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Mr Play is no longer operating in the UK.
The sportsbook and casino closed on 28 May 2026, and the mrplay.com domain is now marked inactive by the UK Gambling Commission.
That changes how Mr Play sister sites should be treated. Mr Play previously sat inside a large AG Communications/Aspire Global network, but that network has since been broken up. There are currently no active domains left under Mr Play’s old UKGC account 39483.
So older lists showing dozens of live Mr Play sister sites are now outdated.
For more current operator relationships, see our UK Betting Sister Sites guide.
Mr Play Sister Sites at a Glance
| Brand | Former Connection | Current AG Communications Status |
|---|---|---|
| Mr Play | Main sportsbook/casino | Inactive |
| Bet442 | Former licence-mate | Inactive |
| Bzeebet | Former licence-mate | Inactive |
| BetMaze | Former licence-mate | Inactive |
| MyriadPlay | Former licence-mate | Inactive |
| Highbet | Former licence-mate | Inactive on old licence |
| Vickers.bet | Former licence-mate | Inactive on old licence |
These statuses refer specifically to the domains previously registered under AG Communications Limited UKGC account 39483.
Some brand names may have subsequently moved to different operators or licences, but that does not make them current Mr Play sister sites.
When Did Mr Play Close?
Mr Play closed on 28 May 2026.
Archived information about the closure indicates that new registrations and deposits stopped earlier in May, followed by the end of betting activity before the final shutdown.
The UK Gambling Commission domain register now lists mrplay.com as inactive.
That means Mr Play should no longer appear on current bookmaker lists as an available UK betting site.
Who Operated Mr Play?
Mr Play operated in Great Britain through AG Communications Limited, under UKGC account 39483.
The licence covered:
- remote casino;
- remote bingo;
- real-event betting.
Interestingly, the AG Communications licence itself remains active.
But that does not mean Mr Play is active.
The distinction is important: a gambling operator can retain an active licence even when individual brands and domains under it have closed.
In this case, the regulator currently shows all domains attached to account 39483 as inactive.
What Happened to the Old Mr Play Sister-Site Network?
Mr Play used to share its UK licence structure with a large number of Aspire Global-connected brands.
That included sportsbook or betting-related names such as:
- Bet442
- Bzeebet
- BetMaze
- MyriadPlay
- Highbet
- Vickers.bet
There were also many casino-focused brands including Mr Luck, Magic Red, HeySpin, Neptune Play and others.
But the old network no longer exists in the same form.
Some brands closed completely. Others later appeared under different operators or UKGC accounts.
Once a brand leaves AG Communications, it may still have a historical connection to Mr Play, but it is no longer a genuine current sister site.
Why Do Other Sites Still List Mr Play Sister Sites?
Because many sister-site pages are based on the old Aspire Global network.
While Mr Play was active, sharing the same UKGC account was a reasonable way to identify licence-mates.
The problem is that the market changed substantially during 2025 and 2026.
The current UKGC record now shows domains such as:
mrplay.combet442.co.ukbzeebet.combetmaze.comhighbet.comvickers.betneptuneplay.commagicred.com
as inactive under account 39483.
So publishing the old list without checking where those brands are licensed today can give readers a misleading picture.
Does AG Communications Still Have Active Sister Sites?
Not under its current UKGC domain list.
The licence itself still has active gambling permissions, but the regulator currently marks every listed domain under account 39483 as inactive.
That is why we would not describe AG Communications as a current live Mr Play sister-site network.
It is now more useful as a historical operator connection.
Was Mr Play’s Closure Linked to the UKGC Settlement?
AG Communications reached a regulatory settlement with the UK Gambling Commission in February 2025.
The regulator identified anti-money laundering and social-responsibility failures and required a payment of £1,407,834. You can read the UKGC regulatory action here.
However, there is no evidence in the regulator’s decision establishing that this enforcement action directly caused Mr Play to close in May 2026.
The two events should therefore be treated separately.
Mr Play Sister Sites: The Bottom Line
Mr Play Sports and Casino closed on 28 May 2026, and its domain is now inactive.
It once belonged to a large AG Communications/Aspire Global network, but that network has since been dismantled.
The current UKGC record shows no active domains remaining under Mr Play’s old account 39483.
Brands such as Bet442, BetMaze, Highbet, Vickers.bet and HeySpin may have historical connections to Mr Play, but they should not automatically be presented as current sister sites because several have closed or moved to different operators.
For anyone searching for Mr Play sister sites today, the most important fact is not which brands used to share its licence – it is that the original Mr Play network no longer operates in the form older sister-site lists describe.
