UKGC-grade controls, on by default.
Great Britain is the most demanding remote market in the world and Ireland is standing up a regulator of its own. GameBridge treats their expectations as the baseline: responsible-gaming limits and self-exclusion per brand, KYC before play, a ledger that never pays twice and an audit trail on every admin action. Headquartered in Douglas, with a team in London.
Business models that work here.
Real-money casino
Deposit and withdraw with fee and net preview, GBP wallet type, KYC before play, deposit, loss, wager, single-bet and session limits, reality checks, cooling off and self-exclusion.
En savoir plusSportsbook
Altenar pre-match and live with cashout, free bets and risk-free bets, a min-odds rule for bonus money and a Sport Bets report, next to casino on one wallet and one consent matrix.
En savoir plusMulti-brand groups
A UK-facing brand and an international brand on one codebase with different geo lists, RG defaults, payment rails and content exclusions, and complete player isolation.
En savoir plusWhat is in the box for the UK and Ireland.
Regulatory snapshot
- Great Britain: remote operators need a licence from the Gambling Commission (UKGC) and follow its conditions on verification, safer gambling, marketing and reporting. Per-brand limits, KYC gating and the Activity Log fit that posture.
- Affordability: the platform has no financial-risk assessment engine. Deposit and loss limits, reality checks and at-risk analytics model the thresholds your policy sets; formal checks are scoped separately.
- Ireland: the Gambling Regulatory Authority of Ireland (GRAI) is phasing in licensing under the 2024 Act. Irish brands are EUR real-money brands with the same controls.
- Isle of Man and Gibraltar are common bases and licensing routes for the international side of a UK-facing group. GameBridge is an Isle of Man company.
Platform readiness
- Deposit, loss, wager, single-bet and session limits, reality checks, cooling off, self-exclusion, per brand
- ID and selfie verification with liveness; in-house fraud scoring with device fingerprinting; duplicate accounts; risk cases with SLA
- Double-entry ledger, exact to the cent and retry-safe, verified payment callbacks
- role-based permissions with 16 money-moving action permissions, admin 2FA, Activity Log of every admin action
- Consent matrix per channel and vertical, one-click unsubscribe, audited suppressions
Local content and payments
- GBP and EUR wallet types integrated
- UK card acquiring, open banking and e-wallet PSPs on request
- Alea aggregation with NetEnt, Red Tiger, Big Time Gaming, Nolimit City, Hacksaw and Evolution; Iconic21 live tables
- Per-brand content exclusions for titles or features a licence does not permit
- Advanced Report with custom columns and CSV or XLSX exports
Integrated today, on request, or via partner.
Statuses describe the platform today. On-request items are scoped and priced before launch.
How a launch runs here.
- Step 1Confirm licence and structure
Great Britain requires a UKGC remote licence in your own name; Ireland follows the GRAI timetable. Isle of Man or Gibraltar often anchor the international side. We recommend; regulators decide timing.
- Step 2Choose the engagement model
Most UK-facing operators run Turnkey on their own licence with GameBridge as technology. White label is scoped case by case with the structure it implies. Managed services add CRM, risk and payments ops.
- Step 3Configure controls
RG defaults per brand, KYC before play, GBP wallet, geo lists, consent matrix, content exclusions and PSPs. The certification-ready dossier for GLI-11/19, BMM and iTech Labs supports standards work.
- Step 4Test, evidence, launch
Test accounts stay out of reporting. Activity Log, ledger and Advanced Report give compliance an evidence trail before and after go-live.
What UK and Irish operators ask.
Do you hold a UKGC licence we can operate under?
How is KYC before play enforced?
Can we set affordability thresholds?
Which studios and live tables are available?
Next steps for the UK and Ireland.
Les synthèses réglementaires sont fournies à titre indicatif uniquement et ne constituent pas un avis juridique. Les exigences en matière de licence évoluent ; nous les validons avec vous lors du cadrage.