Mr Big Wins

Mr Big Wins sister sites include LuckyBar Casino and Mobile Casino 888.
Mr Big Wins (mrbigwins.com) is operated by Ent Tech Solutions LLC of Costa Rica.

Mr Big Wins Sister Sites

MR BIG WINS IS NOT COVERED BY A UK GAMBLING COMMISSION LICENCE.

If you live in the UK, we’d like you to pay attention to the sentence above and read it a couple of times. Mr Big Wins belongs to Ent Tech Solutions LLC, which is a company registered in sunny Costa Rica. The operator doesn’t hold a UK Gambling Commission licence. In fact, as best as we can tell, the company doesn’t hold any iGaming licences whatsoever. That means there are massive risks involved in playing at Mr Big Wins or any of the Mr Big Wins sister sites. There’s no regulator to assist you if you think you’ve been mistreated and nowhere to turn if one of the casinos won’t help you with a complaint. That’s an important disclaimer, but now it’s out of the way, let’s look at the Mr Big Wins sister sites.

LuckyBar Casino

The neon logo and theme of LuckyBar Casino (that’s how the site styles its name – there’s no space between “Lucky” and “Bar” despite the clear presence of a space in the logo) are an attempt to give the site a retro feel, and it’s an attempt that largely works. There’s something a little bit 1990s about the atmosphere of LuckyBar Casino, which can probably be called the best-looking of the Mr Big Wins sister sites. That’s not the greatest accolade in the world, though – it’s not like there are many casinos to choose from on the Ent Tech Solutions LLC platform.

Lucky Bar Casino is a lot like many other unlicensed online casinos in that it hopes you’ll overlook the fact that it doesn’t have a licence because of the size of the bonuses that it offers. Take the welcome promotion as an example. It’s worth up to £1500, delivered as a 200% matched deposit boost. You’ll find similar promotions elsewhere on this operator’s platform, but it’s still classed as a warm welcome. The presence of top live games from the likes of Evolution Gaming helps to lend Lucky Bar Casino a veneer of legitimacy, too.

Mobile Casino 888

What are we supposed to call this member of the Mr Big Wins sister sites family? Is it 888 Mobile Casino, which is clearly implied by the logo, or is it Mobile Casino 888 as per the URL of the website? We’re not sure, and we don’t suppose it really matters. Compared to Mr Big Wins and LuckyBar Casino, Mobile Casino 888 (that’s the version of the name that we’ve settled on) is a poor relation. It’s uglier, it lacks a unique theme, it has a clumsy layout, and it generally appears to be of a lower quality than its siblings.

Beauty is only skin deep, so we should note that Mobile Casino 888 isn’t materially any weaker than the other two casinos on the platform. Its welcome promotion is broadly comparison, and its selection of slots and games is largely the same as you’ll find at the other Mr Big Wins sister sites – so much so that you’ll notice several of them are even listed in the same order on the casino’s homepage. That being said, if the three casinos are so similar, why wouldn’t you choose to play at the ones that the operator clearly put more effort into designing?

Mr Big Wins Review 2024

The age of Mr Big Wins is something of a mystery. We’ve seen evidence that suggests the casino has been around since 2004, yet there are sources that claim it didn’t go live until 2023. We think it may have started back in 2004, briefly closed down and then relaunched in 2023, but we can’t be sure. What we can be sure of is the fact that it’s owned by a casino network company based in Costa Rica and doesn’t hold an iGaming licence. The risks of playing at an unlicensed casino are numerous and self-evident, but for the risk-friendly among you, here’s the lowdown on this fairly traditional online casino site.

Mr Big Wins Welcome Offer

You won’t have a hard time spotting the welcome promotion at Mr Big Wins – it’s splattered all over a large banner right in the middle of its homepage, so it should be the first thing you see when you arrive at the Mr Big Wins website for the first time. The promotion is touted as a 250% first deposit boost with a maximum value of £1500. That sounds like a generous offer, and we’d like to know more about it, but we can’t find any further information. Clicking the “promotions” option from the menu at the top of the casino’s website takes us to a blank page, which is a rather worrying and basic error. As such, we don’t know what the wagering requirements of the bonus are or any of its other key terms and conditions.

