MrQ Sister Sites

The Answer, And Why It Catches People Out

The Gambling Commission's Tek Fox domain list contains one active entry: www.mrq.com. On 10 September 2026, we found no second active casino or bingo domain on account 60629. This is a finding about that licence account, not a complete map of brands under common ownership.

MrQ's own cookie policy identifies Tek Fox as part of the Lindar Media Limited group of companies. A corporate group can contain several companies and different licensing accounts. A site can also be operated through a white-label arrangement, so sharing a licensee does not by itself prove that every brand has the same owner.

The useful question is therefore what a claimed connection actually means: the same current licence, a wider group relationship, or an older commercial arrangement. The six-name check below records what the register and public websites showed on 10 September 2026. It does not reconstruct every historical ownership link.

Six Brands The Lists Name, Checked One By One

These six names appear in the sister-site claims reviewed for this article. The current checks distinguish a redirect, a different licence account, an inaccessible website and a comparison portal. None supplies evidence of a second active domain on Tek Fox account 60629.

A redirect establishes where an address sent this request, not who owns either business. A timeout is also narrower than a dead domain: availability can vary by network and time. For 333 Casino, the current register establishes a different licensing account from MrQ's; it does not establish that the companies have never had a commercial connection.

Where Those Lists Came From

Older brand lists can describe a commercial relationship that differs from the current licensing position. Without the original dated sources, the names alone do not show when a relationship existed or how a list was compiled. The current findings above rest on the domain and register checks.

To assess an older claim, look for its publication date, the company named and the type of relationship described. Owning a brand, operating its gambling service and supplying its platform are different roles. A historic mention of Lindar does not automatically identify the operator of that website today.

Use current licence records for the operating account and official company disclosures for wider ownership. Dated trade reporting can help explain history when it is available, but neither one register account nor a list without sources settles every possible sister-brand relationship.

The Former And Current MrQ Licence Accounts

The register distinguishes MrQ's current operator from its former one. The Lindar Media Limited domain record, account 51250, lists www.mrq.com as Inactive. The corresponding domain on Tek Fox account 60629 is Active.

Those records support the former-to-current operator distinction. They do not, on their own, establish the exact day that MrQ transferred. A dated operator announcement or archived terms would be needed to establish the handover date; the licence issue date below should not be substituted for it.

Lindar's licence summary still shows an active Remote Gambling Software licence, 051250-R-328289-008, from 4 April 2018. Tek Fox's summary shows Remote Bingo and Casino under 060629-R-337532-004, active from 29 September 2023. A licence's start date is not necessarily the date a particular brand began using it.

The old account also matters when reading regulatory history. On 20 September 2023, the Commission announced a £690,947 settlement with Lindar Media, then trading as MrQ, following social-responsibility and anti-money-laundering failures. That action concerned Lindar; it should not be attributed to Tek Fox or erased by looking only at the current operator.

How To Read A Domain List Yourself

The screenshot above shows the type of register page used for the same-licence check. Open the live record to check the current entries, then investigate ownership separately if that is the relationship a list claims.

1. Search the Gambling Commission public register for the brand name. MrQ returns two businesses: the current licensee and the former one.
2. Open the account and read the licence summary — the number, what activities it covers, whether it is active, and the date it started.
3. Open the Domain names tab. It lists domains associated with that licence account and their status. Tek Fox has one active row; brands elsewhere in a corporate group may use other accounts.
4. Check the Regulatory actions tab on the same account, and look the licensee up at Companies House if it is a UK company.

A useful sister-site claim should identify its evidence and explain whether it means a shared licence, common ownership or a platform relationship. Check the named company against each site's current terms instead of treating similar branding or a shared supplier as proof of ownership.

What One Active Licence Domain Means For Players

A short domain list simplifies the account check, but it does not settle promotion eligibility, data sharing or the reach of account controls.

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