The Gambling Commission lifted VGC Leeds’ operating licence suspension in November after the casino operator made changes to its leadership, AML controls and staff training. VGC Leeds also committed to an independent audit within six weeks, while the commission said its wider review and monitoring would continue.
VGC Leeds can resume licensed operations, but remains subject to the commission’s review and monitoring.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Deadheat Racing | Not stated | UKGC suspends Deadheat Racing licence during suitability investigation | Not stated | |
| Playbook Gaming | GBP 250,000 | Playbook Gaming surrenders UK licences after £250,000 penalty | Not stated | |
| Deadheat Racing | Not stated | Gambling Commission suspends Deadheat Racing licences during review | Not stated | |
| Videoslots | GBP 650,000 | UK Gambling Commission fines Videoslots £650,000 over control failures | Not stated |
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Great Britain’s Gambling Commission has immediately suspended Deadheat Racing’s remote and non-remote betting licences while it reviews suspected social responsibility and anti-money laundering failures. The regulator said it had concerns that the operator’s activities may have breached licensing objectives and conditions, and raised questions about its suitability to operate.
The UKGC announced on 21 November 2025 that it had immediately suspended Deadheat Racing's operating licence pending a review under section 116 of the Gambling Act 2005. The regulator cited suspected social responsibility and anti-money laundering failings. It said the operator must treat customers fairly and inform them about developments affecting them during the suspension.
Denmark’s Finanstilsynet ordered Inpay to temporarily stop onboarding new iGaming business partners after finding deficiencies in customer due diligence and transaction monitoring. The authority said the company must document that the serious breaches have ceased before establishing new relationships; Inpay told it that it had already stopped doing so voluntarily.
The UK Gambling Commission (UKGC) suspended Deadheat Racing’s operating licence with immediate effect on 21 November while it investigates the company’s suitability to hold a licence. The regulator cited concerns about anti-money laundering controls and social responsibility requirements, and said it suspected possible breaches of licence conditions. The UKGC told the operator to treat consumers fairly and keep them informed during the suspension.
Peter & Sons has expanded its partnership with NetBet, making its slots portfolio available to the operator in the UK, Greece, Ireland and Finland. Separately, ENJOY signed a commercial agreement with Stanleybet.it in Italy, while Hub88 added six Playzaar games to its platform, according to the companies.