🎲 Jack Adams Bookmakers Limited

This company is a British land-based betting operator licensed and regulated by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain. It is authorised to offer betting services to customers in the United Kingdom and, according to the regulator’s public register, its operating licence is currently listed as active. The company was incorporated on 26 June 2009.

Public registry information indicates that it is a privately held entity. Available summaries do not identify any wider corporate group or parent undertaking, and there is no indication in the licensing data of other trading styles beyond the registered corporate name. Details of directors and persons with significant control are recorded at Companies House, but these are not summarised in the sources consulted.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission under the Gambling Act 2005. This authorises it to provide betting facilities in Great Britain, typically associated with non-remote (land-based) bookmaking activities. The public register entry lists it as an operating-licence holder rather than a personal or ancillary licence.

According to the Gambling Commission’s premises register linked to its account, the business is associated with licensed betting premises. These premises licences permit the provision of facilities for betting to customers on-site, subject to local licensing authority approval and the overarching conditions of the operating licence.

The licence status on the Gambling Commission register is shown as active, indicating that, as of the latest available regulatory data, the company is authorised to continue carrying on the licensed activities. The public register does not indicate that the licence has been surrendered, lapsed, or revoked. No additional remote (online) operating licences, casino, bingo, or gaming machine technical licences are referenced in the material reviewed; the available information primarily associates the company with betting operations.

The Gambling Commission’s trading names register lists the corporate name itself as the trading entity, and no alternative trading names are recorded in the sources consulted. There is no publicly available evidence in the licensing data of changes in licence type, transfers of licence, or group restructurings affecting the operating licence.

Regulatory History

A review of Gambling Commission public information and secondary summaries did not identify any published regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or formal enforcement actions against this licence holder. The available records show routine regulatory status with an active operating licence and associated premises, but do not reference specific compliance cases or outcomes.

No information was found in the consulted sources regarding suspensions, licence reviews under section 116 of the Gambling Act 2005, or agreed regulatory settlements relating to this operator.