🎲 M.J.S. Amusements Limited

This company is a non-remote gambling operator in Great Britain, authorised and regulated by the Gambling Commission. It holds an active operating licence and is permitted to provide land-based gambling facilities within the scope of its licences. Detailed public information about its founding, ownership structure and corporate history is limited in standard open sources.

The business appears on the Gambling Commission’s public register as a licensed operator and on the full register of gambling businesses for Great Britain. Beyond these regulatory listings, there is little publicly indexed information in major news or industry databases regarding its formation, key individuals, or any wider corporate group to which it might belong. No widely reported mergers, acquisitions or disposals involving the company have been identified in commonly used open web sources.

Licensing and Operations

The operator holds a Gambling Commission operating licence. According to the Gambling Commission public register, this is a non-remote operating licence, which authorises the provision of land-based gambling facilities rather than online (remote) gambling.

The licence is recorded by the regulator as active, meaning the company is currently authorised to carry on the licensed activities, subject to compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP) and other applicable legislation. The licence entry also includes a premises section, indicating that the business is licensed to operate gambling at one or more specific land-based premises in Great Britain.

The precise licence activities (for example, whether the authorisation covers adult gaming centres, family entertainment centres, betting, bingo, or other categories) are defined within the detailed licence record on the Gambling Commission register. These activities determine the types of gambling products and environments the operator is permitted to offer. The company is required to meet statutory and regulatory requirements relating to areas such as anti-money laundering controls, social responsibility, player protection and fair and open gambling.

No changes in overall licence status, such as suspension, revocation, or surrender, are recorded on the public register; the status remains listed as active.

Regulatory History

A search of the Gambling Commission’s publicly available statements and enforcement news does not show any prominently reported regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or public warnings specifically naming this operator. Likewise, there are no widely cited regulatory settlements or licence reviews involving the company in commonly indexed public sources.

This absence of publicly highlighted enforcement material in standard open sources indicates that, as of the latest available information, there are no major public regulatory actions against the operator recorded in the Gambling Commission’s main news and enforcement communications. Any routine compliance interactions or non-public supervisory activity between the regulator and the company are not disclosed in detail on the public register.