🎲 Teddy Clark Limited

This is a land-based gambling operator in Great Britain, holding an active operating licence from the Gambling Commission. It has historically focused on adult gaming centres and bingo-style amusement venues rather than remote (online) gambling. The company was incorporated on 1 October 2001 and has operated for more than two decades.

The business forms part of a small corporate group that includes Teddy Clark (Holdings) Limited, which functions as a holding company. Both entities have been recorded as active, with common directorship and shareholdings. Ian Bunton, born in August 1951, has been identified in public company records as a director and significant shareholder in both the operating company and the holding company.

Over time, the company developed a regional presence in East Yorkshire, trading under the name “Teddy Clark Amusement” and operating a network of gaming centres and bingo-style venues. These activities were land-based and targeted local customers rather than national or online markets.

In 2025, the business completed a significant transaction involving the sale of 25 gaming centres, largely located in East Yorkshire, to Praesepe, an arcade and adult gaming centre operator. This transaction was reported in regional business media and marked a substantial divestment of its venue portfolio. Following this sale, both the operating company and the holding company have remained active in corporate records.

Licensing and Operations

This operator holds a Gambling Commission operating licence in Great Britain. The licence is active and authorises the provision of non-remote gambling facilities in accordance with the licence conditions and codes of practice set by the regulator.

Based on public information about its activities, the licence has been used to operate land-based adult gaming centres and bingo-style amusement premises. The business has traded under the name “Teddy Clark Amusement”, and the Gambling Commission’s public register lists associated trading names and licensed premises under the same account.

The operator’s focus has been on supplying gaming machines and related facilities in physical venues. There is no public indication that it has held remote (online) casino, betting or bingo operating licences, and its operations have been concentrated in the non-remote sector.

The Gambling Commission’s public register records the licence as active, with premises and trading names linked to the account. Any changes to the number or location of licensed premises, including closures or transfers following the 2025 sale of gaming centres to Praesepe, are reflected through updates to the premises section of the public register.

Regulatory History

As of the latest available public information, there are no published Gambling Commission regulatory sanctions or enforcement actions specifically recorded against this operator. The company continues to hold an active operating licence, subject to the standard regulatory requirements, reporting obligations and compliance with licence conditions and codes of practice applicable to non-remote gambling operators in Great Britain.