LeoVegas: UKGC licence

Licence at a glance

Brand

LeoVegas

Domain

leovegas.co.uk

Licence holder

LeoVegas Gaming PLC

Account number

39198

Licence status

Active on 9 November 2026

Casino activity since

1 November 2014

Licence numbers

039198-R-319450-029

Domains on the account

6

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

What the licence covers

LeoVegas Gaming PLC holds a remote operating licence, which the register splits into separate activities. Besides casino, the account is licensed for bingo, betting, real event and betting, virtual event. In plain words:

• 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.

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 LeoVegas Gaming PLC 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 LeoVegas Gaming PLC

Brands of this holder with a page here: BetMGM.

The account declares 6 domains in all, among them 21.co.uk, betmgm.co.uk, betuk.com, pinkcasino.co.uk, slotboss.co.uk.

The holder has its own page: LeoVegas Gaming PLC.

Check this licence yourself

1. Open the Gambling Commission register of gambling businesses.
2. Search for account number 39198 or the name LeoVegas Gaming PLC.
3. Confirm that the status is active and that the domain leovegas.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

A clean, quick app is the common verdict from players reviewing LeoVegas, and some value the loyalty features and the range of ways to pay. The casino lobby is often praised, though a number of reviewers find the catalogue narrower than rivals in certain areas, particularly table games and sports. Technical complaints turn up now and then, such as screens that freeze or pages that need reloading after an update. A minority also take issue with wagering conditions on rewards, saying the requirements were stricter than they expected. Individual outcomes colour the tone of many comments, as with any casino, and satisfied and disappointed players sit side by side.

Source: public reviews in the Google Play listing of the brand's app, November 2026.

Assessments from comparison sites

LeoVegas is presented as a mobile-first casino with fast navigation and dedicated iOS and Android apps. Its game library draws on a long list of studios, and customer support is described as helpful, although unregistered visitors reach a chatbot first. Payment choice is wide: PayPal is listed as the quickest route for cash-outs, while some bank-based methods take a few days. The criticisms are consistent. Cryptocurrency is not accepted, ongoing incentives for existing players are thin, and deposit methods do not always work for withdrawals. Comparison sites also remark that the brand holds several licences, so details differ by country.

Comparison sites are often paid by operators for the traffic they send, a link that can colour their verdicts. Summarised from independent English-language review sites, November 2026.

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