Sue Ryder Super Draw

Sue Ryder Super Draw is a lottery that raises funds for a registered charity. According to its website, the lottery supports hospice and neurological care services provided by the Sue Ryder organisation. It's presented as a way for people to contribute to a cause while having a chance to win prizes.

The lottery is run by Sue Ryder Lottery Limited, a company that has held a gambling licence in Great Britain since 9 July 2015. The company is registered with Companies House and its status is active. This means the brand isn't an independent entity, it's the public face of a licensed and regulated operator.

The operator, Sue Ryder Lottery Limited, holds an active Society Lottery licence from the Gambling Commission. This licence permits it to run lotteries for the benefit of a non-commercial society, in this case, the Sue Ryder charity. It doesn't permit other forms of gambling like casino games or sports betting.

The operator, Sue Ryder Lottery Limited, has no recorded regulatory actions or fines from the UK Gambling Commission. This indicates a clean enforcement history.

The operator behind Sue Ryder Super Draw is Sue Ryder Lottery Limited. The company was incorporated on 9 March 2015 and received its first gambling licence a few months later. It's a subsidiary of the main Sue Ryder charity, set up specifically to manage its lottery activities.

Its long-standing active licence and lack of enforcement actions show it has maintained compliance with the UKGC's standards for over a decade. This provides a strong signal of legitimacy for the lotteries it runs.