# Behind Seatcheck: who runs it and where the money comes from

> Who runs Seatcheck, how the site earns money, what it does and what it does not do. Company details are listed in full on this page.

Source: https://seatcheck.uk/about/
Updated: 2026-11-13

Seatcheck is an editorial guide to live dealer blackjack at casinos licensed in Great Britain. It is run by [legal entity name and registration number: to be supplied by the owner]. This page sets out who runs the site, how it earns money and what it does not do, so you can weigh everything else you read here.

## Who runs the site

  Legal name[legal entity name and registration number: to be supplied by the owner] Company number[company number: to be supplied by the owner] Registered office[registered office address and part of the UK of registration: to be supplied by the owner] Email[editorial email address: to be supplied by the owner] VAT number[VAT number, if any: to be supplied by the owner] Signature on pagesEditorial team

**In short:** the details above are the legal identity behind every page; fields still in brackets are not yet published.

## What the site does

- Checks a casino's licence in the Gambling Commission public register and shows the date.
- Records the studio, table rules and limits as published, with a source and a date.
- Tests popular claims about live blackjack against primary sources.
- Explains tools that help you stay in control, such as deposit limits and Gamstop.

Our method is on the page [how we check operators](https://seatcheck.uk/how-we-check-operators/).

**In short:** every figure carries a source and a check date, or it is not published.

## What the site does not do

- It is not the website of any casino or studio, and it takes no bets.
- It is not licensed or regulated by the Gambling Commission. Only the operators it describes can hold such a licence.
- It does not publish player reviews, star ratings or scores.
- It does not offer a catalogue of bonuses.
- It does not cover Northern Ireland or the Channel Islands, which fall outside the Gambling Act 2005.

**In short:** the site informs; it does not operate, rate or promise anything.

## How the site earns money

Some pages carry links marked Ad. If you follow one and become a customer, the operator may pay the site a fee. Pages that check licences, claims, data and help carry no such links. The full disclosure is on [how this site earns money](https://seatcheck.uk/how-we-are-funded/).

Affiliate programmes on 13 November 2026: [list of affiliate programmes: to be supplied by the owner].

**In short:** links marked Ad can earn the site a fee; help and checking pages have none.

## How pages are prepared

Texts are prepared with the help of an AI assistant, go through fact checks and editorial review; [legal entity name and registration number: to be supplied by the owner] is responsible for publication.

Details are in the [editorial policy](https://seatcheck.uk/editorial-policy/). To report a mistake, use [corrections](https://seatcheck.uk/corrections/); for anything else, see [contact](https://seatcheck.uk/contact/).

If you need help with your own gambling, go to [responsible gambling](https://seatcheck.uk/responsible-gambling/).

**In short:** the owner answers for what is published; mistakes can be reported.