🎲 Summit Leisure (Market St) Limited

This is a non-remote gambling operator in Great Britain, authorised to provide land-based gaming machine activities. It holds an active operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission and is associated with Adult Gaming Centre premises in Greater Manchester. Publicly available regulatory sources identify it as trading under its corporate name at multiple licensed premises, including those operated by Summit Leisure (Market St) Limited.

Information in the Gambling Commission’s public register indicates that the business operates Adult Gaming Centres, a category of land-based venue offering gaming machines within the limits set by British gambling legislation. The company is licensed as an operator rather than as a supplier or testing house. Detailed information about incorporation date, ownership structure, or group affiliations is not available from the Gambling Commission register alone and is typically contained in Companies House records, which are not reproduced here.

Licensing and Operations

The business holds a Gambling Commission operating licence covering non-remote Adult Gaming Centre activities. This authorises it to operate premises where Category B, C and D gaming machines may be made available to customers, subject to stake, prize and access restrictions defined in the Gambling Act 2005 and associated regulations.

According to the Gambling Commission’s public register, the operator is linked to at least two licensed Adult Gaming Centre premises, both located on Market Street addresses in towns within Greater Manchester. These premises are authorised for the provision of gaming machines only; there is no indication in the register of remote (online) licences or of authorisation for other forms of gambling such as betting, bingo, casino table games, or lottery operations.

The public register lists trading names associated with the operating licence. These trading names are used for the branded operation of the Adult Gaming Centres but remain under the same corporate and licensing entity. The licence is shown as active, with no indication in the register that it has been surrendered, lapsed or revoked.

No remote operating licences are recorded for this operator. There is also no indication that it holds linked licences for activities such as remote casino, remote bingo, pool betting, or betting intermediary services. Its regulatory permissions therefore relate to land-based machine gaming only.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission’s public register does not list any regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or licence suspensions against this operator. There is no record in the register of licence conditions being imposed following enforcement action, beyond any standard or sector-wide conditions that apply to all Adult Gaming Centre licensees.

The available public information does not show any licence revocations, mandatory variations, or settlements published by the Commission in relation to this business. If any regulatory engagement has taken place that did not result in a published sanction or statement, it is not reflected in the Commission’s public enforcement records.

The operating licence remains current and active on the Commission’s register, indicating that, as of the latest available regulatory data, the company continues to be authorised to provide Adult Gaming Centre gambling facilities in Great Britain.