UKGC lifts suspension of Spribe OÜ licence

In the United Kingdom, the regulator UKGC on March 30 lifted the suspension of the licence of provider Spribe OÜ.

Restoration of Spribe OÜ licence

The provider can once again supply games on the UK market under its previously issued licence.

Following the removal of restrictions, the company regained the right to resume operations and provide products to operators in the UK.

Earlier, the licence had been suspended by the regulator as part of a review under the Gambling Act 2005.

The suspension was based on serious breaches of hosting requirements within the licensing framework.

The regulator required all activity to stop immediately until an appropriate hosting licence was obtained.

Providing gambling services without a licence in Great Britain is considered a criminal offence.

The UKGC requires licensees to follow the rules and notify partners of any service disruptions.

Despite the suspension being lifted, some of the provider’s products remain unavailable.

The flagship crash game Aviator is still unavailable with UK operators at the time of publication.

Spribe has not commented on the situation.