What the UK register shows

We do not file licences in Great Britain, and the consulting page says plainly that a GB-facing operator is not a client we can take. We publish this anyway, for one reason: the UKGC register is the only gambling register we know of that is republished daily as machine-readable open data, and what it records about white label is true well beyond Britain.

White label, at the scale the register shows

The register marks which domains run as white labels on someone else's licence. That single column is the clearest public evidence of how the model actually works: the brand belongs to the operator, the licence does not, and the regulator records who answers for it.

Applied, not yet licensed

Licence starts on

Licensed in the last 90 days

Left the register in the last 90 days

Curaçao, read a different way

Curaçao publishes no data file. There is a search box, so this reads it: 5153 domains and 1783 licence holders on the register, counted by querying every prefix once a day. That is not the same kind of source as the British files above, and it is not presented as one — an entry in the search index is not by itself proof of a licence, and several resolve to a page saying the domain has been removed.

New on the Curaçao register

Tracking started 2026-09-15. The first comparison runs a day later, so this list fills from then.

Read from search collected by querying the regulator's public search, not from a data file. Source: Curaçao Gaming Authority certificate register. Register read 2026-09-15.

What this is, and what it is not

Every row here comes from the Commission's own published files, read once a day and compared with the previous day. Nothing is scraped from operator sites, nothing is inferred, and nothing is private — a licence on a public register is public by definition. The only thing this page adds is that somebody looked.

It is not a prediction and not a recommendation. A pending application can be refused, a future start date can move, and a domain sitting inactive under a licence may never launch. Treat it as what the regulator wrote down on the date shown.

Register read 2026-09-15 Source: UK Gambling Commission public register. Published under the Open Government Licence v3.0.