🎲 St Johnstone FC Facilities Association

This entity is a non-remote gambling operator associated with St Johnstone Football Club in Scotland. It is authorised by the Gambling Commission to provide land-based gambling facilities in Great Britain and is currently listed as active. Its activities are linked to the club’s matchday and stadium-based operations rather than to remote or online gambling.

The association is connected with St Johnstone Football Club, which has played at McDiarmid Park in Perth since 1989. The facilities entity was created to organise and manage commercial operations at the stadium, including hospitality and gambling-related activities. It operates as a distinct legal body from the main football club company but functions within the same overall club structure.

The association’s role forms part of a common model in British professional football, where stadium-related entities hold licences to run gambling or gaming services at club venues. Publicly available information indicates that it does not trade under any alternative gambling brand names.

Licensing and Operations

The association holds an operating licence from the Gambling Commission. The licence is recorded as active and is categorised as a non-remote operating licence. This type of authorisation allows the holder to provide gambling facilities in person at physical premises in Great Britain, subject to any specific activities and licence conditions set out by the regulator.

According to the Gambling Commission’s public register, the business does not have any trading names recorded. The register also shows no specific premises currently listed under its operating licence. In practice, its gambling-related activity is associated with facilities at the football club’s stadium, such as matchday or event-based gambling services offered on site.

The association does not hold remote operating licences for online gambling. Its licensed activities are therefore confined to land-based operations rather than internet or mobile gambling provision.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission’s public register records no regulatory actions or sanctions against this licence holder. There are no published fines, licence reviews, or formal warnings associated with the operating licence.

The licence remains active, and there is no public record on the Commission’s register of suspensions, revocations, or voluntary surrenders relating to this operator.