Coral: UKGC licence

Licence at a glance

Brand

Coral

Domain

coral.co.uk

Licence holder

LC International Limited

Account number

54743

Licence status

Active on 9 November 2026

Casino activity since

1 July 2019

Licence numbers

054743-R-330863-015

Domains on the account

13

Facts restated from the Gambling Commission public register, read 9 November 2026. Domain names are declared by the licensee.

What the licence covers

LC International Limited holds a remote operating licence, which the register splits into separate activities. Besides casino, the account is licensed for betting intermediary, bingo, betting, real event, betting, virtual event and pool betting. In plain words:

• Betting intermediary: bringing together people who bet with each other, as on an exchange.
• Remote bingo: online bingo games.
• Remote casino: casino games such as slots, roulette and blackjack offered online to people in Great Britain.
• Remote betting on real events such as football or horse racing.
• Remote betting on simulated events such as virtual racing.
• Pool betting: stakes pooled and paid out to winners, as in a tote.

Read more on the remote casino licence page and in the guide to licence types.

The holder's record with the regulator

The register shows no regulatory action against LC International Limited on 9 November 2026. That is the public record on that day, and it says nothing about actions still in progress. Fines and sanctions are explained in our guide to UKGC fines and sanctions.

Other brands under LC International Limited

Brands of this holder with a page here: Ladbrokes, Gala Casino and Party Casino.

The account declares 13 domains in all, among them bwin.com, foxybingo.com, foxygames.com, galabingo.com, galacasino.com and others.

The holder has its own page: LC International Limited.

Check this licence yourself

1. Open the Gambling Commission register of gambling businesses.
2. Search for account number 54743 or the name LC International Limited.
3. Confirm that the status is active and that the domain coral.co.uk is listed under the account.
4. Compare the company name in the site's terms with the register entry.

The full routine is in how to check a UKGC licence.

What players say

The range of games, the familiar brand and a sense that the operator can be trusted are what players mention about Coral. Those who read the conditions are positive about rewards, but the same area produces complaints from others who found the requirements hard to meet or the loyalty scheme thin. App performance is the other recurring point, with reviewers reporting freezes and slow screens after updates. A number describe the game selection as good, while a few would like more variety in specific areas. Opinions about winning and losing run in both directions, as they tend to for any casino.

Source: public reviews in the Google Play and App Store listings of the brand's apps, November 2026.

Assessments from comparison sites

Coral is treated as a familiar British name whose blue branding ties it to a long-running bookmaker. Menus are described as clear, the casino lobby is grouped into recognisable categories and account tools stay within easy reach, with pages rendering quickly. The game library draws on several large software platforms, video poker has fair variety, and the support team is described as responsive, with a telephone option alongside written contact. Few sharp criticisms are recorded in the sources read, and the commentary is mostly about presentation and range. Reviewers add that the long bookmaking history helps it feel dependable to customers who prefer a familiar name over a newer one.

Readers may want to weigh the fact that comparison sites are often paid by operators. Compiled from independent English-language review sites, November 2026.

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