🎲 Sean Patrick & Clive Patrick

This entry concerns an individual operating licence holder recorded by the British regulator as an operator of licensed gambling facilities in Great Britain. The licence is currently listed as active on the public register of the Gambling Commission. Publicly available sources beyond the regulator’s register do not provide additional verifiable information about corporate history, founding date, or group affiliations.

Open-source research does not identify a separate incorporated parent company or group structure associated with this licence. The names under which the licence is held indicate that it is attributed to individuals rather than to a large multi-brand corporate gambling group. No reliable public information has been identified that would clarify when the underlying business first began trading, its broader commercial history, or any subsequent ownership changes.

Licensing and operations

The regulator’s public register records an operating licence issued under the Gambling Act 2005. An operating licence is required for any person or entity that provides facilities for gambling to customers in Great Britain, including non-remote (land-based) activities.

The licence is recorded as active, indicating that the holder is currently authorised by the Gambling Commission to carry on the licensed activities specified on the licence. The licence type and activities listed on the register determine what forms of gambling may be offered, such as betting, bingo, casino, gaming machines, or other regulated products, and whether these are provided in remote (online) or non-remote (land-based) form. The detailed breakdown of activities and any premises associated with the licence are maintained on the regulator’s public register.

The Gambling Commission also records trading names and licensed premises for this account on dedicated register pages. These entries identify the business names under which the licence holder is authorised to trade and the specific locations at which licensed gambling facilities may be provided. The existence of premises entries indicates that the licence covers non-remote operations at one or more approved locations in Great Britain.

No information is publicly available from the regulator’s register or other open sources to indicate that this licence has been subject to suspension, revocation, or surrender. There is also no public evidence of the licence having been transferred to another legal person.

Regulatory history

A review of publicly accessible regulatory materials, including the Gambling Commission’s enforcement publications and news releases, does not identify any published regulatory sanctions, fines, or formal public statements specifically concerning this licence holder. The Commission’s public register does not record any special measures, regulatory settlements, or conditions beyond those routinely attached to operating licences under the Gambling Act 2005.

In the absence of published enforcement actions or special regulatory notices, there is no verifiable information indicating that the licence holder has been the subject of notable public regulatory proceedings. Any routine compliance activity that has not resulted in a public statement is not disclosed by the regulator and therefore cannot be described from open sources.