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This is a British gambling operator that runs adult gaming centres and related amusement venues. It is currently authorised by the Gambling Commission to provide gambling facilities in Great Britain and holds an active operating licence. The business originated in the United Kingdom in the early 1970s and has developed as a multi-brand operator of high street and seaside arcades.

The company became part of the Novomatic group in 2014, when it was acquired by the Austrian gambling group founded by Johann Graf in 1980. Within that structure it is owned by Greentube Alderney Limited, which is part of Novomatic’s Greentube division. In the United Kingdom, the business operates a large estate of gambling and amusement venues under a number of brands. These include arcade chains such as Nobles Amusements, Sun Valley Amusements and Shoppers Amusements, as well as non-gambling brands such as Kwik Tan and The Coffee Trader located in or alongside some venues.

Following Novomatic’s broader expansion in the UK, the business became associated with the Admiral-branded arcade and casino-style venues that were created after the acquisition of Talarius and its Quicksilver outlets in 2016. Its venues typically host gaming machines, including slot-style and traditional fruit machines, and other amusement equipment. The company’s operations form part of Novomatic’s land-based gambling activities in the UK market, complementing the group’s online activities conducted through Greentube entities.

Licensing and Operations

This operator holds a Gambling Commission operating licence in Great Britain. The licence is active and permits it to provide gambling facilities in accordance with the categories specified on its operating licence. These permissions cover land-based activities associated with adult gaming centres and machine-based gaming in its venues.

The operating licence authorises the company to manage gaming machines and associated gambling products offered to customers on its premises. Details of the specific licence activities and any premises licences linked to individual venues are recorded in the Gambling Commission’s public register. The status of the operating licence on the register is listed as active, indicating that the company is currently authorised to carry on the licensed activities, subject to compliance with regulatory requirements.

There is no public indication on the Commission’s register that the operating licence has been surrendered, lapsed or revoked. Any changes to the scope of the licence, such as variations to add or remove activities, are recorded by the Commission as part of the licence history, but no major status changes are indicated beyond its current active state.

Regulatory History

No specific regulatory sanctions, financial penalties or licence suspensions relating to this operator were identified in the available material from the Gambling Commission and other public sources referenced. The public register entry for the company does not list any current regulatory action affecting the status of its operating licence.

As with all licensees, the business remains subject to the requirements of the Gambling Act 2005, the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice, and any applicable regulatory guidance issued by the Gambling Commission. Any future regulatory decisions, if imposed, would be recorded by the Commission and reflected in updates to the public register.