LeoVegas Gaming PLC holds remote casino licence 039198-R-319450-029, and the register listed it as Active from 1 November 2014 to current when we checked on 19 October 2026. The company's trading-names page is empty, which looks alarming but is not a sign of a missing licence. We did not test the app, games or payments.
What the register shows
A search of the Gambling Commission register for "LeoVegas" returns LeoVegas Gaming PLC, account 39198. The licence record for that account lists a remote casino activity with the status Active, on record from 1 November 2014 to current, under licence number 039198-R-319450-029.
Of the records reviewed on this site, that is the longest continuous one still active. A start date in 2014 and an end date of current means the activity had not been surrendered, revoked or allowed to lapse by the day we looked. It does not mean nothing happened in between; the licence record shows status and dates, not a history of every regulatory action.
Regulatory actions on the record
On 28 October 2026 we went back to read the regulatory-actions page for account 39198. It stated that no regulatory actions had been recorded for the business. That is a fact about the record on that date, not a guarantee, but it means there is no penalty or settlement listed against LeoVegas Gaming PLC in Great Britain.
The empty trading-names page, read correctly
The third page we retrieved is the trading-names page for account 39198. It states that no trading names have been recorded for this business. A reader who checks that tab first and sees nothing could easily conclude the brand is not on the register at all. That would be the wrong conclusion.
Trading names matter when a brand differs from the company name, as it does with the bet365 trading-name record, where the licence sits with a company called Hillside. This casino is a different case: the brand is in the company's own name, LeoVegas Gaming PLC, so the casino activity is found directly in the company's licence record. An empty trading-names page simply means no extra names were registered. It is not the same as having no licence record.
The lesson carries over to any casino you check. Read the licence record first, then the trading names. Never treat one empty tab as the answer.
What this review cannot tell you
The register entry does not establish the quality of the LeoVegas app, how fair the games are in practice, how quickly withdrawals arrive, or whether the site is available in your country. It is not an endorsement and not a guarantee of safety.
The record comes from the Great Britain regulator. It says nothing about whether the casino is legal or available in Malaysia or anywhere else, and we make no claim either way.
Check the LeoVegas record yourself
Run the register search for LeoVegas, open the result for account 39198, and find the remote casino activity with its status and dates. Then open the trading-names tab, expecting it to be empty. If the register shows anything different from the slip on this page, the register is current and this page is not.
What we checked and what we did not
We examined the register entry and the regulatory-actions page only. Nothing below it was tested, so this review holds no opinion on any of it.
- Register entry for the named entityChecked
- Regulatory actions on that entityChecked
- Account sign-up or loginNot tested
- Games and game fairnessNot tested
- Deposit and withdrawal methodsNot tested
- Payment speed and feesNot tested
- Customer supportNot tested
- Promotions and their wagering requirementsNot tested
- Legal availability in your countryNot tested
Questions about LeoVegas's licence
Does LeoVegas hold a UK Gambling Commission casino licence?
On the pages retrieved on 19 October 2026, LeoVegas Gaming PLC, account 39198, has a remote casino activity listed as Active under licence 039198-R-319450-029, on record from 1 November 2014.
Why does the LeoVegas trading-names page say no names are recorded?
The trading-names page for account 39198 states that no trading names have been recorded for the business. The casino activity sits in the company’s own entry, so an empty trading-names page is not the same as having no licence.
Does this review test the LeoVegas app or withdrawals?
No. We did not open an account, play, deposit, withdraw or contact support, so the review says nothing about the app, game fairness or payment speed.
Does a UK licence mean the casino is legal where I live?
No. The Gambling Commission regulates Great Britain, so its records cover Great Britain. Check the law in your own country before you gamble.
Sources
Gambling Commission public register pages:
- Search for “LeoVegas”Retrieved 19 Oct 2026, 19:12 UTC
- Account 39198: business recordRetrieved 19 Oct 2026, 19:12 UTC
- Account 39198: trading namesRetrieved 19 Oct 2026, 19:12 UTC
- Account 39198: regulatory actionsRetrieved 28 Oct 2026, 18:26 UTC
For the reasoning behind reviewing a casino this way, see our public-record review method.