🎲 Poulter & Booth Limited

This is a non-remote gambling operator in Great Britain, authorised by the Gambling Commission to provide land-based gambling facilities. It holds an active operating licence and is recorded on the public register as a licensed gambling business. The company was incorporated in 2004 and operates independently rather than as part of a larger gambling group.

The business was incorporated on 23 June 2004 under company number 05148798. Companies House records show that it was established as a private limited company. The founding directors were Paul Poulter and David Booth, both appointed on the date of incorporation. Poulter resigned as a director on the same day, leaving Booth as the continuing director. Public filings do not indicate any subsequent changes in control, group structure, or parent company relationships, and there is no evidence in the official record of it being a subsidiary of another licensed operator.

The company’s activities, as inferred from its licensing profile and Companies House sector classifications, relate to the operation of gambling premises such as gaming arcades or adult gaming centres. There is no publicly documented use of alternative trading names or brands beyond the registered corporate name, and no record of online gambling operations.

Licensing and Operations

The business holds a Gambling Commission operating licence covering non-remote gambling activities. This authorises it to provide specified forms of land-based gambling in Great Britain, such as operating gaming machines in licensed premises, subject to the detailed licence conditions and codes of practice set by the regulator.

Its operating licence is recorded as active on the Gambling Commission public register. The account is listed among other licensed gambling businesses and is identified as holding a non-remote operating licence rather than a remote (online) licence. There is no indication in the public register that the licence has been surrendered, lapsed, or revoked.

The public register does not show multiple licence types for this operator such as remote casino, remote betting, or remote bingo. Available information instead supports that its authorised activities are limited to land-based operations. There is no public evidence of significant historical changes to its licensing permissions, such as mergers of licences, transfers of operating licences to other entities, or changes from remote to non-remote status or vice versa.

Regulatory History

Searches of Gambling Commission publications and enforcement updates do not show any public regulatory sanctions, fines, or formal enforcement actions against this operator. There is no record in the Commission’s publicly available enforcement summaries of licence suspension, revocation, or financial penalties relating to this business.

The absence of such entries indicates that, as of the latest available information, the company has not been the subject of publicly reported formal enforcement measures by the Gambling Commission.