NetBet: UKGC licence

Licence at a glance

Brand

NetBet

Domain

netbet.co.uk

Licence holder

Netbet Enterprises Limited

Account number

39170

Licence status

Active on 9 November 2026

Casino activity since

8 December 2017

Licence numbers

039170-R-319343-033

Domains on the account

7

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

What the licence covers

Netbet Enterprises Limited holds a remote operating licence, which the register splits into separate activities. Besides casino, the account is licensed for betting, real event, betting, virtual event, linked gambling software and pool betting. In plain words:

• 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.
• Linked gambling software: software supplied to a licensed operator under a linked arrangement.
• 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 lists 1 regulatory action against Netbet Enterprises Limited, with £650,000 in payments recorded. The entries restated below are the Commission's public decisions on this account.

• 5 November 2025 Settlement: commission costs, Public statement and Payment in lieu of financial penalty (£650,000)

An action is a finding about the company's controls at a point in time. It does not by itself mean the licence is at risk. The wording of each decision is on the Gambling Commission's regulatory actions page, and our guide to fines and sanctions explains the terms.

Other brands under Netbet Enterprises Limited

The account declares 7 domains in all, among them casino.netbet.co.uk, live.netbet.co.uk, lottery.netbet.co.uk, poker.netbet.co.uk, sport.netbet.co.uk and others.

Check this licence yourself

1. Open the Gambling Commission register of gambling businesses.
2. Search for account number 39170 or the name Netbet Enterprises Limited.
3. Confirm that the status is active and that the domain netbet.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 games, the live casino and the sportsbook earn praise in NetBet reviews, and many describe withdrawals as reasonably quick. Contented players mention the variety and the way the site covers casino, sport and lottery products. Critics write about payouts that were slower than they wanted, payment methods that did not suit them, support responses that missed the point, and identity checks that delayed access to funds. The tone follows each player's recent results, as in most casino reviews, so praise and complaint often sit side by side in the same week. People who use several parts of the site tend to comment on casino and sportsbook together, so the two are hard to separate.

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

Assessments from comparison sites

NetBet is described as a seasoned bookmaker site with a serious casino attached, dense with options but ordered enough to navigate. Reviewers value the live casino section, the progressive jackpots, the all-in-one approach to sport, casino, poker and lottery, and live streaming for racing. Withdrawal methods are quick, with even the slowest published at a few hours. The brand holds licences in Britain and Malta. Reservations are small: no cryptocurrency, no telephone support, and a requirement to be a member to play slots. Comparison sites call it a trustworthy brand with a product that suits players who like casino, racing and sport in one place.

Often paid by operators, comparison sites are tied to the brands they cover, and that can colour their conclusions. Taken from independent English-language review sites, November 2026.

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