Grosvenor Casinos (GC) Limited holds remote casino licence 034161-R-315519-013, listed as Active on the Great Britain register from 8 May 2015 to current when we checked on 28 October 2026. The same company also holds a separate licence for land-based casinos, and no regulatory actions were recorded against it. We did not test the games, payments or support.
What the register shows
A register search for "Grosvenor" returns three businesses: Grosvenor Casinos (GC) Limited, account 34161; Grosvenor Casinos Limited, account 614; and Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited, account 57924. This review covers the first, because it is the one whose record lists a remote casino activity in the Grosvenor name. We did not establish what part the other two play for the brand today.
The record for account 34161 gives a head office in Maidenhead and lists two licence numbers:
- 034161-R-315519-013 (remote). Casino, Active from 8 May 2015 to current; and general betting on real events, Active from 10 October 2025 to current.
- 034161-N-315520-015 (non-remote). Casino 1968 Act, Active from 28 December 2012 to current; and general betting with no gaming machines, Active from 10 October 2025 to current.
Two licences, two kinds of casino
The letter in the middle of each licence number tells you what it covers. R stands for remote, meaning gambling offered online or by phone. N stands for non-remote, meaning gambling on physical premises. The Casino 1968 Act activity refers to casinos licensed under the older law that came before the Gambling Act 2005, which is how many long-established British casino venues are covered.
For an online player, the remote licence is the one to check. A brand that runs both venues and a website needs a separate permission for each, and it is the remote record, 034161-R-315519-013, that covers the online casino. Seeing both on one page is useful context: it shows the company is licensed for both kinds of gambling, and it stops you mistaking the venue licence for the website's.
The empty trading-names page
The trading-names page for account 34161 states that no trading names have been recorded for this business. As with the LeoVegas licence record, that is normal when the brand is already part of the company name. The casino activity sits in the company's own record, so the empty tab is not a sign of a missing licence.
The three-business search result is the harder part to read. Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited holds its own remote licences, and Grosvenor Casinos Limited is a separate account again. A search result shows that the name is linked to more than one business; it does not show which one runs the website you would visit. Before you deposit, check the company named in the site's terms and match it to the register.
Regulatory actions on the record
The regulatory-actions page for account 34161 stated that no regulatory actions had been recorded for the business when we checked. That is a fact about the register on that date, not a guarantee about the future or about the other two businesses in the search.
What this review cannot tell you
The record does not establish how fair the games are in practice, how quickly withdrawals arrive, or how good support is. It is not an endorsement or a safety guarantee. The Gambling Commission regulates Great Britain, and the record says nothing about whether the brand is legal or available anywhere else.
Check the Grosvenor record yourself
Run the register search for Grosvenor and open the result for account 34161. Find the remote casino activity and its dates, then the trading-names and regulatory-actions tabs. If the register shows anything different from the slip on this page, the register is current and this page is not.
What we checked and what we did not
We examined the register entry and the regulatory-actions page only. Nothing else was tested.
- Register entry for the named entityChecked
- Regulatory actions on that entityChecked
- Account sign-up or loginNot tested
- Games and game fairnessNot tested
- Deposit and withdrawal methodsNot tested
- Payment speed and feesNot tested
- Customer supportNot tested
- Promotions and their wagering requirementsNot tested
- Legal availability in your countryNot tested
Questions about Grosvenor's licence
Does Grosvenor hold a UK Gambling Commission online casino licence?
On the register page retrieved on 28 October 2026, Grosvenor Casinos (GC) Limited, account 34161, held a remote casino activity listed as Active under licence 034161-R-315519-013, on record from 8 May 2015 to current.
Why does the same company also hold a non-remote licence?
Grosvenor Casinos (GC) Limited also holds licence 034161-N-315520-015, which covers a Casino 1968 Act activity, Active from 28 December 2012. Non-remote means gambling on physical premises, so that licence relates to land-based casinos, not the website.
Which companies does a search for Grosvenor return?
Three: Grosvenor Casinos (GC) Limited (34161), Grosvenor Casinos Limited (614) and Rank Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited (57924). We reviewed the first; we did not establish what part the other two play for the brand today.
Has Grosvenor’s licence holder been fined?
The regulatory-actions page for account 34161 stated that no regulatory actions had been recorded for the business when we checked on 28 October 2026.
Sources
Gambling Commission public register pages:
- Search for “Grosvenor”Retrieved 28 Oct 2026, 18:26 UTC
- Account 34161: business recordRetrieved 28 Oct 2026, 18:26 UTC
- Account 34161: trading namesRetrieved 28 Oct 2026, 18:26 UTC
- Account 34161: regulatory actionsRetrieved 28 Oct 2026, 18:26 UTC
All six records are laid out together in the side-by-side licence comparison.