🎲 Leaguenotion

This entity is a licensed gambling operator in Great Britain, regulated by the Gambling Commission under an operating licence. The business is currently listed as active on the Gambling Commission’s public register. Publicly available information about its commercial activities, brands and market presence is limited.

The company is incorporated in the United Kingdom under Companies House number 02540173. Detailed information about its incorporation date, shareholders, directors and financial performance is not readily available from open secondary sources. No clear public data identifies a wider corporate group, parent company or associated trading brands in the gambling sector.

The firm was referenced in evidence submitted to the UK Government’s Casino Advisory Panel in 2007 in connection with discussions around regional casino development under the Gambling Act 2005. In that context, a person named David Biesterfield presented evidence on behalf of the company. The available documentation does not specify the outcome of any proposals associated with this involvement, nor does it provide further detail on the scale or nature of the company’s subsequent gambling operations.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission. An operating licence is required for businesses that provide facilities for gambling to customers in Great Britain or that manufacture, supply or install certain gambling products, depending on the licence activities granted.

The public register entry confirms that the licence is active. The specific licensed activities (for example, casino, betting, bingo, gaming machines or other categories) are not fully detailed in the secondary sources consulted, and there is no widely available information describing the products, platforms or services actually offered under this licence.

The Gambling Commission’s operating licence framework permits both remote (online) and non-remote (land-based) activities, as well as ancillary services, but only the Commission’s own register sets out precisely which activities are authorised in each individual case. No independent sources were found that expand on whether the licence covers remote or non-remote operations, or whether the company operates primarily business‑to‑consumer or business‑to‑business services.

There is no publicly verifiable information indicating major changes in licence type, such as additions or removals of specific activities, or a transition between remote and non-remote permissions. The licence remains recorded as active, and there is no indication in open sources that it has been surrendered, lapsed or revoked.

Regulatory History

A search of publicly accessible material did not identify any published enforcement actions, financial penalties, licence suspensions or formal regulatory settlements involving this licensee. The Gambling Commission publishes details of significant regulatory sanctions on its website; none of those open summaries explicitly refer to this company.

Beyond the 2007 reference in the Casino Advisory Panel documentation, there are no widely cited news reports, regulatory case studies or official statements that describe compliance issues, disciplinary proceedings or other regulatory outcomes relating to this operator.