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This entry concerns a former gambling operator that held an operating licence from the Gambling Commission in Great Britain and is no longer authorised to provide licensed gambling services. The operator’s Gambling Commission account is recorded as having a revoked status, indicating that it is not currently permitted to offer activities that require a Commission operating licence.

Publicly available sources outside the Gambling Commission’s own register contain little or no verifiable information about the business history, ownership, or trading activities associated with this licence. No reliable records have been identified in major corporate, news, or sector databases that would clarify when the business was founded, under what trading names it operated, or whether it formed part of a wider corporate group.

Company Background

Information on the origins and structure of the operator is not readily available in open sources. No confirmed incorporation records, group affiliations, or details of directors and shareholders have been identified in standard business registries or industry references that can be confidently linked to this licence.

Because of the limited data, it is not possible to state, on the basis of verifiable public information, what specific products, brands, or customer-facing services (if any) were operated under this licence while it was active, nor the period during which it was operational in the British gambling market.

Licence Status

The operator held a Gambling Commission operating licence, which is the core authorisation required to provide regulated gambling services to customers in Great Britain or to supply certain gambling facilities or services on a business-to-business basis. The licence has since been recorded by the Commission as revoked.

The Commission’s “revoked” status signifies that the operating licence has been brought to an end through revocation and is no longer in force. Once revoked, an operator is not legally permitted to carry on activities that require an operating licence in Great Britain, unless and until a new licence is granted.

The publicly accessible regulatory record does not, outside the Commission’s own register, provide further detail on the precise date of revocation, the duration for which the licence was active, or whether the revocation followed a regulatory process, non-payment of fees, or another statutory ground. No information has been identified to indicate that the licence was transferred to another entity, or that any successor operator continued activities under a different account number.

Regulatory History

Beyond the fact that the operating licence is now recorded as revoked, no specific public documentation has been located in independent sources describing enforcement actions, formal investigations, financial penalties, or regulatory settlements connected to this operator.

There are no identifiable press releases, adjudications, or case summaries in general news or trade media that can be reliably associated with this licence. As a result, details such as the reasons for revocation, any conditions that may have been attached to the licence during its lifetime, or any remedial actions required by the regulator are not available from open, verifiable sources.