🎲 Talarius Limited

This company is a gambling operator in Great Britain holding an operating licence from the Gambling Commission. Its regulatory status on the public register is listed as active. It has historically been associated with adult gaming centre operations and gaming machines in the British high street arcade sector.

The company forms part of a wider corporate history involving Australian gambling interests and subsequent ownership by international gaming groups. It has been referred to in corporate filings as the UK slots and arcade business that was formerly owned by Tatts Group, an Australian gambling and lotteries group. On 24 June 2016, Tatts Group announced the sale of this UK business to Novomatic Group via a share sale to European Gaming Ltd, a Novomatic subsidiary. Following this transaction, the UK arcade and gaming machine operations previously conducted under this company were integrated into Novomatic’s United Kingdom activities.

In earlier periods, the business operated adult gaming centres under several trading names, including Quicksilver, Winners and Silvers, through related entities. After the 2016 acquisition, Novomatic consolidated these venues and brands with its existing UK arcade interests and subsequently operated them under the Admiral brand within its UK structure.

Licensing and Operations

The company holds an operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission under account number 1191. The status of this licence is recorded as active on the Commission’s public register. An operating licence is required in Great Britain to provide facilities for gambling or to manufacture, supply or adapt gambling software or machines, depending on the licence type and activities authorised.

Based on its historical business activities and public corporate disclosures, the company has been involved in the operation of adult gaming centres and the provision of gaming machines. Under the Gambling Act 2005 framework, such activities require appropriate non-remote operating licences for categories including adult gaming centres and gaming machine technical or supply permissions, where applicable. The specific licence activities and categories are defined in the Gambling Commission’s licence summary for this account.

The company’s operating licence permits it to offer the gambling facilities and related services specified by the Gambling Commission, subject to compliance with all applicable licence conditions and codes of practice. The licence has remained in force following the 2016 change in ultimate ownership, with the business integrated into Novomatic’s broader UK operations.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission’s public register lists the company’s operating licence as active and does not, as of the latest available information, record a revocation. Publicly available corporate reports and regulatory disclosures relating to the 2016 sale describe the transaction as a share sale and do not indicate any transfer of the operating licence itself to another corporate entity at that time.

No specific enforcement actions, licence suspensions, or financial penalties against this licensee are evident in the summary information commonly referenced in relation to the company. Any detailed regulatory actions, if present, would be recorded in the Gambling Commission’s regulatory decisions or enforcement publications rather than in the basic licence summary.