Unibet

Unibet is a gambling site operating under the domain unibet.co.uk, which has been registered since 21 March 2000, giving it over 25 years of history on the web. According to their website, the site offers sports betting, casino games, live casino, bingo, and poker. The site states it's regulated by both the UK Gambling Commission and the Gibraltar Gambling Commissioner.

The UKGC licence is held by Platinum Gaming Limited, which has been licensed since 12 July 2016. That operator record is complicated by a serious discrepancy: Companies House shows the registered company, PLATINUM GAMING LTD, as dissolved, despite the UKGC licence remaining active. That gap between regulatory status and company records is worth noting when assessing accountability.

The operator's enforcement history is one of the most serious on the register. The Gambling Commission fined Platinum Gaming Limited £2,937,599 in February 2023 for AML and social responsibility breaches, then issued a further £10,000,000 penalty in September 2025 for repeat failures in the same areas. Both actions also attached additional conditions to the operator's licence.

Unibet holds a Trustpilot score of 1.80 out of 5 from 2,326 reviews, placing it firmly in the lowest rating band on that platform. A score this low, across a substantial volume of reviews, points to widespread dissatisfaction rather than isolated complaints.

Platinum Gaming Limited holds five active UKGC licences, all granted on 12 July 2016 with no expiry date set. These cover Remote Casino (online slots and table games), Remote Bingo (online bingo products), General Betting Standard — Real Event (sports betting on real sporting events), General Betting Standard — Virtual Event (betting on virtual simulations), and Pool Betting (pari-mutuel wagering where stakes are pooled). The breadth of licences reflects a genuinely mixed gambling platform, but the UKGC has attached additional conditions to these licences following both enforcement actions.

Platinum Gaming Limited has two recorded regulatory actions from the UK Gambling Commission. On 13 February 2023, the Commission imposed a £2,937,599 financial penalty for breaches of anti-money laundering licence conditions and social responsibility code provisions, specifically around customer interaction and identification failures. The licensee cooperated and took corrective steps. Then, on 22 September 2025, the Commission found further breaches in the same categories — AML and social responsibility — covering the period January 2023 to May 2024. That resulted in a £10,000,000 financial penalty, a formal warning, and additional licence conditions. The fact that serious AML and social responsibility failures continued into 2024 despite the 2023 penalty is a material concern for any consumer assessing this operator.

The UKGC licence for Unibet is held by Platinum Gaming Limited, an operator with an active licence status since 12 July 2016. The company is registered at Kemp House, London EC1V 2NX under company number 10900582, incorporated on 4 August 2017. Companies House records show PLATINUM GAMING LTD as dissolved, which creates a transparency concern — consumers and regulators typically rely on Companies House records to verify corporate accountability, and a dissolved company status sits uneasily alongside an active UKGC licence. With nearly 9.6 years of UKGC licensing history, Platinum Gaming Limited is an experienced operator, but its regulatory record reflects two serious enforcement actions totalling over £12.9 million in fines.