The UK Gambling Commission suspended Spribe’s licence and ordered it to stop all hosting activity until it obtains an appropriate hosting licence. The regulator said the hosting may have used unapproved servers or lacked the required authorisation, and required Spribe to notify affected parties of possible service interruptions.
The suspension affects Spribe’s ability to host gambling software in Great Britain, including its Aviator game.
| Date | Company | Amount | Story | Appeal status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SPRIBE | Not stated | UK Gambling Commission suspends Spribe OÜ operating licence | Not stated | |
| Evolution | Not stated | Evolution expects UKGC investigation to conclude by end of 2025 | Not stated | |
| Taichi Tech Limited, Fafabet | GBP 170,000 | UKGC fines Fafabet £170,000 over unfair terms and compliance failures | Not stated | |
| Not named | Not stated | UK Gambling Commission brings election betting charges against 15 people | Not stated | |
| Wyke Gaming & Amusement Centre | Not stated | Gambling Commission suspends Wyke Gaming licence in Bradford | Not stated |
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