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Who holds the casino licence?

The company behind each casino counter, its licence number, and how to check it on the register.

A bookmaker needs a betting licence from the Gambling Commission to take bets, and a casino licence to offer slots and table games. Usually one company holds both on a single licence; sometimes the group splits them.

At Sky Bet the two counters belong to different companies within one group: one holds the betting licence, another the casino licence. You still log in once, but the casino’s terms name the casino company, and that is the company a complaint about a casino game is made to.

The licences, from the register

BookmakerCasino counterSportsbook counter
Sky BetBonne Terre Gaming Limited
account 65519 · 065519-R-339675-003
SBG Sports Limited
account 67370 · 067370-R-341330-006
kwiffEaton Gate Gaming Limited
account 44448 · 044448-R-323408-018
Same licence
BetMGMLeoVegas Gaming PLC
account 39198 · 039198-R-319450-029
Same licence
BetVictorBV Gaming Limited
account 39576 · 039576-R-319370-028
Same licence
LiveScore BetLiveScore Betting and Gaming (Gibraltar) Limited
account 56859 · 056859-R-332720-006
Same licence
UnibetPlatinum Gaming Limited
account 45322 · 045322-R-324275-020
Same licence
William HillWHG (International) Limited
account 39225 · 039225-R-319373-015
Same licence
888sport888 UK Limited
account 39028 · 039028-R-319297-014
Same licence
CoralLC International Limited
account 54743 · 054743-R-330863-015
Same licence
LadbrokesLC International Limited
account 54743 · 054743-R-330863-015
Same licence

From the Gambling Commission’s public register, downloaded 3 November 2026.

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Check it yourself

  1. Find the licence holder’s name in the bookmaker’s footer or terms; it is usually in the first lines.
  2. Search the Gambling Commission’s public register for that name or account number.
  3. Open the record and look at the licence activities (betting, casino) and the list of domain names the business has declared.
  4. If the address you are on is not in that list, ask the bookmaker why before you deposit.