Mr Play Sports Review - Is It Safe or a Scam? (2025)

Mr Play Sportsbook Review

While some might think of new betting sites as being very poor on the sportsbook front, with a lack of markets, good bet builders and so on, this is actually not the case with Mr Play. The truth is that many of the new bookies launch under white-label agreements, using a third party to get a sportsbook with high quality across the board.

AG Communications provides the sportsbook for Mr Play, as already stated, and this means that over 30 different sports can be found on the site. Football and horse racing are the most popular ones, which is far from shocking, and we have to commend the bookie for the market depth. For example, there are many options for Premier League games and a good bet builder as well.

Betting margins are crucial for any sport, including football, and we took a look at them when we tested Mr Play. Indeed, we found that the average is certainly within the 'good' range at 6.57%. Not as low as the best margins bookies, though, so some work can still be done here.

As for horse racing, only UK and Irish meetings are offered on the site (at least during our test) and there is also no live streaming of the races. The lack of other countries is also evident for greyhound racing. We could not find any mention of Best Odds Guaranteed either, so we have to assume that it is not available on Mr Play. Very disappointing indeed.

Esports can be found on the site, from CS2 to Rainbow Six, and there are also special markets such as UK politics and the TV show Dancing on Ice. The design could be a bit better overall, in our opinion, as you can sometimes get overwhelmed by the long list of sports. It is also not entirely clear where to click to find specific competitions within a sport.

Mr Play Customer Support

While Mr Play makes it clear that customers are at the helm of its operations, this does not exactly reflect on the customer support side of things. When we tested the site, we only got the option to email the bookie about potential issues. Of course, there is a FAQ section which answers a lot of questions but we expected a live chat.

Also, Mr Play suggests that 24/7 support is available but does this really count with only an email? We are not so sure. Sending emails back and forth is not exactly ideal if the problem turns out to be a complicated one, so Mr Play certainly has to improve here. Perhaps it was just a technical error that prevented the live chat from showing, but we have to assume there is none.