🎲 Arcadia Leisure Limited

This entity was a British gambling operator that held a non-remote operating licence from the Gambling Commission, allowing it to run land-based gambling premises such as adult gaming centres and/or other arcade-style venues. It is recorded as having been placed into liquidation in 2023, indicating that it ceased trading as an independent going concern around that time.

Company Background

The company was incorporated in the United Kingdom under the Companies Act with registered number 03269998. Public corporate records show a standard filing history including annual accounts and confirmation statements submitted to Companies House during its period of active trading.

Available public notices indicate that the shareholders resolved to wind up the company by way of a members’ voluntary liquidation. An Extraordinary General Meeting of members took place on 26 June 2023, at which a resolution to place the company into liquidation was passed. A related notice was subsequently published via official channels, including a Government of Jersey announcement, confirming the commencement of the liquidation process.

No publicly accessible sources consulted provide detailed information on the company’s original founding date beyond its incorporation record, its founders, ultimate beneficial owners, or any wider corporate group to which it may have belonged. Likewise, there is no readily available information on specific brand names, the number or type of premises operated, or any expansion or acquisition activity. The limited public data is consistent with a relatively small land-based gambling operator focused on arcade-style activities.

Licensing and Operations

The company held a Gambling Commission operating licence (non-remote) under account number 2429. This authorisation covered the provision of gambling services in physical premises only, rather than online or other remote channels. Based on the nature of the non-remote licence and associated public references, the business operated land-based gambling facilities such as arcades or similar machine-based venues.

The operating licence remained recorded as active on the Gambling Commission public register at the time of the latest available information. There is no publicly available evidence in the sources consulted of remote (online) operating licences being held by the company, nor of any expansion into online casino, sports betting, or other remote gambling sectors.

Specific details of the licence sub-categories (for example, adult gaming centre, family entertainment centre, or betting premises) and the full list of authorised activities are recorded on the Gambling Commission’s public register but are not reproduced in the sources summarised here.

Regulatory History

A review of publicly accessible material did not identify any published regulatory enforcement actions, financial penalties, licence suspensions, or formal warnings issued by the Gambling Commission in relation to this operator. No information was found regarding licence reviews or agreed regulatory settlements.

Apart from the standard regulatory information associated with its non-remote operating licence and the later corporate liquidation process initiated in June 2023, there is no record in the consulted sources of significant regulatory events, sanctions, or public statements by the Gambling Commission specifically concerning this licence holder.