🎲 A & S Leisure Group Limited

This company is a land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, active under a UK Gambling Commission operating licence. It operates casino and betting facilities, primarily under the Napoleons Casinos brand, and is authorised to provide non-remote gambling services to customers in the UK.

The company was incorporated in September 1968 as a private limited company. According to public company records, it has previously traded under the names A & S Dance Promotions Limited (from 1968) and A & S Entertainments Limited (from 1978), before adopting its current name in 1988. It operates in the gambling and betting sector, with activities centred on casino gaming and associated betting facilities.

Shareholding disclosures filed with UK authorities indicate that David Easton Dey Allen is the largest shareholder, holding a majority stake in the company. Mark Allen is also recorded as a significant figure in the business. Available information describes the business as privately owned and not part of a wider listed corporate group.

The group trades mainly through its Napoleons-branded casinos, with venues in several English cities. It also operates gambling facilities associated with a greyhound racing stadium in Sheffield. Its activities are focused on land-based casino gaming and pool betting for customers located in Great Britain.

Licensing and Operations

This operator holds a UK Gambling Commission operating licence with an active status. Under this licence, it is authorised to offer non-remote casino services and non-remote pool betting, together with related ancillary activities, in accordance with the conditions of its licence.

The operating licence permits it to provide casino gaming in licensed premises, including games of chance such as roulette, blackjack and other table games, as well as gaming machines, subject to the regulatory framework set out in the Gambling Act 2005 and associated regulations. The pool betting authorisation covers the organisation and provision of pool betting products, including those linked to greyhound racing, again on a non-remote basis.

The company has held non-remote casino and betting permissions from the Gambling Commission since the post-2005 licensing regime came into force. Public register records indicate that remote (online) permissions held by the group are limited to ancillary remote activities linked to its land-based operations, rather than a full remote casino or remote betting offering to the general public.

The Gambling Commission’s public register lists multiple licensed premises associated with this operator, corresponding to its casino venues and betting facilities. Each premises is subject to its own premises licence, in addition to the group’s overarching operating licence.

Regulatory History

A search of publicly available Gambling Commission enforcement and regulatory action records does not show any published financial penalties, licence suspensions, or licence revocations relating to this operator as of the latest available information. There is no public record in those sources of regulatory settlements or sanctions specifically naming this company.

The company’s operating licence is currently recorded by the Gambling Commission as active. No public information from the Commission indicates that it has applied to surrender its licence or that it has undergone licence revocation or suspension proceedings.