🎲 Dribble Media Limited

This company is a remote gambling operator active in the British market, holding an operating licence from the Gambling Commission. It operates in the online betting and gaming sector, including sports betting, esports betting and casino-style products, and trades primarily under the Midnite brand. The company was incorporated on 22 April 2015 as a private limited company in the United Kingdom.

The business operates as an independent company rather than as part of a larger UK gambling group. Public corporate records list Nicholas Wright among its founders and directors, along with other directors including Garrett Gomes, John Scott Salter and David Weston Williams. In 2018, Wright and Daniel Qu co-founded the Midnite brand, which the company uses as its main consumer-facing operation in the remote betting and gaming market.

The company has raised external investment capital to support the development and expansion of its online gambling products. Public funding disclosures indicate that investors have included Raine Group, Play Ventures, Venrex, Big Bets and Discerning Capital, with David Williams of Discerning Capital joining the board of Midnite. The business has focused on remote gambling services for customers in Great Britain and, through separate authorisations, has also obtained a licence from the Irish Revenue Commissioners to offer betting services in Ireland.

Licensing and Operations

This operator holds a Gambling Commission operating licence for remote gambling. The licence authorises it to provide facilities for gambling to customers in Great Britain via remote means, including internet-based platforms. Under this authorisation, the company offers sports betting, esports betting and online casino-style games, and it has also expanded into horse racing betting.

According to public statements and industry reports, the company extended the scope of its British operating licence in 2025 to include bingo, allowing it to offer remote bingo products alongside its existing sportsbook and casino offering. The business trades under the Midnite name for its consumer-facing gambling services, as recorded in the Gambling Commission’s trading names register.

The operating licence remains active, with no indication on the public register of suspension or revocation. The company is therefore currently authorised to continue providing remote gambling facilities in Great Britain, subject to compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP) set by the Gambling Commission.

Regulatory History

The public register of the Gambling Commission does not list any financial penalties, regulatory settlements or formal sanctions against this licensee. There are no published enforcement actions such as licence suspensions, revocations or special measures recorded against its operating licence.

Similarly, there is no public record of licence surrender or transfer to another operator. The company continues to hold its operating licence in its own name and remains responsible for meeting all regulatory requirements attached to that licence.