🎲 White Hat Gaming Limited

This is an online gambling business-to-consumer operator and platform provider offering remote casino services in Great Britain under an active operating licence issued by the Gambling Commission. It provides white-label and managed solutions for other brands and also operates its own consumer-facing sites. The business was founded in 2012 by Maxwell George (Max) Wright.

The company operates as part of a wider group active in multiple regulated markets. In addition to its activities in Great Britain, it holds gambling licences from other regulators, including the Malta Gaming Authority and the Swedish Gambling Authority, and is involved in regulated online gambling in several jurisdictions in Europe and North America. In 2021, a related games studio business, White Hat Studios, was created through the acquisition of certain assets from Blueprint Gaming to supply online slot content, particularly for the United States market.

Licensing and Operations

Under its Gambling Commission operating licence, the company is authorised to offer remote casino services to customers in Great Britain. This allows it to provide online casino games such as slots and table games to British customers, subject to the conditions of its licence and the requirements of the Gambling Act 2005 and associated regulations.

The business operates as a platform provider, supplying a player account management system and related technology to other licensed operators, and also runs white-label casino brands under its own operating licence. Its licence status on the Gambling Commission public register is listed as active. The account on the public register is recorded as holding an operating licence rather than a personal or ancillary licence type.

The company also holds online gambling licences from other authorities, including the Malta Gaming Authority and the Swedish Gambling Authority, and has approvals in certain U.S. states for remote betting and casino operations via its platform. These non‑UK approvals are separate from, and in addition to, its Gambling Commission operating licence.

Regulatory History

The Gambling Commission public register records the licence as active, with no indication on the register that it has been surrendered, lapsed, or revoked. Publicly available industry sources do not report any monetary penalties or regulatory sanctions imposed on the company by the Gambling Commission.

The business has been active under remote gambling regulation for more than a decade and has expanded its licensing portfolio to include multiple European regulators and several North American state regulators. Public sources describe the group as operating under a compliance framework aligned with recognised information security and responsible gambling standards, but specific certifications are not detailed on the Gambling Commission register itself.

As of the latest information available, there are no published enforcement actions against this licence on the Commission’s public register.