MrQ Bingo Review

The regular bingo rooms at MrQ are produced by Lindar Media, so the games are actually built in-house and you can't find these anywhere else. So, that's a pretty good consolation for the fact that there are only five bingo games. The variants available are 30 and 90-ball games.

Of the five games, three are normal 90-ball bingos with a choice of 10p or 1p tickets. The biggest jackpot can usually be found in Pinch a Penny or Buzzin' Bingo. One of the rooms is called On the House, which is a free bingo room with prizes worth of £1.

Each game thumbnail has all the essential info on it, from the current jackpot to the ticket prices and the countdown clock to the next round. Once you open a bingo room, you can either quick-buy tickets by choosing one of the auto-selected numbers or pick the exact tickets from the tab 'Select Tickets'. You can always check your purchased tickets by opening the tab 'My Tickets'.

Waiting for the round to start doesn't have to be boring, either. The bingo room showcases a small selection of casino games and even one live game you can play without having to close the bingo room.

I have to admit that I was a tad underwhelmed to see so few bingo games, but they seem to be of good quality at least. However, I did find the bingo rooms' design somewhat too bare. This clean look does fit with the overall sleek design of MrQ's brand and it certainly makes the games easy to follow, but the lack of action, colour and fun is almost palpable. Naturally, each to their own, someone else might like this kind of design.

Note that not listed as bingo games are the live bingo rooms MONOPOLY Big Baller and Mega Ball 100x. These live bingo rooms are developed by Evolution, and they can offer a fun and different experience than regular online bingo games.

• Bingo games: 7

^{The number of bingo games is an approximation at the time of writing the review. The number may change when new games are added, or providers are changed or included.}

MrQ features a full-sized casino site with slots, table games, jackpots and live dealer games. The game library is a versatile collection from such providers as NetEnt, Play'n GO, Microgaming, Pragmatic Play, Push Gaming, Big Time Gaming, Eyecon, Relax Gaming, Thunderkick, Slingo, NoLimit City, Red Tiger, and Epic Strike.

The games have been organised into some main categories. If you're looking for a certain title, you can quickly check its availability by selecting search and typing in the name of the game.

Now, if you happen to be an online casino veteran like me, you'd probably want to see the full list of game providers and be able to browse only the games from your favourite suppliers. Alas, this is impossible at MrQ. The game thumbnails have very little information outside of the title, and even the search option doesn't recognise game provider names. This makes it pretty challenging to determine if MrQ carries your favourite providers.

The live dealer section is much better detailed, with every game thumbnail telling us the title, currently active players, the game provider, and the minimum bet.

I'm also happy to see the Slingo's game titles being a part of MrQ's extensive selection and that they've even been granted their own subcategory. If slingos are unfamiliar, I heartily recommend trying them out, especially if you love both slots and bingo. Slingos have the best parts of both games, and they are absolute delights to play.

Want to keep reading more about the MrQ Casino instead of the bingo review? Check out our MrQ Casino review.

game information

• Slots: 920
• Jackpot games: 70
• Table games: 20
• Live games: 75

^{The number of bingo games is an approximation at the time of writing the review. The number may change when new games are added, or providers are changed or included.}

There's a bit limited selection of payment methods available at MrQ, but I think most of us will find the current options more than sufficient:

I loved to see that the mobile-first bingo site supports pay by phone bill bingo, which is favoured by many UK punters.

The minimum sum you can deposit is £10, and the same minimum limit goes for withdrawals. At any point, you can check your MrQ account to see the net deposit or all transactions.

The average withdrawal time at MrQ is approx. 2-3 working days.

MrQ aims to be one of the fastest-paying bingo sites in the UK, so sometimes you might see your withdrawal processed within just two hours.

However, due to occasional checks and other additional steps, the whole withdrawal process can take up to 7 working days for the winnings to reach the player. While the possible delays in getting paid are not so fun, I appreciate the site being this direct about it.

See the detailed list of withdrawal times per banking method:

• Mastercard: 3-5 working days
• Visa: 3-5 working days
• PayPal: 1-2 working days
• Ecospend: 0-1 working days

According to MrQ's customer support, Ecospend is currently their fastest withdrawal method. The transfer is instant in most cases but, at the same time, the support reminds us of the possible 7-day maximum time for all withdrawals.

There are no added fees, which is also a plus.

• Email support: ✅
• Live support: ✅
  
• Phone support: ❌
• Mail support: ✅

MrQ offers three options for contacting their customer support: email, live chat, and snail mail. To obtain access to their live chat, I was first asked to write my question in a box and then the system would direct me to some more or less relevant FAQ topics.

Because none of the FAQ items answered my query, I was finally able to choose to move on to live chat. However, I found it a bit irritating that I had to write my question again. I was the third person in the queue and it took roughly 10 minutes of waiting until I got the hold of the support agent.

Not the smoothest start, but once I was able to have the conversation with "Sam", I was very pleased with their prompt answers. I felt I wasn't being fed with copy & paste standard replies, which is almost like a standard thing with live chat support systems.

Live chat is available every day from 8 am to 11 pm, and their support email address is support@mrq.com.

You can even send them old-school mail:

MrQ
PO Box 1243
St. Albans
AL1 9JH

When you sign up to MrQ Bingo and add a payment method, the site attempts to verify your identity electronically. If this can't be done, MrQ will require you to provide further proof of your ID. You'll receive an email from MrQ when documents are needed.

What you need to provide:

• Proof of identity (passport, driving licence, residence permit, etc.)
• Proof of address (utility bill, council tax statement, official government letter, etc.)

Note, that mobile bills are not accepted. Utility bills, official government letters, home/motor insurance documents and letters from financial institutions should not be older than 3 months. Council tax statements and mortgage statements should be issued within the last 12 months.

Also, your driving licence alone might be enough if your current address matches the information on your driving licence.

MrQ has several ways to limit gambling if needed:

• Set daily/weekly/monthly deposit limits
• Set reality checks
• Apply a time-out between 1 day and 6 weeks
• Apply a self-exclusion, minimum 6 months

MrQ is also registered with GAMSTOP. So, if your exclusion has been confirmed with GAMSTOP, it means you can't log in to MrQ at all for the period of the exclusion.

You can set all these limits by yourself. However, if you want help with them, you can always ask MrQ customer support to set the limits or the time-out/self-exclusion for you.

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MrQ Bingo is owned by Lindar Media, who provides the platform and bingo rooms exclusively for MrQ, a standalone online casino and bingo site.

You can play at MrQ Bingo for free by registering your account and using their free no deposit spins! This gives you a taste of the bingo site, and gives you room to decide if you want to make your first deposit and benefit from the larger bonus.

MrQ pays out with one of the fastest withdrawal times on the market for UK players. Our tests show that MrQ pays out within hours at best!