Gambling License Advice
Gambling licensing advice and application support for remote gambling businesses seeking licences in the UK and other jurisdictions
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-05
About Gambling License Advice
Gambling License Advice provides consultancy and support for remote gambling licence applications, including applications to the UK Gambling Commission and Malta’s gambling authority. Services also cover compliance, operations and research.
Its customers are gambling businesses seeking licensing advice and application support. The consultancy is led by Dr Seamus Murphy, who has experience in gambling operations and regulated business environments.
Gambling License Advice Limited is based in Luton, United Kingdom, and was founded in 2017. Its founder also conducts criminology teaching and publishes research on gambling history.
Product: Consultancy and application support for remote gambling licences, with compliance, operations and research services.
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