🎲 Family Leisure Holdings Limited

This company is a privately held gambling operator in the United Kingdom, active in the amusement arcade and gaming machine sector. It holds an operating licence from the Gambling Commission and is authorised to offer land‑based gambling facilities in Great Britain. The company was incorporated on 23 June 1993 and has traded in the UK leisure and gaming market for several decades.

The business operates as a private limited company. Publicly available corporate filings indicate that it does not form part of a widely publicised larger corporate group and there is no widely reported external parent company. The company has focused on location‑based gambling and amusement activities rather than online gambling.

Over time, it has developed a portfolio of arcade and gaming venues under various trading names associated with family amusement and adult gaming. Its activities are concentrated on gaming machines and related arcade‑style gambling products rather than betting or large‑scale casino operations.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence issued under the Gambling Act 2005. This licence permits it to provide gambling facilities in Great Britain, subject to the specific activities and licence conditions set out by the regulator.

Based on the nature of its business and public information about its activities, the licence covers the operation of gaming machines and amusement‑with‑prizes style gambling in non‑remote (land‑based) premises. This typically includes adult gaming centres and/or family entertainment centres, where permitted by the relevant licence category and local premises permissions.

The operating licence is currently recorded by the Gambling Commission as active. This status indicates that the company is authorised, at the regulatory level, to continue providing the licensed gambling facilities, subject to ongoing compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP), technical standards, and any specific conditions attached to its licence.

In addition to the operating licence, the company holds multiple premises licences recorded on the Gambling Commission’s public register. These premises licences authorise the provision of gaming machines and associated gambling facilities at specified locations in Great Britain. Each premises licence is subject to its own conditions and may be granted, varied, or reviewed by the relevant licensing authority in conjunction with the Gambling Commission’s oversight.

There is no publicly available indication that the company holds a remote (online) operating licence for casino, bingo, betting, or other remote gambling activities. Its licensed operations are therefore understood to be non‑remote and venue‑based.

Regulatory History

Publicly accessible sources outside the Gambling Commission’s own enforcement publications indicate that the company has been subject to regulatory scrutiny in relation to compliance with machine gaming and age‑restriction requirements. These reports refer to issues such as adherence to licensing rules for gaming machines and controls on underage access to gambling products.

Available information does not identify any widely publicised major financial penalties or high‑profile regulatory settlements imposed by the Gambling Commission that have been reported in national industry news. Any routine compliance activity, such as inspections, advisory actions, or minor remedial measures, is not comprehensively documented in the public domain.

The Gambling Commission currently lists the operating licence as active, with no public record on the register of the licence having been suspended or revoked.