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QuinnBet's settlement with the Gambling Commission

On 20 August 2026 the Gambling Commission (UKGC) published a settlement with QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited, and our compliance note records a payment of £609,104. We have not yet read the full press release for this page, so we do not summarise the breaches. This note sets out what is sourced and how the entry is checked.

What was published

The facts below come from our compliance note of 6 November 2026. The press release on the Gambling Commission website is the primary source.

QuinnBet settlement: facts we hold · source: Gambling Commission · checked 13 November 2026
Item Value Status
Company named QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited From the compliance note
Publication date 20 August 2026 From the compliance note
Amount £609,104 From the compliance note
Nature of the failures Not checked Full release text not yet read
Primary source Gambling Commission press release Link only

In short: the date and amount are sourced; the detail of the breaches is not published here until we have read the release.

What a settlement does and does not show

A settlement is not a licence status. It does not tell you whether a live blackjack table is fair, or how large its limits are.

  • The register entry shows the licensee, status, activities and domains.
  • The Regulatory actions list on the card shows actions recorded against the licensee.
  • The press release explains why the settlement was agreed.

We read all three before a brand is listed.

In short: use the register for the status and the release for the reason; do not infer one from the other.

How it is reflected in our checks

The account number for the QuinnBet licensee is 61011. Our compliance note lists it as Active, with Casino Remote and General Betting Standard activities, as of 6 November 2026. That is a dated snapshot, not a current statement.

Before and after: what changes in our record · checked 13 November 2026
Check Before the note Now
Register status Not recorded Active on 6 November 2026; re-check on the day of publication
Regulatory actions Not read To be read on the register card and added to the actions snapshot
Brand listing Candidate Candidate, licence to be confirmed

In short: the entry stays a candidate until the register and the release have both been read on the same day.

What we still need to confirm

  • The full text of the press release, to describe the breaches in the Commission's own words.
  • The current register status and Regulatory actions for account number 61011.
  • Whether the domains of both brands appear as Active on the entry.

Steps for doing this yourself are in how to check a casino licence. The licensee is covered in QuinnCasino and QuinnBet in the register, and similar decisions are collected in the regulatory actions snapshot. A comparable note covers Evolution's settlement.

In short: three items remain open; we publish them when read, with the date.

Quick answers

How much was the QuinnBet settlement?

The compliance note we work from records £609,104, published by the Gambling Commission on 20 August 2026. We link the press release below and have not copied any other figure from it.

Does a settlement mean QuinnBet lost its licence?

No. A settlement is a regulatory outcome, not a licence status. The status of the licence is shown by the Gambling Commission public register entry, which we read for each candidate.

Which company is named in the settlement?

QuinnBet (Gibraltar) Limited, account number 61011 in the Gambling Commission public register. Check the register card for the current status, activities and domains.

Do you list QuinnBet or QuinnCasino?

Both brands are candidates only. A candidate becomes a listed operator when its register entry is Active with Casino Remote on the day we check, and the Regulatory actions are read.

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