Three nation-wide casino operators are to pay £5 million after a Gambling Commission investigation revealed anti-money ...

Two men have been given suspended prison sentences for possessing and transferring criminal funds obtained through the ...

Lotteries are a form of gambling. Raffles, tombolas and sweepstakes are all classed as lotteries. Lotteries can only be run either to raise money for good causes or for fun. They cannot be run for ...

an operating licence from the Gambling Commission. With the holder complying with the requirements of that licence a valid exemption for non-commercial gambling. This applies regardless of where in ...

Three in five (59 percent) young people have some experience of gambling, with half (49 percent) gambling in the last 12 months. Arcade gaming machines (for example penny pushers, claw grab machines) ...

The Gambling Commission does not issue Premises Licences. The register is published with the caveat that the Gambling Commission cannot provide any assurances on the completeness and accuracy of this ...

The Gambling Survey for Great Britain (GSGB) collects our official statistics on gambling behaviour in Great Britain. The GSGB provides robust evidence on gambling behaviours and attitudes from across ...

Around 4 in 5 young people (78 percent) who spent their own money gambling in the last 12 months did so because they regard it as ‘fun’. This is, by far, the most common reason given for active ...

We do not show full addresses of personal licence holders. Only the Town or City of the licence holder is provided.

If you are in Great Britain and have been offered gambling by someone that does not appear to hold a licence, you can report this to us through our Tell us something in confidence page as this may be ...

Before you gamble, check that the business has a Gambling Commission licence. If the business has a Gambling Commission license, you will be protected by consumer and gambling protection rules in ...

This page contains updated fees. New fees came into effect on 1 October 2026. More infomation is available in the consultation response on proposals for changes to Gambling Commission fees (opens in ...