Item: Mr Mobi
Rating: 4.1
Author: Beth Stenson

Mr Mobi Review

Beth Stenson
Last update: 25th March 2025

Rating: 4.1/5

Mr Mobi is an older Progress Play site that’s recently added bingo. Its main distinguishing feature is its rather generous welcome offer and a different range of promotions to most other sites on the platform.

About Mr Mobi

Mr Mobi first launched in 2016, right when mobile gaming was starting to become the “next big thing” rather than a second thought – hence the name “Mr Mobi” was a nice way to stand out as a site catering specifically to phone and tablet players. While the name might not carry quite the same weight now that nearly every casino is mobile-first, I do think it still reflects what this brand is all about: a sleek, modern experience that’s not overrun with heavy graphics or complicated lobbies.

Mr Mobi is also a ProgressPlay site, which means it’s part of a network of reputable casinos known for offering huge game lobbies with a variety of slots and table games from an equally large pool of software providers. On the trust side, Mr Mobi is licensed by the UK Gambling Commission and the Malta Gaming Authority (as is typical for ProgressPlay sites).

Getting Started at Mr Mobi

If you’ve ever signed up for a ProgressPlay casino, you’ll know what the score is in terms of the registration process – fairly painless and very quick. It’s just a matter of putting in your usual personal details – name, address, date of birth, and so on. Your ID verification should be done automatically using the details you use to register, so make sure they’re completely correct; otherwise, you might have to go through customer support to send in documents.

One thing that is a little bit annoying about the signup process is that you’re asked several times if you want to opt-in to marketing communications. A simple ‘no’ in the first instance should be enough, but I got a pop-up two more times which was a bit grating. Still, if you want to get emails and texts from them, there can be some gems in there regarding bonuses.

Bingo at Mr Mobi

The bingo lobby at Mr Mobi was added in early 2025. It’s pretty impressive, with games running around the clock. Ticket prices range from 1p to £2, so it’s a good range for different types of players. Even with such modest ticket prices, the jackpots can grow quite high – worth tens of thousands of pounds in the case of weekly and monthly games. The set prize pools in hourly and daily games are also attractive, with some being worth over £100.

I like that there’s a mix of standard bingo rooms, and some themed ones – Fluffy Favourites Bingo and Deal or No Deal Bingo.

The chat rooms aren’t very busy but I do appreciate that there’s always a moderator in there trying to get the party started. There’s also a good selection of mini games powered by Playtech that you can dip into while you’re waiting for numbers to be called or games to start.

The owners of Mr Mobi have lots of experience operating bingo sites (such as Chit Chat Bingo) in the past so there’s a good chance they may put in some exclusive bingo promotions in the coming months.

Slot Games at Mr Mobi

Mr Mobi’s crown jewel is its slot library, stuffed with top names from Inspired, Pragmatic Play, Hacksaw, and many, many others. The list of providers in the user’s source content is pretty long – there’s NetEnt, Quickspin, Playson, Lightning Box, Big Time Gaming, you name it. So, if you’re used to seeing the same old handful of studios over and over again, you might be pleasantly surprised at just how many different devs are represented here.

This kind of variety helps keep things fresh because each studio has its own style. Pragmatic, for instance, loves a good old-fashioned scatter-pay system and fishing collection bonus, whereas Inspired often goes for simpler, more conventional layouts, which can be nice if you’re in that old-school mood. Then you’ve got Hacksaw which stands out for designing slots that have weird features – like a full-on rotating set of reels that turns clockwise in Twisted Lab Roto-Grid.

I also like that Mr Mobi is pretty good about adding newly released games quickly. They’ll often have brand-new titles from major providers right away. If you dig around in the site’s new releases category, you’ll typically find half a dozen or so brand-spanking-new games that have arrived in the last couple of weeks.

Still, I do think the lobby’s sorting tools could be better. There’s just a “Search” bar and some basic categories like “Slots,” “New,” “Featured,” “Jackpots,” etc. I get that not every site can have advanced filters for volatility or features – but hey, it’s 2025 – maybe it’s time we had a bit more depth on that front.

In the Jackpots section, you’ll mostly find games from Playtech and Eyecon. I wouldn’t say it’s an enormous progressive library, but there’s enough there to keep things interesting. One gripe I have is that there are no real-time updating jackpot counters in the main lobby, though, you generally have to open the slot to check it out.

In the Casino section, you’ll find mostly blackjack and roulette games. Some of the variants are pretty fun like Space Invaders Roulette and Vegas Downtown Blackjack. If you look closely, you’ll even see a few other card games like Casino Stud Poker and Casino Solitaire but those are few and far between here – and, there’s no live casino lobby at Mr Mobi.

Other Things to Consider

Mr Mobi doesn’t have the widest selection of bonuses that I’ve seen at a ProgressPlay site, but where you’ll really want to be focusing your attention anyways is on the Rewards Programme. This is a fun gamified system that runs on Missions (tasks you complete while playing like trying different games or making deposits). You earn points for each mission and those points can be cashed in for bonus money or free spins. It’s pretty unique in the online casino world, and it’s lots of fun to take part in.

In terms of wagering requirements, you have to play through casino bonus cash 50x and bingo bonus cash 2x. These aren’t the lowest terms I’ve seen but they’re still quite reasonable. I’m just not a big fan of the £20 max conversion stipulation on free spins winnings.

In terms of payment methods, Mobi is about as typical as it gets for a ProgressPlay brand, with multiple deposit methods on offer. There’s a £10 minimum deposit limit and just £5 for withdrawal minimums. Another plus about the withdrawals here is that there’s only a short processing period – usually less than 24 hours.

Final Thoughts on Mr Mobi

Overall, I’d say Mr Mobi achieves what it set out to do – delivering a slick, mobile-first platform with a huge games library from major providers, plus a few smaller studios that spice things up a bit. The fact that it’s a ProgressPlay site also means you’ve got a fair idea of how it’s structured – a big focus on slots, some RNG table games and a points-based rewards programme. It’s also an indication that this is a trustworthy casino that takes players’ safety seriously – just like other sites under the ProgressPlay umbrella.

Sure, the £20 max conversion and 50x wagering requirement might not be the most attractive but not everything can be perfect. There’s also the fact that Mr Mobi isn’t huge on table games but the site tends to aim more at the attention of slots and bingo players – and that’s exactly who I would recommend plays here.

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