🎲 Like It Love It Limited

This company is a licensed gambling operator in Great Britain, holding an active operating licence from the Gambling Commission. It is authorised to offer regulated gambling services to customers in Great Britain, subject to the conditions of its licence. The business is registered as a UK company under the name Like It Love It Limited.

Publicly available open‑source information about the company’s history, ownership structure, trading brands and detailed business model is limited. Companies House records show that it is incorporated in the United Kingdom under company number 13337058, but further details such as a full founding narrative, group relationships or named directors are not widely reported in secondary sources. No information from mainstream news databases or industry reports links the company to a wider gambling group or to specific consumer‑facing brands.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission of Great Britain. This is an Operating Licence under the Gambling Act 2005, which is required for any entity that provides facilities for gambling to customers in Great Britain or carries out certain B2B gambling activities.

The precise licence sub‑types (for example, whether the authorisation covers remote or non‑remote casino, betting, bingo or other gambling activities) are defined in the Gambling Commission’s licensing register entry for the company. Holding an operating licence indicates that the company has been found suitable by the regulator to carry on the licensed activities, subject to ongoing compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP).

The licence is recorded by the Gambling Commission as active, meaning it has not been revoked, surrendered, lapsed or suspended. An active status allows the company to continue offering the categories of gambling for which it is licensed, provided it meets all regulatory requirements, including anti‑money laundering controls, social responsibility provisions and reporting obligations.

No information from the sources consulted indicates any historical changes to the company’s licensed activities, such as additions, removals or variations of licence sub‑types. Any such changes would be recorded in the Gambling Commission’s public register and associated documentation.

Regulatory History

From the material reviewed, there are no publicly reported enforcement actions, fines, regulatory settlements or formal warnings issued by the Gambling Commission specifically in relation to this licensee. No public statements by the regulator referencing sanctions, special measures or licence suspensions connected to the company were identified in open‑source searches.

There is likewise no indication in the consulted sources of regulatory action by other gambling regulators or public authorities in relation to gambling activity. If any regulatory interventions had occurred, they would typically be documented in official notices or press releases by the relevant regulator.

As of the latest available information, the company’s operating licence remains in active status and there is no public record in the sources reviewed of disciplinary measures affecting that status.