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What the former UK licence covered

The recorded account history covered remote casino and real-event betting from February 2017, with virtual-event betting added in January 2018. All three ended on 1 January 2023. The register endpoint now returns an unavailable record, so these dates are historical register information, not a claim to have read a newly active licence.

A business can continue in another territory after surrendering British permission. Equally, a brand can change operators. Neither possibility establishes that an old LV Bet login, bonus or UK account remains usable. A present-day recommendation would need the exact current operator and its British domain record to be verified first.

The LV Bet review is retained for the original brand coverage. For an old balance or complaint, use the legal entity and account references in the original documents rather than assuming that a similarly branded site is responsible. No current UK successor has been established in this guide.

Written by Benjamin Rose – Head Writer

Fairload Limited surrendered its UK Gambling Commission licence in January 2023. This means that LV Bet, which was the one and only iGaming site that Fairload Limited had listed on its licence, is no longer available to players in the UK. Sister Site is a website for UK casino players, so as Fairload Limited doesn’t serve our market, we don’t cover the company in detail. There’s information about LV Bet available by clicking on the above thumbnail.