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🎲 QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited
Account Number: 61011
QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited operates 2 online gambling sites in the UK. Their gambling sites include www.quinnbet.com, www.quinnbet.com. QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited has 1 regulatory action on record with the UK Gambling Commission.
This company is a remote gambling operator offering online betting and casino-style products to customers in Great Britain. It holds an active operating licence from the Gambling Commission and trades under the QuinnBet brand. The business is associated with the Quinn family, an Irish business family involved in various industrial and commercial ventures.
The QuinnBet brand was launched in the mid‑2010s as an online sportsbook and subsequently added an online casino product in 2017. The activity was initially operated through Belbridge Consultancy Ltd, incorporated in 2016. The Quinn family’s involvement has been through family members and related business associates rather than through Sean Quinn Sr personally holding management positions.
Ownership interests in the wider QuinnBet business have been reported as being held in part by Brenda Quinn, a daughter of Sean Quinn Sr, with additional shares held in trust structures for family beneficiaries. In 2023 the operating structure was reorganised, with the gambling business transferred to a Gibraltar‑incorporated entity under the present name, while continuing to target customers in the UK and Ireland.
A separate UK‑registered company, QUINNBET UK LIMITED (company number NI682094), was incorporated in Northern Ireland on 3 September 2021. That company was later dissolved on 28 May 2024, and the UK‑facing gambling operations are conducted instead through the Gibraltar entity under the Gambling Commission operating licence.
Licensing and Operations
The company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence for remote gambling, authorising it to offer online betting and gaming services to customers in Great Britain. Under this licence it is permitted to provide remote sportsbook and online casino products, including games of chance and betting services conducted via the internet and other remote communication channels.
The operating licence is recorded on the Gambling Commission public register under account number 61011 with status shown as active. The licence authorises remote gambling only and does not cover non‑remote (land‑based) betting or gaming machine operations.
The company also holds a gambling licence in Gibraltar under that jurisdiction’s Gambling Act 2005, allowing it to operate remote gambling from Gibraltar while being regulated for its British customer base by the UK Gambling Commission. The move of the operating company to Gibraltar in 2023 formed part of a broader restructuring of the QuinnBet business, replacing the earlier Irish corporate vehicle as the main operating entity for remote gambling.
Regulatory History
As of the latest available information, the company’s operating licence with the Gambling Commission is active. Public reporting and the Gambling Commission register do not indicate any licence suspension or revocation.
No specific enforcement actions, financial penalties, or formal regulatory sanctions by the Gambling Commission against this licensee have been publicly reported in major news sources or on the regulator’s public register up to the most recent data available. If the Gambling Commission were to impose sanctions or vary the licence conditions, such actions would ordinarily be recorded on the public register for this account number.
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🏢 Business Information
QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited
61011
📍 Address Information
Suite 1, 10 Cannon Lane, Gibraltar
GX11 1AA
Gibraltar
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⚠️ Regulatory Actions
What This Means:
QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited has been fined £609,104 for failing to properly manage anti-money laundering and social responsibility measures. They allowed young players to exceed deposit limits and failed to identify signs of potentially harmful gambling behaviour, such as one customer placing thousands of bets in a single day. This action won't affect your ability to play, but it highlights the importance of responsible gambling practices.
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An online gambling business is to pay £609,104 after a Commission investigation revealed anti-money laundering and social responsibility failures. +
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QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited – which runs quinnbet.com – will pay the money as part of a settlement with the Commission. +
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An investigation was launched after a compliance assessment revealed anti-money laundering and social responsibility failures. +
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Social responsibility failures included: +
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deploying a manual process which allowed those aged between 18 to 24 to spend over deposit limits the operator had set for this potentially vulnerable group +
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ineffective controls meant signs of potential gambling harm such as high deposits, short high velocity sessions, increasing stakes, number of bets and high turnover were not captured and flagged for manual review – in one example one customer was able to place approximately 4,800 bets in one day, and 7,000 the following day without this being identified and flagged+
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ineffective controls did not always flag indicators of risk of harm in a timely manner for manual intervention or automated processes – following a large win, one customer’s stakes escalated to the point where over £215,000 was staked in a day with multiple wagers over £5,000 but this was not identified until a report was produced the following day +
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not effectively ensuring all customers who met the relevant threshold underwent a light touch financial vulnerability check. +
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Anti-Money Laundering (AML) failures included: +
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employing insufficient controls to act in a timely manner to identify and mitigate the risk posed by customers who were displaying disproportionate spend – in one example a customer provided payslips that showed monthly earnings of circa £2,000 yet was able to deposit and lose £9,000 in four days +
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