🎲 Rodney Kenneth Kemp & Jason Brian Kemp

This entry covers a small-scale British gambling operator in the amusement machine sector. The business is licensed by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain and is currently listed as active on the public register. It is associated with non-remote gaming machine operations rather than online gambling or large-scale casino, bingo or betting services.

The operator is linked in public records to the amusement arcade and machine supply sector, including entities such as Sands Amusements and SAS Amusements, which are involved in coin-operated amusement and gaming machines. Detailed incorporation dates, corporate group structure and comprehensive trading history are not publicly documented in mainstream sources and are not stated in the Gambling Commission’s summary register.

Publicly available information associates the individuals named in the operating licence with small to medium-sized amusement and gaming machine operations in Great Britain, rather than with a wider portfolio of remote gambling brands or major national betting chains. No information is published in major trade or news sources about mergers, acquisitions or changes of corporate control involving this licence.

Licensing and Operations

The operator holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain. The licence is active and permits it to provide gambling facilities in the regulated sector. Based on public references to Sands Amusements and related entities, the activity is focused on amusement and gaming machines, which typically fall under non-remote gaming machine or arcade-style permissions rather than remote (online) gambling.

The licence allows the business to make available gaming machines to the public in licensed premises, subject to the categories and conditions specified by the Gambling Commission. This may include the operation of gaming machines in adult gaming centres, family entertainment centres or similar venues, and/or the supply and maintenance of such machines to third-party premises, depending on the precise operating licence categories granted.

The Gambling Commission’s register records trading names and premises associated with the account, indicating that the operator conducts business under one or more trading styles in the British land-based amusement and gaming sector. The register also records that the licence status is active, meaning the operator is currently authorised to carry out the licensed activities, subject to compliance with all regulatory requirements.

No remote operating licences for online casino, bingo, betting or remote gaming machines are referenced in the limited publicly available material, and there is no indication of an online gambling offering connected to this account in mainstream sources.

Regulatory History

A search of publicly accessible regulatory announcements and trade press up to late 2024 does not show any published enforcement actions, financial penalties, licence suspensions or formal regulatory settlements involving this operator or the named individuals. The Gambling Commission’s public register lists the licence as active, with no accompanying public note of sanctions.

The operator appears in GambleAware donation and contribution records for at least two reporting periods (April 2020–March 2021 and April 2022–March 2023), where it is associated with Sands Amusements and related entities. These entries record monetary contributions to British gambling harm prevention and treatment funding streams. The donation records do not indicate any breach or sanction; they simply document voluntary or required funding flows from licensed operators.

No publicly reported changes of licence status, such as surrender, revocation or lapse, have been identified in the available sources.