Legal online casinos in the UK: start with Great Britain

Casino brands have named licensed businesses

The recorded business behind admiralcasino.co.uk is Greentube Alderney Limited, account 39050. The bet365.com entry belongs to Hillside (UK Gaming) ENC, account 55149. Both are examples from the checked join of supplied domains and active Remote Casino business activities.

England, Scotland and Wales share the British register

The Great Britain selection covers these three countries. Northern Ireland has separate gambling arrangements, described in the Commission’s remit guidance and Department for Communities material. A casino advertised as a UK site still needs the relevant territorial check.

The country overview helps you choose the territory. The Great Britain result then lets you inspect the business record for the casino you found.

Look for the remote casino activity

A business may hold permissions for casino, betting, bingo or gambling software. The activity relevant to casino games is Remote Casino. Read it alongside the status and company name in the register.

Operators supply their website names to the Commission. The checked register links a domain to a business, while the casino activity belongs to that business; it does not allocate every game category to each of its domains.

Check the business behind your casino

Copy the full web address or enter the casino name, keeping Great Britain selected. The result and directory open after your search. Use the Commission link to inspect the relevant licence record, including any status change since the source date shown.