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority. British players are accepted without restriction. This dual-licence setup forms the foundation of the brand's regulatory profile.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Licence | UKGC, MGA |
| Payout speed | 24 hours (structured); 3-day pending in terms |
| Withdrawal fee | PSP fees apply |
| Wagering requirement | 50x |
| Max bet with bonus | 50% of bonus / 25% of deposit |
| Bonus validity | 7 days |
| Conly Score | 6.80 / 10 |
Trust & safety
Two major licences cover this brand, with the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority providing oversight. The UKGC licence offers British players independent dispute resolution. The Malta licence covers operations across various European jurisdictions. ProgressPlay Ltd has operated since 2021 and runs dozens of active brands. The terms review reveals a trust score of 49 out of 100. Restrictive clauses drive this lower number. The operator can amend terms at any time at its sole discretion. Vague confiscation clauses target irregular playing patterns, and the company decides what constitutes bad faith. These terms create a framework where the operator holds unilateral power over account decisions. No independent mediation is guaranteed for non-UK players under these specific clauses.
Payouts
The financial terms present a clear conflict between the structured record and the actual terms. The score is computed on the stated 24-hour payout speed. The terms contradict this with a three-day pending period, during which players can reverse withdrawals. This delay inevitably slows down the actual release of funds. Withdrawals also carry payment service provider fees rather than being entirely free. Weekly limits stand at €3,000, while the monthly cap is restricted to €6,000. Progressive jackpots are exempt and paid in full. The low monthly cap means larger balances must be paid out over several months. This schedule is dictated entirely by the operator's internal policies.
Bonuses
The promotional terms carry demanding requirements that reduce the value of the offers. Wagering is set at 50x, applying to both cash and free spins. This requires substantial turnover before conversion. The bonus expires in seven days. Bets are capped at 50% of the bonus or 25% of the deposit. Free spin winnings are capped at €20, which severely restricts the promotional upside. The promotional balance is non-sticky. Real money remains withdrawable at any time, but doing so forfeits the active bonus. The combination of a high multiplier and a short expiry window makes clearing the bonus difficult. A €20 cap on winnings further diminishes the incentive to claim these promotions.
Games & payments
The game catalogue features 88 software providers, ensuring a broad selection. NetEnt, Playtech, Pragmatic Play, and Big Time Gaming are all present. Hacksaw Gaming and Nolimit City add modern variety. The library spans slots, jackpots, and live tables. The cashier supports 17 payment methods, including Visa, MasterCard, PayPal, and Apple Pay. E-wallets such as Skrill and Neteller are also available. While the brand cashier lists multiple currencies and cryptocurrencies, the default variant restricts the active currency to EUR. This currency restriction applies directly to the default market setup. Cryptocurrency options like Bitcoin and Ethereum are listed at the brand level but may not be active here.
Support & comfort
A suite of seven responsible gaming tools is available to help players manage their account activity.
- Deposit and wager limits
- Loss and session limits
- Cooling-off periods and self-exclusion
Verification requires several standard documents, including a passport, utility bill, and proof of payment. No strict deadline is specified for submission, which avoids immediate pressure but leaves the timeline open. Live chat is not recorded in the current data set. Players must rely on email support for any account queries or verification issues. This lack of instant communication can slow down dispute resolution.
Conly Score
The brand holds a score of 6.80 out of 10. Strong regulatory oversight and a deep game library are the primary assets. These are balanced by restrictive payout limits and a prolonged pending window. The 50x wagering requirement on bonuses further limits the appeal. Player feedback is absent from the record, leaving the brand's reputation unmeasured. Nearly the entire record is on file, with only a tiny fraction of the measurable data missing.