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LeoVegas UK: A UK-Specific Product on a 2014 Licence Record
LeoVegas is indexed here under its UK-facing identity, and that distinction is the substance of this profile: the domain on the register is leovegas.co.uk rather than the global brand domain, and the App Store listing is a separate UK application rather than a market setting inside a global one.
The rating sample attached to that UK app is small in absolute terms, and it is recorded plainly below rather than dressed up. The live casino itself is unverified.
- Licensee
- LeoVegas Gaming PLC
- UKGC licence number
- 039198-R-319450-029
- Licence record since
- 1 November 2014
- Arrangement
- Own licence
- Registered domain
- leovegas.co.uk
- Source state
- Source verified 21 August 2026 UK Gambling Commission public register, read on 21 August 2026. Every value in this block comes from that record and from nothing else. The date is the reading, not a standing check.
How to read that record
The record began on 1 November 2014, the commencement date shared with four other operators here and therefore not a distinguishing value. LeoVegas Gaming PLC holds it, and leovegas.co.uk is the domain registered against the account — not leovegas.com. An earlier attempt to check this brand by guessing its domain produced a false reading for exactly that reason, which is why the register is searched by brand across domain and trading names rather than by assuming a domain.
GAMSTOP lists LeoVegas Gaming PLC as a participating company, and — unusually for this index — attaches no brand names to the entry. Where the list names sibling brands elsewhere, here it names only the company, so the sibling structure is not established from that source and is not asserted from any other.
A UK-facing domain that differs from the brand’s better-known one is exactly the trap a register check exists to avoid, and every record in the operator directory is matched the same way.
Who publishes the app, and who holds the licence
On this entry the two are the same company, which is the exception in this index rather than the rule.
The app is published by LeoVegas Gaming p.l.c. — the licence holder itself, one of three such cases among the profiled operators. Its bundle identifier is the reverse-DNS form of leovegas.co.uk, the exact domain on the register, so the listing is tied to this operator by the identifier and by the publisher name independently of each other.
| App | LeoVegas UK Online Casino |
|---|---|
| Publisher of record | LeoVegas Gaming p.l.c. |
| Apple App Store rating | 4.44 / 5 |
| Ratings in that average | 249 |
| Version read | 16.9.3 |
| Released | 2026-08-17 |
| Checked | 21 August 2026 |
The exact sample behind the UK app’s average is in the record above, and it is small in absolute terms — small enough that the average should be read as a weak signal rather than a measure of anything, least of all of the live casino inside the app. That is a property of the number itself, not a comparison with anyone: a UK-only application accumulates ratings from a UK-only audience. It is reproduced with its source, its sample and its date, and it is not used to order anything.
The rating above is Apple’s, not this site’s. It is reproduced as platform data with its sample size and the date it was read, it is never presented as a score of ours, and it plays no part in the order of any list here — operators are listed alphabetically throughout.
What remains unknown
Live tables, studios, payments and support are unverified. A request to the UK domain did not complete at all: the connection stalls during the security handshake rather than returning a page or a refusal, which is an inconclusive result and is recorded as inconclusive rather than as a block.
Unknown here means exactly that: no source this site accepts has been read to establish it. It is not a negative finding about LeoVegas UK, and it is not filled in from an operator’s own marketing, from a sister brand, or from a competitor’s page. The method behind that rule is set out in how we verify.
Matching a domain to a licensee settles identity, not product. What the products are is set out on their own pages: live roulette, live blackjack, live baccarat and live game shows.
Source ledger
Every claim on this page traces to one of these three, each read on the date shown.
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UK Gambling Commission public register
Licensee, licence number, licence-record start date, registered domains and whether the brand runs on its own licence or as a white label.
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GAMSTOP participating-companies list
The same licence holder, independently listed as a participating company, with no brand names attached to the entry.
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Apple App Store
The app of record, its publisher (LeoVegas Gaming p.l.c.), the published rating and its sample size, the current version and its release date.
App identity The bundle identifier is the reverse-DNS form of leovegas.co.uk, the exact domain the register lists for this brand, and the publisher name matches the licensee.
Where this profile sits
Questions about the LeoVegas UK record
Why is this entry named LeoVegas UK rather than LeoVegas?
Because the licence record and the app are both UK-specific: leovegas.co.uk on the register, and a separate UK application in the App Store. Naming it LeoVegas would blur a distinction the sources make.
Is an average on a few hundred ratings worth publishing?
It is published with its sample size so it can be judged for what it is. A small sample is itself information about how widely the UK app is used, and withholding a figure because it is inconvenient would be the less honest option.