🎲 Small Screen Casinos Limited

This company is a remote gambling operator active in the British market, primarily offering online casino-style gambling aimed at users on mobile and other internet-connected devices. It holds an operating licence from the Gambling Commission in Great Britain and continues to trade under this authorisation. External industry sources indicate that the business was founded in 2008 and that its first and main consumer-facing brand is The Phone Casino, launched in 2009 with a focus on mobile play.

The company operates in its own name rather than as part of a disclosed larger corporate group in Gambling Commission records. Publicly available industry reports attribute a co‑founder role to Taj Ratta, who has been associated with partnership and business development activities for the group. The firm has been described in trade publications as concentrating on a small number of platforms rather than a large multi‑brand portfolio, with The Phone Casino identified as its flagship product.

In addition to UK‑facing operations, industry sources state that the company also holds gambling authorisations in Alderney. It has been reported as working with a range of third‑party game and platform suppliers and as providing mobile‑optimised casino content to customers in regulated markets. Partnerships reported in specialist gambling media include technology and platform arrangements, such as a 2021 multi‑jurisdiction agreement with BtoBet, and affiliate marketing collaborations using the Affilka platform to support acquisition and retention for The Phone Casino brand.

Licensing and Operations

Under its Gambling Commission operating licence, the company is authorised to provide remote gambling services to customers in Great Britain. The licence covers online casino-style games, which can include slots and other games of chance played for real money over the internet. The operator’s activities fall within the Commission’s framework for remote operating licences, which regulate technical standards, customer protection, anti‑money‑laundering controls and other compliance obligations for online gambling businesses.

The current status of the operating licence on the Gambling Commission public register is listed as active. This status indicates that the company is authorised, subject to ongoing compliance with licence conditions and codes of practice, to continue offering its licensed gambling facilities to British customers. The public register also records the company’s premises information and confirms that it is licensed as a remote operator rather than as a land‑based gambling business.

Industry sources additionally state that the company has developed and operated multiple gambling websites, including white‑label or partner brands alongside its primary casino offering, and that it supplies mobile‑focused gaming solutions using content from various software providers. These activities fall within the scope of its remote operating licence, which permits it to provide facilities for gambling via websites and mobile applications to players located in Great Britain.

Regulatory History

As of the latest available information from public regulatory and industry sources, there are no widely reported enforcement actions, financial penalties or licence suspensions by the Gambling Commission specifically associated with this operator. The company continues to appear on the Commission’s public register with an active operating licence.

Any routine regulatory interactions, such as compliance assessments or licence maintenance processes, are not detailed in public summaries. No information has been identified in major trade or regulatory reporting about changes in control, transfers of the operating licence, or formal variations that materially alter the nature of the licensed activities beyond the standard scope of remote casino-style gambling.