🎲 1st Class Bet Ltd

This private limited company is a gambling operator licensed by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain. It holds an active operating licence and is authorised to provide betting services under the regulatory framework set out in the Gambling Act 2005. The business is a relatively recent entrant to the market and is recorded on the Gambling Commission’s public register under the name “1ST CLASS BET LTD”, which also corresponds to common search queries such as “1st class bet”.

The company was incorporated in the United Kingdom and is recorded on the Companies House register as a private company limited by shares. Its stated nature of business is gambling and betting activities, as classified under the UK Standard Industrial Classification system. Public filings show that it was incorporated in 2025. As of the latest available regulatory and corporate records, no information has been published in those sources regarding any parent company, wider corporate group, or trading subsidiaries.

Companies House records do not indicate any completed mergers, acquisitions or changes of corporate control involving this entity since incorporation. Details of individual shareholders, directors or persons with significant control are maintained by Companies House, but these are not summarised in Gambling Commission records and are not reproduced here. No separate trading names or brands are listed in the Gambling Commission entry beyond the registered corporate name.

Licensing and Operations

The business holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain. The licence is recorded as active on the Commission’s public register. The type of licence held is a Gambling Commission operating licence, which is required for the provision of commercial gambling services to customers in Great Britain.

According to the Gambling Commission register, the licence authorises the company to offer betting services. This falls within the category of general betting activities under the Gambling Act 2005. The authorisation covers remote provision of betting, meaning it may offer betting services via means such as online or other remote communication systems, subject to the specific activities and licence conditions recorded against its account.

The operating licence is subject to the general conditions of entitlement and any specific conditions imposed by the Gambling Commission. These include requirements relating to fair and open conduct of gambling, protection of children and vulnerable persons, and compliance with anti-money laundering and social responsibility obligations. The licence remains in force unless it is surrendered, revoked, suspended, or otherwise varied by the Commission in accordance with the Act.

No historical changes in licence type, such as transitions between non-remote and remote authorisations or the addition or removal of product verticals (for example, casino or bingo), are recorded in the publicly available summary beyond the current betting authorisation. The licence status is shown as active, and there is no indication in the public register of the licence having been surrendered or lapsed.

Regulatory History

As of the latest information available from the Gambling Commission’s public register and associated notices, there are no published regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, licence suspensions, or formal warnings recorded against this licensee. There is also no public record of licence reviews or regulatory settlements involving the company in the Commission’s enforcement publications.

If any future regulatory actions were to be taken, these would ordinarily be recorded by the Gambling Commission and, where appropriate, published in its regulatory decisions or enforcement updates.