Mr Play's used to be part of Aspire Global (AG), but as the licence and platform provider decided to leave the UK market, the site closed down. Therefore, we have listed some good alternatives below.
Mr Play entered the UK gambling scene in 2019 and was owned by a company called Marketplay Ltd. However, punters will be much more familiar with the company that used to operate the bookie's sportsbook and casino, named AG Communications Limited.
This was done under a white-label agreement and as a result, Mr Play had quite a few sister sites. Indeed, as per the Gambling Commission, AG Communications had just under 70 (!) active domain names at one point.
The company thus made it its speciality to provide gambling products for others, mostly new betting sites, and Mr Play was one of the bookies that jumped on board.
Below, we review a selection of Mr Play's sister sites. As they are fundamentally the same product, we focus on their differences.
HeySpin, as the name suggests, focuses more on the casino side rather than the sportsbook. It was launched in 2020 and is owned by Chili Partners, which shook hands with AG Communications to get the product into the UK market. This white-label arrangement means the bookie is very similar to Mr Play.
The welcome offer differs slightly for the sportsbook as punters must stake £15 rather than £10 to get the £10 free bet. It was already the case with Luckster and ZetBet's offers, but HeySpin just clarifies that offers rarely compete with the best sign-up deals in the UK.

Steven is an experienced iGaming content writer who has been working in the industry since 2018. He is passionate about sports betting and enjoys writing about all aspects of the industry, including bookmaker reviews, betting tips and strategies, and news and analysis.