🎲 Ivor Perry Limited

Ivor Perry Limited is a British gambling operator active in the land-based betting sector. It holds an operating licence from the Gambling Commission and is authorised to provide betting services in Great Britain. The company is privately owned and continues to trade under its original corporate structure.

The company was incorporated on 20 January 2000 as WILSCO 317 LIMITED and adopted its current name later in 2000. Public filings indicate that it operates as an independent business rather than as part of a larger gambling group. Its activities fall within the gambling and betting sector, and it has historically focused on traditional bookmaking rather than online gambling.

The business is associated with the bookmaker Ivor Perry, who worked for many years as a racecourse and on-course bookmaker in the West Country. After his retirement from active bookmaking, management of the company passed within the family. There is no public evidence that the company has expanded into multiple consumer brands; it trades under its corporate name and is known for land-based betting operations serving a regional customer base.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence, which is currently recorded as active. This licence authorises it to provide non-remote betting services in Great Britain, including taking bets in person at licensed premises or on-course locations, subject to the specific activities listed on its operating licence.

Its authorisations fall within the scope of the Gambling Act 2005, under which operators providing betting facilities to consumers in Great Britain must be licensed by the Gambling Commission. The licence permits the company to offer betting services, including horse racing and other sports betting, in accordance with regulatory requirements on customer protection, anti-money laundering controls and fair and open gambling.

There is no public record indicating that the company holds remote (online) operating licences for activities such as remote casino, remote bingo or remote betting. Available information instead points to a focus on non-remote, land-based bookmaking.

The operating licence remains in force, and there is no indication in the public register that it has been surrendered, revoked or allowed to lapse. Any changes to licence conditions, activities or status would be recorded by the Gambling Commission, but no such changes of note are publicly listed beyond routine updates.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission’s public register does not record any formal regulatory sanctions against the company, such as licence suspensions, revocations, financial penalties or public statements of censure. There is no published evidence of enforcement action under the Gambling Act 2005 specific to this operator.

As with all licensees, the company is subject to ongoing regulatory supervision, including compliance with licence conditions and codes of practice, reporting obligations and suitability requirements for key personnel. However, no notable regulatory interventions have been publicly reported in relation to its operations.