🎲 Touch and Win Limited

This company is licensed in Great Britain as a remote business-to-consumer gambling operator. According to the public register of the Gambling Commission, it holds an active operating licence and is authorised to offer online gambling services to customers in Great Britain. Detailed information about its founding date, ownership structure, and key personnel is not published in the Commission’s summary and is not readily available from other open sources.

The Gambling Commission’s register lists the business as a remote operator rather than a non-remote (land-based) provider. The trading names associated with the licence indicate that it operates consumer-facing online gambling services under those registered names. No information is publicly available in the licensing summary about any wider corporate group or parent company to which the business might belong.

Licensing and Operations

The business holds a Gambling Commission operating licence issued under the Gambling Act 2005. This licence permits it to provide remote gambling facilities to customers in Great Britain, subject to the conditions attached to the licence and to the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP) that apply to all licensed operators.

The licence is currently recorded by the Gambling Commission as Active, meaning it is authorised to conduct the licensed activities. The licence type is listed as an operating licence; the associated activities, as shown on the Commission’s public register, cover remote gambling. This typically includes the provision and management of online gambling facilities such as casino-style games, betting, or other remote products, although the register entry does not provide a narrative description beyond the formal licence categories.

The public register also records one or more trading names linked to the licence. These trading names are the brands under which the operator is permitted to offer its licensed remote gambling services. The Gambling Commission requires that any consumer-facing brand used for licensed activities be registered as a trading name against the operating licence.

There is no indication on the public register that the operating licence has been surrendered, lapsed, or revoked. The status history shown by the Commission records the licence as remaining in force, with no alternative status (such as “Surrendered” or “Revoked”) indicated.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission’s public register does not list any regulatory sanctions, financial penalties, or formal regulatory settlements against this licensee. There is no record on the summary pages of licence suspension, licence revocation, or specific regulatory action such as public statements or special conditions imposed as a result of enforcement activity.

If any routine compliance assessments or inspections have taken place, these are not detailed on the publicly accessible summary. Only significant enforcement outcomes are normally published, and no such outcomes are referenced in the material currently available on the Commission’s website for this operator.