Mr Green Casino

Listed

Takeover by Bally's Intralot agreed and shareholder-approved in 2026; LSE listing expected to be cancelled on completion.

Mr Green Casino is owned by evoke plc, a company listed on London Stock Exchange under the ticker symbol EVOK.

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Key Markets (as of 2026-09-01)

Sweden
Denmark
Germany

Licences

Spelinspektionen

Sweden

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Spillemyndigheden

Denmark

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Malta Gaming Authority

Malta

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About Mr Green Casino

Mr Green launched from Sweden in 2008 with one of the most distinctive identities in online casino: the top-hatted 'gentleman gambler' and an early, vocal focus on responsible-gaming tools under its 'Green Gaming' banner. The brand won multiple industry awards and listed on Nasdaq Stockholm in 2016 as Mr Green & Co.

William Hill acquired Mr Green in 2019, and the brand followed William Hill's international business into 888 Holdings โ€” later evoke plc โ€” in 2022. Under evoke the brand's footprint has narrowed: Mr Green withdrew from the UK market in 2025 and now concentrates on its Nordic and German-speaking heartlands.

The stock behind Mr Green today is evoke plc (LSE: EVOK), itself subject to a pending, shareholder-approved takeover by Bally's Intralot. When that completes, Mr Green will be on its fourth listed parent in under a decade โ€” a record even by igaming standards.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Mr Green Casino

Who owns Mr Green Casino?
Mr Green is owned by evoke plc (LSE: EVOK), which inherited the brand through 888's acquisition of William Hill International in 2022.
Is Mr Green available in the UK?
No โ€” Mr Green exited the United Kingdom in 2025. It continues to operate in markets such as Sweden, Denmark and Germany.
Was Mr Green ever listed itself?
Yes, Mr Green & Co AB traded on Nasdaq Stockholm from 2016 until William Hill's 2019 takeover.