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UKGC suspends seven adult gaming centre operators over self-exclusion failures

Enforcement & compliance

The UK Gambling Commission suspended the licences of seven adult gaming centre operators in 2025 after they failed to participate in a self-exclusion programme, chief executive Andrew Rhodes said. Most licences have since been reinstated following remedial steps, while all seven operators remain under investigation and could face further sanctions.

Operators remain exposed to further enforcement while the UKGC investigates self-exclusion failures.

Earlier fines and penalties by UKGC

DateCompanyAmountStoryAppeal status
Not namedNot statedUKGC reports suspending seven adult gaming centre operators in 2025Not stated
BetfredGBP 825,000UK Gambling Commission fines Betfred £825,000 over compliance failuresNot stated
Not namedNot statedTable Tennis England appeal panel confirms four suspensions totalling 13 yearsNot stated
Not namedNot statedUK Gambling Commission reports seven AGC licence suspensions over self-exclusion failuresNot stated
evokeGBP 86,000UK Gambling Commission fines 888 £86,000 over self-exclusion failuresNot stated

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