🎲 SLTM Ltd

This company was a remote casino gambling operator licensed by the Gambling Commission in Great Britain. It is no longer licensed to offer gambling services to customers in Great Britain, having surrendered its remote operating licence in 2023.

Company Background

The company was originally incorporated on 16 December 2013 under the name Alea Gaming Ltd, according to public iGaming industry sources. It later became known as SLTM Ltd in connection with its operation of online casino services.

Industry sources attribute to the company the operation of the SlotsMillion online casino brand and platform, including the virtual reality (VR) casino product first launched under the SlotsMillion name in 2017. That VR casino product was initially introduced by Alea Gaming and subsequently operated under SLTM Ltd. These activities related to remote casino gambling services offered to customers, including those in Great Britain while the Gambling Commission licence was active.

No verifiable public sources consulted provide details on the company’s ultimate ownership, group structure, key executives, or any subsequent corporate transactions beyond the change of name and its role in operating the SlotsMillion platform.

Licence Status

The company held a Gambling Commission operating licence for remote casino activities in Great Britain. The public register entry for account number 47882 shows that this was a remote operating licence authorising it to offer casino gambling to customers in Great Britain via remote means.

According to the Gambling Commission’s public register and corroborating industry references, the remote casino operating licence associated with account 47882 was granted on 25 April 2017. The licence remained active until it was surrendered on 5 May 2023. From that date, the company ceased to be licensed by the Gambling Commission to provide remote casino gambling services in Great Britain.

There is no indication in the public register that the company has held other types of operating licences with the Gambling Commission, such as non-remote casino, betting, bingo, gaming machine, or software licences. There is also no indication of any current active Gambling Commission licences for this entity following the surrender of its remote casino operating licence.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission public register entry for this operator does not list any public regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, licence suspensions, or licence revocations in relation to its remote casino operating licence during the period it was active.

Aside from the recorded surrender of the remote casino operating licence on 5 May 2023, no additional regulatory actions or formal enforcement outcomes are indicated in the publicly accessible register for this licence.