🎲 The Purple Gaming Company Limited

This company is a licensed gambling operator in Great Britain, holding an operating licence from the Gambling Commission. It is authorised to provide gambling facilities in line with the activities specified on its operating licence and remains listed as active on the Gambling Commission’s public register.

The company was incorporated on 2 September 2009 as a private limited company in Scotland. According to public company filings, it has undergone two name changes since incorporation. It was originally registered as BC6 Ltd on 2 September 2009, then changed its name to Rolyat 1 Ltd on 27 August 2010. On 19 April 2023 it adopted its present name. Public records list its principal business activity under Standard Industrial Classification code 92000 (gambling and betting activities).

Available filings indicate that it operates as a standalone entity, with no publicly recorded parent company or group structure. No details of subsidiaries or controlled undertakings are recorded in standard company registry sources. Routine statutory accounts and confirmation statements have been filed in line with UK company law requirements, and the company is recorded as active.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission under the Gambling Act 2005. This licence permits it to provide gambling facilities in Great Britain in the categories specified on its licence record. The licence is recorded as active on the Gambling Commission’s public register under the stated account number.

The operating licence covers non-remote gambling activities, as indicated by the presence of licensed premises on the Gambling Commission’s premises register associated with the company. The underlying business activity classification (SIC 92000) and the Gambling Commission categorisation indicate that the company is engaged in gambling and betting operations, which may include the provision of gaming machines or other land-based gambling facilities, depending on the exact licence conditions and codes of practice attached to its authorisation.

The public register entry confirms that the company holds a Gambling Commission operating licence rather than a personal or ancillary licence, meaning it is licensed as a business operator rather than as an individual. The licence remains in force subject to ongoing compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP), payment of applicable fees, and adherence to regulatory requirements.

No historical suspensions, surrenders, or revocations of its operating licence are recorded on the standard public register entry. There is no indication in publicly available regulatory data that the company’s operating licence has lapsed or been discontinued; it is shown as active.

Regulatory History

A review of the Gambling Commission’s public register and publicly accessible enforcement publications does not show any recorded regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or public statements specifically relating to this operator. There are no published case summaries, penalty packages, or licence reviews naming the company in the Commission’s enforcement updates available in standard public sources.

Similarly, there is no public record of licence suspension, licence revocation, or agreed regulatory settlements involving this company in the Gambling Commission’s routinely published enforcement materials. If any regulatory engagement has occurred, it has not been published in the Commission’s enforcement news or formal public statements as of the latest available information.

Beyond the confirmation that the operating licence is active and that the company appears on the premises register, no additional regulatory actions or special licence conditions are evident from the standard public register entry.