What the accounts of UK-licensed gambling companies show

How we read the accounts

1. From the register. Each row starts from a licence holder named in the Gambling Commission's public register, with the sites it declares.
2. Matched at Companies House. We look the licence holder up by its exact company name, and an editor confirms the match against the company's business activity code, address and filings.
3. Read from the filing. Most large companies file scanned PDFs, which we convert to text with optical character recognition. Every figure is recorded with the page it came from and the line it was read from, and an editor checks it against the document before it is published.

What the figures do and do not show

• The licensed company, not the group. Many licence holders buy staff, marketing and technology from other companies in their group, so their own profit and head count can look very different from the group's. A company with a handful of employees can still run sites with hundreds of staff behind them.
• Periods differ. Years end in different months, and a company's first accounts can cover more than twelve months; we show the length when it is not a year.
• Small companies can leave out the profit and loss account. 18 of the companies we read filed accounts without one, so they are not in the table.
• Licence holders registered outside the UK are not covered. Companies based in Malta, Gibraltar, the Isle of Man or Alderney file their accounts in those places, not at Companies House.
• Not a ranking. The order follows reported revenue; it says nothing about how a site treats its customers. For that, see each site's profile.

Latest filing included: 14 October 2026. Contains public sector information from Companies House and the Gambling Commission, licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.