Gambling Commission account 42647

Dribble Media Limited casinos

Dribble Media Limited holds UK Gambling Commission account number 42647 and sits within Dribble Media Limited. Of the UK casinos we review, it operates one brand: Midnite. We have no Commission action on record for it.

Register entry: Account 42647
Head office on record: 86-90 Paul Street, London, EC2A 4NE, United Kingdom
Active remote licences: Bingo · Casino · Betting (real events) · Betting (virtual events) · Pool betting
Enforcement on our record: none

Brands we review under this licence

Midnite

Well-backed modern UK operator with a 4.7 iOS app and a genuinely no-wagering 100-spin welcome. Young casino (since 2023), no UKGC fines, 3.8 player rating.

6.5

Payout processing: 48h
Player rating: 3.8/5

Licences on record

Bingo — RemoteActive · from 10 Jul 2024 · register
Casino — RemoteActive · from 15 May 2023 · register
Betting (real events) — RemoteActive · from 18 Dec 2018 · register
Betting (virtual events) — RemoteActive · from 12 Sept 2023 · register
Pool betting — RemoteActive · from 31 Oct 2016 · register

Domains recorded for this licensee: midnite.com.

Gambling Commission actions on record

None on our record. We record actions from the Commission’s own published notices as we verify them; absence here is not proof of a clean history.

Dribble Media Limited — common questions

Which casinos does Dribble Media Limited operate?

Of the UK casinos we review, Dribble Media Limited (Gambling Commission account 42647) operates Midnite. The register may list further trading names and domains we do not cover.

Is Dribble Media Limited licensed by the UK Gambling Commission?

Yes. Its remote casino licence on account 42647 is recorded as active since 15 May 2023, alongside Bingo, Betting (real events), Betting (virtual events), Pool betting. You can confirm it on the public register via the account number on this page.

Has Dribble Media Limited been fined by the Gambling Commission?

We have no Commission action on record for this licensee. That means none of our verified notices names it — it is not a statement that its history is clean.

What does sharing a licence mean for players?

Sister brands on one licence usually share verification checks, payment processing and promotional-abuse policies, so a restriction at one brand can follow you to the others. The complaints procedure and any ADR provider are also the licensee’s, not the brand’s.

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