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Checked against the UK Gambling Commission public register on 9 November 2026. An independent site, not the Gambling Commission. How we work.

L & L Europe Limited holds licence 038758-R-319451-016 under account number 38758. Yeti Casino is the brand in this directory that belongs to it. This page uses the register as read on 9 November 2026 to cover the licence, the seven domains listed, the October 2026 settlement and the steps for checking the entry yourself.

Two activities

The register lists two activities on this licence.

  • Casino, from 1 November 2014. Remote casino games: slots, table games and live casino tables.
  • General Betting Standard, Real Event, from 3 October 2018. Betting on real events, such as sport.

The casino activity has the earlier start date. The betting activity was added nearly four years later. Neither bingo nor virtual event betting appears on the account. The licence types guide describes these categories in more detail, and the pages on remote casino and remote betting licences explain what a holder must meet.

Brands and domains

The directory brand matched to this account is Yeti Casino, on yeticasino.com. The register lists six more domains against the holder: allbritishcasino.com, casinocasino.com, funcasino.com, hypercasino.com, pubcasino.co.uk and quickbet.co.uk. No trading names are recorded.

A holder with several differently named domains is a good reason to use the account number when you check a site. A name on its own can mislead, and the register shows which company stands behind each domain. The operators hub lists the other holders covered here.

Sanctions history

The register shows one action against L & L Europe Limited.

Date Type Outcome Amount
21 October 2026 Settlement Commission costs, public statement and payment in lieu of financial penalty £900,000

This is the most recent regulatory action in the data for any of the 12 holders on this site, and it is dated only 19 days before the register was read. For that reason it deserves a direct look at the source: the Commission's public statement for the date sets out what it found and what the holder agreed to do.

A settlement is an agreement between the Commission and the licensee in place of a penalty imposed after a contested process. It is not the same as a licence being removed. For the way the Commission chooses between settlements, financial penalties and licence conditions, read UKGC fines and sanctions.

What this means for a player

A settlement of this size is a significant entry. It is a fact about the holder's regulatory record, and it is your call how much weight it carries. Practically, three things matter:

  1. Your protections do not change while the licence is active. GAMSTOP, the £5 and £2 stake caps for online slots, the 10x cap on wagering requirements and the ADR complaint route all still apply. See GAMSTOP and stake limits.
  2. Read the notice before you decide whether to use a brand, particularly if you want to know whether the failings concerned social responsibility, anti-money laundering or something else.
  3. Set your own limits. Deposit limits and time reminders are in your hands whatever the record shows, and affordability checks explain what the operator may ask of you.

How to check L & L Europe Limited

  1. Open the Commission's public register.
  2. Search for account number 38758. You can also search yeticasino.com or the company name.
  3. Confirm the licence number 038758-R-319451-016 and that the status is active.
  4. Check the two activities and their dates against this page.
  5. Open the regulatory actions area, find the 21 October 2026 entry and read the public statement.

How to check a UKGC licence explains each field.

Gambling help

Gambling is for adults aged 18 and over. The GamCare National Gambling Helpline is free on 0808 8020 133, 24 hours a day, with more contact routes at https://www.gamcare.org.uk/get-support/talk-to-us/ . You can block yourself from licensed sites with GAMSTOP, and BeGambleAware provides advice.

L & L Europe Limited on the register

Account number
38758
Status of casino licence
Active on 9 November 2026
Licence numbers
038758-R-319451-016
Domains declared
7

Activities and start dates

ActivityMeaningMost recent start
CasinoRemote casino: casino games such as slots, roulette and blackjack offered online to people in Great Britain.1 November 2014
General Betting Standard - Real EventRemote betting on real events such as football or horse racing.3 October 2018

Brands on this site

Domains the holder declared

Regulatory actions

  • 21 October 2026 Settlement: commission costs, Public statement and Payment in lieu of financial penalty (£900,000)

Questions readers ask

When was the L & L Europe Limited settlement?

The register records a settlement dated 21 October 2026 with an amount of £900,000. It lists Commission costs, a public statement and a payment in lieu of a financial penalty. The entry is dated shortly before the 9 November 2026 reading, so the Commission's notice is where to read its full terms.

Which domains are listed for L & L Europe Limited?

Seven are listed: allbritishcasino.com, casinocasino.com, funcasino.com, hypercasino.com, pubcasino.co.uk, quickbet.co.uk and yeticasino.com. Yeti Casino is the only one with a brand page in this directory. The others sit on the same account, so the same licence and the same settlement record apply to them.

What do the licence activities include?

The register shows Casino from 1 November 2014 and General Betting Standard for real events from 3 October 2018. There is no bingo or virtual betting activity on this account. The licence number is 038758-R-319451-016. A product outside those activities would need another licence, which the register would show.

Is the licence still active after the settlement?

The register showed the licence as active on 9 November 2026. A settlement is an agreement and does not end a licence by itself. Because the entry is recent, check the register again for conditions or later actions, and read the Commission's notice for any requirements on the holder.

What is a payment in lieu of a financial penalty?

It is the money element of a settlement, agreed with the Commission in place of a penalty imposed after a contested process. It sits beside the Commission's costs and a public statement. The register records the combined amount for this entry as £900,000, and the notice sets out how the parts are made up.