Ongoing Promotions

Fortunately, Mr Big Wins has done a better job of outlining the terms of its VIP loyalty scheme than it has with outlining the terms of its welcome promotion. Knows as the “Mr Big Wins Loyalty Club” (a catchy title if ever we heard one), the scheme is open to everyone who’s deposited a total of £100 or more since registering an account at the casino. In addition to that entry requirement, players need to wager a total of £1000 or more before they’re eligible to start receiving benefits from the scheme.

The loyalty program is based on a points system. For every fifty loyalty points gathered, players receive one loyalty coin. Additional coins can be won or purchased in daily raffles or by making a single deposit of £500 or more. Once players have three matching coins, they win whatever prize is indicated by the face of the coin. That could be as little as ten free spins on one of the top slots games at Mr Big Wins, or it could be an all-expenses-paid trip to Las Vegas. It could even be a real solid gold coin.

Pros and Cons of Mr Big Wins

Pros: We like the sound of the loyalty program. We appreciate that players are more likely to win the small prizes that the scheme offers than the larger ones, but the prospect of getting a mystery reward every time you collect a coin is enticing. Mr Big Wins outperforms a lot of casinos based in this part of the world when it comes to the range of games that it offers – there are live game shows and top titles from big-name providers, making it a well-rounded casino in terms of its portfolio.

Cons: Casinos that operate without an iGaming licence in place are always going to have a difficult job building trust with players. Mr Big Wins immediately makes this task even harder by failing to declare the terms and conditions of its welcome promotion. The fact that the entire promotions page appears to be broken makes the casino look and feel amateurish. Of course, the fact that it doesn’t have an iGaming licence is a different problem in and of itself, and it’s the biggest problem of all.

Top Games at Mr Big Wins

Mr Big Wins is all about casino games. You won’t find any sports betting or other distractions here – it’s a site about slots, tables and live dealers. Of the many slots at Mr Big Wins’ disposal, Hotline by NetEnt hogs most of the limelight. It’s featured on the same banner promotion that advertises the mysterious sign-up bonus, although the reasons for its presence there are unknown – there aren’t any free spins on Hotline available as part of the welcome promotion.

The fact that Hotline is available at the casino means you can also expect to find the rest of NetEnt’s repertoire here, and there are also several entries from Pragmatic Play, including the myths-and-legends-themed Gates of Olympus. And the mystical Madame Destiny. In terms of live entertainment, Mr Big Wins can offer you Lightning Roulette Dream Catcher and much more. There are a few omissions from its portfolio – we couldn’t find any Play’n Go slots, for example – but overall, the quality and range of choice are good.

Withdrawal Processing and Support

The range of withdrawal options at Mr Big Wins isn’t quite as extensive as we’ve come to expect from casinos that operate in this part of the world. There’s no cryptocurrency support, for example, and you can usually bank on being able to use crypto at casinos in Costa Rica or Curacao. Instead, players can use any Visa, Mastercard or Maestro debit card, PayOp, or ask for a bank transfer. The maximum withdrawal limit is £500 per day, £2000 per week and £5000 per month. It might take a full business day for a withdrawal request to be approved, after which you can expect a wait of between three and ten working days to receive your money. That’s a very slow process by modern standards.

Customer Support and Licencing

Mr Big Wins used to offer telephone support but stopped doing so during COVID and has never re-introduced the service. In its absence, players can either use the automated live chat assistant or send an email to [email protected] to get help. Live chat is only available between 2pm and 10pm every day, which is a curiously specific and limited timeframe. Neither the casino nor its operator holds a recognised iGaming licence. We believe the same lack of licensing applies to all of the Mr Big Wins sister sites, so players who play here do so at their own risk.

Mr Big Wins – The Verdict

If we were able to ignore the licensing status of Mr Big Wins – which we can’t – we’d see it as a mixed back. We can imagine the loyalty reward scheme being exciting, and overall, there’s a better-than-average selection of casino games here. When a casino has broken links and missing pages, though, there’s a problem. If Mr Big Wins would fix its promotions page, be a little more open about the terms and conditions of its promotions and endeavour to get withdrawals to players faster, it would become a lot easier to recommend it. As it is, it’s very hard for us to sit here and tell you that the monumental risks that would come with spending money at Mr Big Wins are worth it for the potential rewards.