Purpose and scope
The directory makes public licensing records easier to search across jurisdictions while preserving the identity, status wording, source and retrieval date supplied by each authority. Guides explain how registers work and how readers can verify a claim themselves.
- Licence records are separate from legal entities, brands and domains.
- Multiple licences held by one organization are not merged into a single licence.
- Historical records may remain available when their source and status history are documented.
- Missing facts are described as unavailable or unknown rather than inferred.
What this service is not
Only the relevant regulator can confirm the current legal effect, scope or standing of a licence. Readers should follow the official source link on a record before making a legal, compliance, commercial or gambling decision.
Publisher and authorship
Content is published by Gambling License Register Editorial as an organization. We do not invent named authors, reviewers or professional credentials. A named person will be attributed only when that person has genuinely authored or reviewed the material.
Automated collection and validation tools can assist the workflow, but official evidence remains authoritative. Our editorial and automation rules are documented publicly so readers can distinguish source-reported facts from project normalization.
Independence and commercial influence
Payment cannot purchase inclusion, removal, a status change or a favorable interpretation of a regulator record. Any future advertising, sponsorship or affiliate relationship must be labelled and must not alter the source hierarchy, correction process or index-eligibility rules.
Accuracy, dates and corrections
A snapshot retrieval date records when source material was captured; it is not a claim that a licence was legally verified on that date. Regulator-reported update dates, editorial fact-check dates and effective dates are stored separately when they exist.
- Read the source methodology — See collection, normalization, freshness and evidence rules.
- Report a possible error — Submit a page URL, explanation and optional official evidence.