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🎲 ProgressPlay Limited
Account Number: 39335
ProgressPlay Limited operates 189 online gambling sites in the UK. Their gambling sites include tangobet.co.uk, https://www.queensbingo.com/, www.sparkleslots.com and 186 more. ProgressPlay Limited has 1 regulatory action on record with the UK Gambling Commission.
This operator is an online gambling business offering remote casino-style gambling services under a UK Gambling Commission operating licence. Its UK licence status is recorded as active, permitting it to provide gambling facilities to customers in Great Britain. The company was founded in 2012 as a business-to-business and business-to-consumer platform provider in the iGaming sector, including ProgressPlay casinos, which are among its notable offerings.
The company operates a white-label platform model, supplying a turnkey solution for third-party brands that wish to offer online casino and related gambling products. Its activities include provision of the underlying technical platform, game content integration, payment processing, and operational services that enable partner brands to offer remote gambling to end users. The business also operates its own branded sites on the same platform framework, including various ProgressPlay casinos and other ProgressPlay sites.
The company is privately held. Publicly available industry sources identify Itai Lowenstein as chief executive officer. The firm has expanded its activities since launch to support multiple white-label partners and to integrate content from numerous third-party gambling software providers. Over time it has obtained gambling licences in several jurisdictions to support cross-border operation of its platform and associated brands.
Licensing and Operations
Under the Gambling Act 2005, the company holds a UK Gambling Commission operating licence. This authorises it to provide facilities for remote gambling to customers in Great Britain, subject to the specific licence conditions and codes of practice applied by the regulator. The licence permits it to contract directly with British consumers and to operate remote gambling websites under its control.
In addition to its UK authorisation, the business holds gambling licences from other national regulators, including the Malta Gaming Authority and the Irish authorities responsible for remote betting and gaming taxation and control. These additional licences enable it to support operations directed at customers in other regulated markets alongside its UK-facing activities.
The company’s platform aggregates content from multiple third-party software suppliers and offers a range of gambling products, including online slots, table games, live dealer games and, in some cases, sports betting, depending on the configuration of each brand operating on the platform. The white-label arrangement allows partner operators to use the company’s regulatory cover, technical infrastructure and operational services while trading under their own brand names, subject to the terms of the underlying licences. ProgressPlay casinos are a key part of this offering, providing a diverse selection of games and experiences for players across various ProgressPlay sites.
Regulatory History
The UK Gambling Commission public register records the business as holding an active operating licence with the specified account number. The register entry lists its authorised activities and trading names. As of the latest available information, the licence remains current and has not been recorded as surrendered, lapsed or revoked.
Publicly accessible regulatory sources do not indicate that this licence has been the subject of a revocation decision. Any regulatory actions, such as financial penalties or special conditions, would be recorded on the Commission’s public register; where present, these form part of the licence history and reflect the Commission’s statutory oversight of the operator’s activities. ProgressPlay casinos are among the offerings that benefit from this regulatory framework, ensuring compliance and safety for players. The diverse range of ProgressPlay casino options enhances the overall experience for players seeking online gambling entertainment, with various ProgressPlay sites catering to different preferences and gaming styles.
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🏢 Business Information
ProgressPlay Limited
39335
📍 Address Information
Kolonakiou 26,Office No.18, Agios Athanasios, Limassol
4103
Cyprus
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⚠️ Regulatory Actions
What This Means:
ProgressPlay Limited was found to have serious issues with their anti-money laundering practices and customer interaction policies, which are important for keeping players safe. As a result, they received a £1,000,000 fine, a warning, and must now undergo a third-party audit to ensure they improve their operations. This action won't affect your ability to play, but it's a reminder for players to stay aware of how their chosen sites manage safety and compliance.
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Following a review of the operating licence undertaken against ProgressPlay Limited (the Licensee) the Commission found that the Licensee: Breached paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 of Licence Condition 12.1.1 - Anti-money laundering - Prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing.Breached Licence Condition 12.1.2 Anti-money laundering measures for operators based in foreign jurisdictions.Failed to comply with paragraphs 1, 4, 9 & 12 of Social Responsibility Code Provision 3.4.3: Customer Interaction. Failure to comply with a social responsibility code provision is a breach of a licence condition by virtue of section 82(1) of the Gambling Act 2005. In addition, Officials consider the Licensee failed to adequately consider Ordinary Code Provision (“OCP”) 2.1.2 paragraph 1 and OCP 2.1.1 paragraph 1 – Anti-money laundering. In line with the Commission’s Licensing, compliance and enforcement policy statement, the Indicative sanctions guidance and the Statement of principles for determining financial penalties, the Commission has decided to: (i) Give the Licensee a warning under section 117(1)(a) of the Act(ii) attach an additional condition to the Licensee’s operating licence under section 117(1)(b) of the Act requiring the Licensee to conduct a third-party audit within 6 months of the conclusion of the review, to examine whether the Licensee is effectively implementing its anti-money laundering and social responsibility policies, procedures and controls(iii) impose a financial penalty of £1,000,000 under section 121 of the Act. The Licensee co-operated with the Commission throughout the investigation and took corrective steps to address the identified failings.