🎲 M.S. Entertainments Limited

This is a private limited company in the United Kingdom that operates in the gambling sector, specialising in bingo and gaming machines. It is currently active and holds an operating licence from the British Gambling Commission. The company was incorporated on 30 September 1983 and has traded under its present name since 1985. It is wholly owned by SLSS Leisure Ltd.

The company was originally incorporated under the name Devoncrest Investments Limited on 30 September 1983. On 22 April 1985 its name was changed to M.S. Entertainments Limited. Public filings indicate that it remains an active company, with accounts filed regularly and the next accounts due for the year ending 31 March 2026.

Available company ownership information shows that SLSS Leisure Ltd holds 100% of the shares, making it the immediate parent undertaking. Publicly accessible sources do not indicate any further group structure, subsidiaries, or cross‑border operations associated with this entity. Its registered business activity is classified under UK Standard Industrial Classification code 92000 (Gambling and betting activities).

Licensing and Operations

This operator holds a British Gambling Commission operating licence, covering both remote and non‑remote activities. According to the Gambling Commission public register, its permissions include:

• Non‑remote bingo operating licence
• Remote bingo operating licence (ancillary to non‑remote operations)
• Non‑remote gaming machine operating licence for adult gaming centres and/or bingo premises

These permissions authorise it to provide bingo and to make gaming machines available for use in licensed land‑based premises, as well as to offer associated remote gambling services connected to those premises. The remote permissions are ancillary, meaning they are linked to, and not independent of, its land‑based operations.

The operating licence has been in place for a number of years and remains active. Publicly available records from the Gambling Commission indicate that the company has held its current types of permissions since at least around 2009–2010, with the authorisations continuing without a recorded lapse or surrender. The company also appears on the Commission’s premises register, indicating multiple licensed premises associated with its non‑remote bingo and gaming machine activities.

There is no publicly available evidence in regulatory registers that the company has expanded into other forms of regulated gambling beyond bingo and gaming machines, such as remote casino, betting, or lotteries, under this specific operating licence.

Regulatory History

Searches of the Gambling Commission’s public register and associated enforcement publications do not show any recorded regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or licence suspensions specifically against this operator. There is no indication in the available sources of licence revocation, formal warnings, or other public regulatory actions naming the company.

The operating licence is currently listed as active on the Gambling Commission public register. No public record has been identified of the licence being surrendered or transferred, and there is no published notice of significant regulatory interventions specific to this licensee in the Commission’s enforcement updates up to the latest available information.