Gift Cards & Vouchers – Quick Guides for YesPlay Users

Got a gift card or voucher and wondering if it works on YesPlay? You’re not alone. People ask this all the time, and the answers are pretty simple once you know the steps. Below you’ll find straight‑forward advice for the most popular vouchers – Hollywood slips and Google Play cards – plus a few extra tips to keep things smooth.

Hollywood Voucher Tips

First up, the Hollywood voucher. It looks like a regular ticket, but it’s actually a 1Voucher/OTT/Blu‑style slip. The good news? It can be used on YesPlay, but only if it matches the right format. To check, look at the code: it should start with "HOL" followed by a mix of numbers and letters. If the pattern is off, the system will reject it.

When you’re ready to redeem, log into your YesPlay account, go to the "Deposit" section, and pick "Voucher" as the payment method. Paste the code exactly as it appears – no extra spaces, no caps‑lock tricks. Press “Submit” and you should see the balance pop up instantly. If you see an error, double‑check the code and try again. A common snag is using an expired voucher; those won’t work at all.

What if the voucher still fails? Contact YesPlay support and have the voucher details handy. They can confirm whether the slip was processed on their end or if there’s a system hiccup. Most issues get sorted in a few minutes.

Google Play Card Activation

Next, let’s talk about Google Play cards, especially the UK version. These cards are great for topping up your YesPlay balance, but they have a few quirks. First, make sure the card is meant for the UK region – the code usually starts with “GPR”. If you try a US card on a UK account, it won’t work.

To activate, open the Google Play app or go to the website, log in with your Google account, and tap "Redeem". Enter the 16‑digit code exactly as printed on the card. After confirming, the amount will be added to your Google Play balance. Then, head back to YesPlay, choose "Google Play" as your deposit method, and follow the same copy‑paste steps you’d use for a voucher. The money should appear in seconds.

If the code says it’s already used, it either was redeemed elsewhere or you typed it wrong. Double‑check the digits – a single typo can ruin the whole thing. For region‑lock problems, you’ll need a UK‑based Google account; otherwise the system blocks the transaction.

Still stuck? Reach out to Google Play support first – they can verify if the code is still valid. Once they give you the green light, you can try the YesPlay redemption again.

Beyond these two vouchers, the same basic rules apply: always copy the code exactly, make sure the card matches your account’s region, and keep an eye on expiration dates. If you follow these steps, you’ll spend less time troubleshooting and more time enjoying the games.

Got another type of gift card? Let us know in the comments. We’re always adding new guides, so you’ll have a quick reference for whatever voucher you find next.