🎲 Double Diamond Gaming Limited

This company is a land-based casino operator active in the British gambling market under a UK Gambling Commission operating licence. It focuses on casino gaming and related activities and has been trading in the sector since 2009. The company is majority-owned by an overseas holding entity.

It was incorporated in May 2009 in the United Kingdom. Public corporate filings identify G8.com (BVI) Inc., a British Virgin Islands holding company, as the largest shareholder, with a 75% ownership stake. The remaining shares are held by other private shareholders. The company’s stated nature of business is gambling and betting activities, classified under UK SIC code 92000.

The company trades using the Rainbow Casino brand in Birmingham, operating casino gaming facilities that include table games and gaming machines. Available public information indicates that this is its principal trading brand in Great Britain. There is no indication in public sources of a wider multi-brand consumer offering under this corporate entity.

Licensing and Operations

The operator holds a Gambling Commission operating licence in Great Britain. Its permissions cover casino activities in both non-remote and ancillary remote forms.

The non-remote casino authorisation permits the provision of land-based casino gaming, including table games and gaming machines, in licensed premises. This authorisation is granted under legislation derived from the Casino Act 1968 framework and subsequently regulated under the Gambling Act 2005 regime.

In addition, the company holds a casino ancillary remote licence. This type of permission allows limited remote gambling facilities that are ancillary to a licensed non-remote casino operation, rather than a full remote casino offering. Ancillary remote permissions typically support services connected to the physical casino business, rather than a standalone online-only gambling platform.

The operator does not hold a full remote (online-only) casino operating licence in Great Britain. Its remote permissions are restricted to the ancillary category linked to its land-based casino activities.

The operating licence is currently recorded by the Gambling Commission as active. Publicly available information indicates that the company continues to submit statutory filings, such as annual accounts and confirmation statements, in line with UK corporate and regulatory requirements.

Regulatory History

As of the latest information available in public sources, there are no published records of formal enforcement actions, financial penalties, or licence suspensions imposed on this operator by the Gambling Commission. Routine regulatory supervision and compliance activity may occur but is not generally published in detail where no formal sanction is issued.

No public records indicate any surrender of its operating licence or a change from active to inactive status. There is also no public indication of licence revocation or a regulatory requirement to cease trading in Great Britain.