🎲 Grand Appeal Society

Grand Appeal Society is a licensed society lottery operator regulated by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain. Its operating licence is recorded as active on the Gambling Commission public register.

Company information

The Gambling Commission public register records the operator name as Grand Appeal Society. The register entry associates the operator with a society lottery activity rather than commercial gambling sectors such as casino or betting.

The public register lists the operator under a non-remote licence type. The register groups the operator within the lotteries sector.

Licensing and operations

Grand Appeal Society holds a Gambling Commission operating licence. The public register records the licence type as a non-remote society lottery operating licence.

The non-remote society lottery operating licence authorises the promotion of lotteries for the purposes of a non-commercial society. The licence authorises activity in Great Britain in accordance with the Gambling Act 2005 and associated regulations.

The Gambling Commission public register lists premises associated with this licence. These premises are recorded as part of the operator’s authorised non-remote lottery activity.

Regulatory history

The Gambling Commission public register records the licence status for Grand Appeal Society as active. The register does not record any regulatory sanctions or suspensions against this licence.