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How to read the table

Read the status and the dates together. "Active" with an end date of current means the record covered the activity on the day we looked, which is shown on each review. "Surrendered" with a fixed end date means that record stopped covering it from that date. Neither tells you what happened afterwards, so check the register again before relying on any row here.

The names row is where the records differ most. PlayOJO is one of 52 active names under a single company, while Grosvenor, like LeoVegas, trades under its own company name. bet365 trades under a name that is not its company's name, so the trading-names page carries the link between brand and company. LeoVegas trades under its own company name, so its trading-names page is empty and that is normal. Mr Green is associated with three businesses, and the one we examined is the one whose permission ended, which is why the Mr Green entity history stops short of any statement about the brand today.

The regulatory actions row is the newest field. Only two companies have an entry, and neither lost its licence: the William Hill fine was a self-reported breach, and the bet365 settlement covered money-laundering and safer-gambling failings in 2021 and 2022.

The last row is the same in every column, and deliberately so. None of these casinos was played, funded or contacted. If you want to know why we review this way instead of scoring games and sign-up deals, the reasons are set out in our review method.

The table also deliberately leaves out anything about Malaysia or any other country. Every row comes from the Great Britain regulator, and a Great Britain licence does not make a casino legal or available anywhere else.