🎲 Clyde Leisure Limited

This company is a land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, active under a Gambling Commission operating licence. It runs adult gaming centres and family entertainment style venues in Scotland. It was incorporated in March 1996 as a private limited company.

The company operates under several trading names across multiple Scottish local authority areas. Its activities are focused on machine-based gaming and amusement premises rather than remote (online) gambling.

Licensing and Operations

The operator holds a Gambling Commission operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain. The licence is currently recorded as active and permits it to provide non-remote gambling facilities in accordance with the licence conditions and codes of practice set by the regulator.

Based on the Gambling Commission public register and associated premises information, the company is authorised to operate adult gaming centres and related machine-based gambling activities. Its portfolio includes adult gaming centres in locations such as Paisley, Glasgow, Cumbernauld, Campbeltown and Saltcoats. It also operates family entertainment and amusement-style venues.

The business trades under multiple names listed on the Gambling Commission public register, including:

• Jackpots Too (used for adult gaming centres, for example in Cumbernauld and at Springburn Shopping Centre in Glasgow)
• Wow Factory (a family entertainment centre in the Antonine Centre, Cumbernauld)
• Countess Amusements (Saltcoats)
• MB Amusements (Dumbarton)

The company holds premises licences issued by a number of Scottish local authorities. These include, among others, Renfrewshire Council, Glasgow City Council, North Lanarkshire Council, North Ayrshire Council, Argyll and Bute Council and West Dunbartonshire Council. These premises licences authorise the operation of specific venues in those areas, in line with the overarching operating licence.

The operating licence status on the public register is shown as active, and there is no indication on that register that the licence has been surrendered, lapsed or revoked.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission’s public register entry for this operator records the licence as active and lists its trading names, licensed activities and premises. Within the information available on the public register and other accessible regulatory sources, there is no published record of formal regulatory sanctions such as licence revocation.

If any regulatory actions such as warnings, financial penalties or additional licence conditions had been formally imposed and publicly reported by the Gambling Commission, they would normally appear in Commission announcements or enforcement reports. No such specific actions were identified in the available material directly referencing this licence holder.