New content partnership adds more titles to player-friendly platform as supplier builds momentum across licensed operators.
MrQ Adds Another Supplier to Its Growing Roster
Gaming Corps has secured a fresh content agreement with MrQ, bringing a range of its slots and instant-win games to one of the UK’s more unconventional online casino platforms. The deal continues the Swedish supplier’s march through the British market following recent launches with Buzz Bingo and 32Red.
Launched in 2018, MrQ has carved out a niche for itself with simplified play mechanics and a rare no-wagering policy—something Gaming Corps sees as a good match for its fast-play, feature-rich games. Players on MrQ will now get access to titles like 3 Pigs of Olympus Bonus Pot, Fishing Pro. Reel Collect, 3 Pots of Potions, and Wild Woof, with more on the way.
No-Wagering Meets Short-Cycle Play
MrQ’s player-first setup, which avoids complicated bonus terms, aligns well with Gaming Corps’ design philosophy. The supplier’s portfolio is built around quick sessions and dynamic features—ideal for casual players who don’t want to wade through fine print or chase impossible bonus targets.
Adam Pentecost, Director of Customer Success at Gaming Corps, called the partnership “a fantastic step forward,” adding that MrQ’s stripped-back approach to casino entertainment made it a natural fit.
A Clear Path Through the UK
This deal is the latest in a string of UK tie-ups for Gaming Corps. In December, the company went live with Buzz Bingo, plugging hits like 3 Pigs of Olympus and Anubis vs Horus: Twin Titans into a platform that serves over a million online users and 79 land-based clubs.
Earlier in the year, Gaming Corps rolled out content with 32Red, including its Crash, Slot, Mine, and Table formats. That push also featured 3 Pigs of Olympus, a title clearly doing the rounds as part of the supplier’s UK rollout strategy.
Daniel Pascoe, Senior Casino Manager at MrQ, said the new content brings “more great options” to the platform and highlighted Gaming Corps’ unique creative approach.
MrQ’s Edgy Rebrand Faces Pushback
MrQ’s rising profile hasn’t gone unnoticed—or unchallenged. The operator recently ran into trouble with UK transport authorities after National Rail rejected a series of ads tied to its new tagline: “The Casino You Love To Hate.”
The campaign aimed to counter glossy gambling ads by leaning into honesty, with poster slogans like “From Jackpot to Jacksh*t” and “Only want to play if you’ll win? Grow up.” But regulators said the tone violated CAP rules around portraying gambling as a test of toughness or linking it to reckless behaviour.
MrQ pushed back, saying the ads were designed to discourage unrealistic expectations and promote transparency. “The creative executions actively discourage reckless play,” said CMO Adam Ryan. “MrQ believes in being open and honest with their players, and building trust in the relationship.”
For Gaming Corps, the platform’s no-nonsense stance may be part of the appeal. As more players look for fairer terms and cleaner experiences, both companies seem aligned in their approach—and ready to tap deeper into the UK’s demanding but lucrative market.
