Mr Green official website: how to recognise it and stay safe

Site not opening? Where to get a safe link and what to avoid.

Checking that you are on the real site

Mr Green runs its main website at https://mr-green-pk.com/. Typing the address yourself or using a saved bookmark is safer than clicking links in ads or messages. Paid ads are not a guarantee that a site is genuine.

At the bottom of the page. The licence number, ALSI-112310012-FI5, is listed there as well. Active since 2019. Licence and operator are covered in more detail in the Mr Green review.

A padlock in the address bar is the first thing to check. Read the domain letter by letter, since one changed letter is enough for a clone. Imitations usually give themselves away with poor details. Do not deposit or log in on a site you are not sure about.

Access problems

Depending on where you are, the main domain may not open. The safe route is to ask support for the current official address.

Only the operator can say which addresses are genuine. Ask support for the working address rather than searching. Long lists of so-called working mirrors are a classic source of phishing pages. Save the verified link and use only that bookmark.

No access to the main domain

First of all, check the following:

• Test the site on another network
• Type the address yourself rather than searching
• Get the working address from support
• Never use addresses from random forums

Phishing and clone sites

Phishing pages are built to look exactly like the original. Such pages arrive by message, in posts or in ads. Unrealistic offers are a classic lure. Genuine promo codes are covered in a separate guide.

Password requests are phishing. Codes are for you alone, not for agents. Send suspicious pages and messages to support, including the link and a screenshot. How to reach the real team is covered in the guide to Mr Green support.

After any doubtful login, reset the password from the genuine site at once. After that, activate two-factor authentication and tell support. Let your bank or wallet know if payment data was exposed.

Good security habits

Set up 2FA. A second factor stops most attacks, even if someone learns your password. Pick a long password you use nowhere else.

Open Wi-Fi is not the place for logins and payments. An up-to-date device is a safer device. Always log out on shared or public devices.

A quick review of your history helps spot anything unusual. Unknown activity means: change the password and write to support at once. Support is available 24/7 via live chat, email and phone. Keep the email address linked to your account secure as well, because it is the key to password resets.

Apps and add-ons

The Android app is distributed as an APK from the official site. Downloads from third-party sources can contain malware. Doubt about a link? Check it with support first. Our APK install guide covers the download step by step.

A shortcut to the mobile site is a safe alternative to any app. It is one of the simplest anti-phishing measures. The mobile version has a guide of its own. Update the bookmark if the casino announces a new address.

Programs claiming to predict games should be avoided. They often exist only to capture account details. No software influences the outcome, so there is no reason to install one.

Quick safety checklist

Keep this short checklist in mind. Check the address, the padlock and the footer with the operator and licence. Open the site from a bookmark, never from random ads.

Turn on 2FA, use a unique password and log out on shared devices. Treat every password request as phishing. Play only from 18, with limits set in the account. A safe account is the basis for enjoying the games without worries. A page that does not pass the checks should be closed and reported, so others can be warned.