Who writes this
What this site is, and how it is paid
This site indexes the operators licensed by the Gambling Commission to serve Great Britain and publishes, for each one, the facts a reader can check against a public register without taking our word for anything.
What this site publishes
UK Pound Casino indexes the operators licensed by the Gambling Commission to serve players in Great Britain, and publishes, for each one, the facts you can check for himself against a «public register»; there are twenty of them, held by seven companies, and the list is short because the entry rule is strict rather than because the market is. In the place where a «comparison site» ordinarily puts a score out of five, this one puts the licence: the authority (the account number), the «licence number», the company that holds it, the date we read it, and the list of activities that licence actually permits; the last of those is the part nobody else prints and the reason the site exists.
Three rules that govern every page
A licence appears only with the authority, the account number, the company and the date somebody read it. A bonus figure appears only with the four facts that make it legible, which are the minimum deposit, the amount to be staked and how many times, the deadline, and the share of the balance that may be withdrawn.
A gap is marked as a gap. Where we could not establish something, the page says so rather than filling the space with a plausible sentence, because a marked gap is one a reader can go and close and a papered-over one is invisible.
How it is paid, and what the payment does not reach
The operator links are «affiliate» (a publisher paid for the account rather than for the advertisement) links, and we are paid when you opens an account through one. That is disclosed above the first commercial block on every page, inside every card, and under every button, which is three times more often than the advertising codes require and is the amount of repetition the subject deserves.
What the payment does not reach is the licence column, because an account number and a list of entitlements are either on the Commission's «register» (a list a public authority keeps and publishes) or they are not. It does not reach the order of the lists either, which is the licence holder and then the alphabet on every page of this site, a rule anybody can apply to the same data and get the same result. It does not reach who is listed. One of the twenty-four brands here carries no button at all, because the link its programme supplies arrives on a Canadian page, and it stays without one until a British «landing page» (the first screen a link opens) exists.
What we do not do
We publish no ratings, because nobody here has opened an account at twenty-four operators and a rating arrived at any other way is a number asking to be trusted. We publish no "«top ten»", because a ranking with a commercial relationship behind it is the thing this site was built as an alternative to.
We do not write about operators without a Gambling Commission licence, anywhere on the site, and the pages written for other countries carry no operator names at all where that country's law forbids it. That is a legal position rather than a style choice: section 330 of the Gambling Act makes advertising unlawful gambling an offence, and the equivalent provisions in Australia and New Zealand reach an advertiser just as directly.
Who is behind it
The publisher is [OWNER] (represented by [REPRESENTATIVE]), at [ADDRESS], registered as [FIRM NUMBER], with the VAT number [VAT NUMBER]. The editorial work is done by the UK Pound Casino editorial team, and pages are signed by the team rather than by an individual. Corrections are welcome and are the fastest way to improve a site like this one. If a «licence number», an account number or a «landing page» (the first screen a link opens) described here is wrong, the contact page says how to tell us, and a correction is made on the page with the date it was made.
Questions readers ask
Why are there only twenty-four operators on this site?
Because the entry rule is a Gambling Commission licence and a verified British landing page, and both have to hold. A site with three hundred entries has a looser rule rather than more partners, and a reader cannot tell from the page which.
Are the reviews independent if you are paid by the operators?
The pages are paid for and the facts on them are checkable, which is the only form of independence we can actually offer. Every licence claim comes with the number to verify it, the order of every list follows a published rule, and one listed brand carries no commercial link at all.
Do you test the casinos?
No, and we do not claim to. Nobody here has opened an account at these operators, so there are no ratings and no «tested by our team» badges, and claims about an operator are attributed to whoever made them, usually the operator's own terms or a regulator's «register».
How often is the site updated?
Licences are re-read when the register changes and at least at every significant change of the rules; offers are re-read when the operator's own page changes. Every page carries the date of its last update, and every licence and every offer carries the date it was read.
By the UK Pound Casino editorial team · Last updated November 2026 · Online since 2026