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🎲 SCGO Limited
Account Number: 44662
SCGO Limited operates 9 online gambling sites in the UK. Their gambling sites include highbet.co.uk, arrowbet.co.uk, www.manbetx.uk and 6 more.
This company is an online gambling operator active in the British market under a UK Gambling Commission operating licence. It offers remote gambling services, including betting and casino-style products, and is currently authorised to transact with customers in Great Britain. The business forms part of the wider Vbet-branded gambling group.
The company is part of a corporate group associated with the Vbet gambling brand. Public corporate records indicate that it is incorporated in Malta and has operated in multiple regulated jurisdictions. A related UK establishment was registered with Companies House in 2019. External corporate data sources report that the Maltese company was incorporated in December 2008.
The operator is linked to the Vbet Group, whose wider ownership structure involves Vivaro group entities. Within this group structure, the Maltese company functions as an operating vehicle for online gambling brands in regulated markets, including the United Kingdom. It has also been associated with activities in other European jurisdictions through local licensing.
Licensing and Operations
This operator holds a UK Gambling Commission operating licence with active status. The licence permits it to provide remote gambling facilities to customers located in Great Britain. Under this authorisation, it may offer online betting and casino-style games, subject to the specific activities and licence conditions recorded on the Gambling Commission’s public register.
The operating licence requires compliance with the Licence Conditions and Codes of Practice (LCCP), including rules on customer identity verification, anti-money laundering controls, fair and transparent terms, and safer gambling measures. The company is required to report key events to the regulator and to participate in regulatory returns and oversight.
The licence is currently recorded as active on the UK Gambling Commission public register. There is no indication on the register that the licence has been surrendered, lapsed, or revoked. Any changes to the scope of licensed activities, trading names, or corporate control must be notified to and, where required, approved by the Commission.
Outside Great Britain, the company has also obtained gambling licences from other European regulators, including the Danish Gambling Authority, enabling it to operate online betting and casino products in those jurisdictions in accordance with local law. These non-UK licences are separate from, and in addition to, its UK operating licence.
Regulatory History
The UK Gambling Commission’s public register lists the company’s operating licence as active and does not, as of the latest available information, record any public regulatory sanctions such as financial penalties or licence suspensions against this specific licence. Any compliance assessments, routine reviews, or non-public interactions with the regulator are not detailed on the public register.
In other regulated markets, the operator has been subject to standard regulatory supervision, including checks on responsible gambling and anti-money laundering compliance, as required by local licensing frameworks. Publicly available information does not indicate any major published enforcement actions specifically naming this company in those jurisdictions up to the most recent reporting.
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🏢 Business Information
SCGO Limited
44662
📍 Address Information
Luxe Pavilion 2nd Level, Diamonds International Building, Portomaso, ST. JULIANS
STJ 4010
Malta
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⚠️ Regulatory Actions
What This Means:
SCGO Limited was found to have serious issues with their money laundering prevention and safer gambling practices between October 2020 and June 2021. As a result, they agreed to pay £337,631, which includes a financial penalty and costs, and will now have stricter conditions on their licence. This action won't affect your ability to play, but it's a reminder to stay aware of how operators manage your accounts.
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Following a compliance assessment carried out in April 2021, the Commission commenced a section 116 regulatory review of Vivaro Limited (Vivaro). The regulatory review found failings in Vivaro’s processes which were aimed at preventing money laundering (ML) and safer gambling. Between October 2020 and June 2021 Vivaro failed to comply with certain Licence conditions and codes of practice (LCCP), specifically: Paragraphs 2 and 3 of Licence condition 12.1.1, requiring the prevention of money laundering and terrorist financing.Licence Condition 12.1.2 requiring operators based in foreign jurisdictions to comply with the Money Laundering, Terrorist Financing and Transfer of Funds (Information of the Payer) Regulations 2017, andParagraphs 1 and 2 of Social Responsibility code provision (SRCP) 3.4.1, requiring licensees to interact with customers in a way which minimises the risk of customers experiencing harms associated with gambling, and to take into account the Commission’s guidance on customer interaction In line with our Statement of principles for licensing and regulation, Vivaro will make payments in lieu of a penalty package of £337,631. More information about this case can be found in the Commission's public statement on its website.