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🔢 2 licensees file this 1 address
👥 The sister room, the shop brand and the pure sportsbook
Five brands share the licence with this one. The three below cover the only three moves a bingo player here is likely to make: across to the other bingo room, sideways to a name with a betting counter behind it, or right out to a book with nothing but sport on it.
The last two sisters round out the six. Ladbrokes is filed on three of the four company files in this group, more than any other name here manages. bwin is filed on one, once, with no second variant and no betting counter anywhere behind it.
🔎 One address, two licensees, and only one of them live
Most brand checks end with a single result. Put this web address into the business search and two files come back, which makes it the exception on an otherwise tidy licence.
On the Entain online file the address is live, with foxy bingo and foxy games both filed live beside it. On the 888 UK Limited file, run out of Europort in Gibraltar, the same address is dormant. Opening that second file rather than trusting the search result is what settles the question, and the file rewards a look in its own right: 90 addresses in total, 16 live and 74 dormant, the dormant column reading as a long roll of bingo names that stopped trading. foxycasino.com sits in it, so do two bingosys.net addresses carrying the Foxy name, and so does cheekybingo.com, which is filed dormant on the Entain account as well.
📌 The same address, filed twice
- Entain online file: live, one of thirteen live addresses, with two Foxy names filed alongside it.
- 888 UK Limited file: dormant, one of seventy-four, on a file whose whole domain table answers to a single trading name, and that name is 888.
- Only one of the two files has an actions counter above zero, and it is not the Entain one.
- Search foxygames.com instead and a single file comes back. Search the bingo address and two do.
🏦 Four company files behind six brand names
Begin with the file almost nobody finds. Entain Operations Limited shares a Gibraltar address with the online licensee and files nothing whatsoever: no trading name, no web address, no premises, and an empty actions page. Four of its five permissions are wholesale ones: supplying the bingo and the betting that other brands put their name on, plus the software behind them. Entain is a word that appears in none of the other three company names.
The other three are straightforward to find. LC International Limited, in Gibraltar, holds all thirteen live web addresses and has no premises against its name at all. Ladbrokes Betting and Gaming Limited, in London, holds 2,683 shops and no web addresses at all, which is why no Foxy name appears anywhere on it. A charity file completes the set, holding two names that are both dormant and one lottery permission the file now marks Surrendered.
Six remote permissions run on the online licence and every one of them has been live since 1 July 2019. That date describes the licensing arrangement rather than the age of any brand sitting on it.
💼 A choice you make before the form opens
The way in here does not open a form. It opens a screen headed with an instruction to pick a welcome offer, two cards set side by side, and nothing else on the page except a link in smaller type offering to carry on without either.
What matters is not the offer terms but the order things happen in. The choice comes before anybody has seen a deposit screen, a wagering calculation or a withdrawal rule, and the only route past it that costs nothing is printed in the smallest type on the page. The other bingo brand on this licence puts no gate in front of its form at all.
Behind the gate the form asks for a country, a currency, an email address, a user ID and a password, then a title, a first and last name and a date of birth in three separate boxes, then a mobile number and an address with a lookup and hand-typed lines behind it. The currency list runs to pounds, euros and dollars, and the final button reads Create my account.
📜 A footer with almost nothing in it
The bottom of this site carries a heading inviting a follow, four social icons, one sentence about licensing, eight compliance marks and a copyright line reading 2026. That is the whole of it.
The licensing sentence names the brand as Foxy rather than Foxy Bingo, gives LC International Limited as the operator, and turns the account number into a live link straight to the file. The eight marks are the set carried right across this licence: IBAS, GAMSTOP, GambleAware, an 18 plus roundel, the Gambling Commission, Take Time to Think, Gordon Moody and the GamCare helpline number.
📋 What is not down there
- No terms and conditions link.
- No privacy policy, no fairness page, no about page.
- No sitemap and no blog.
- The sister bingo brand puts twenty links down there in two columns, adds badges for both mobile app stores, and prints a reCAPTCHA notice above the lot.
The documents exist and are reachable from the account area, so this is a question of where things are put rather than whether they are there at all. It remains the clearest single difference between the two bingo brands on this licence, at exactly the point where a reader is most likely to go looking for them.
⚠ One counter reads zero, another reads three
Nothing is recorded against the Entain online account. The actions page says as much outright, and searching the actions list under this brand name turns up nothing. That describes where a licence still in force stands today, and it is not a history.
On 31 July 2019 a package of £5.9m was announced over failings that started in November 2014 and carried on until October 2017. It named the shop licensee and Coral Interactive (Gibraltar) Limited, and the company holding this website today was not among them. On 17 August 2022 a second package of £17m followed, of which the online licensee carried £14m and the shop one carried £3m, with two licence conditions attached and the money directed to socially responsible purposes rather than handed over as a penalty.
📑 Two counters, and what each one actually means
- Zero on the Entain online file means nothing currently stands against a licence still in force. It does not mean nothing has happened, because £22.9m has been announced across two packages.
- Three on the 888 UK Limited file means three actions currently stand there. That figure belongs to that company and to a different licence entirely.
- Neither Entain package was a fine paid to the regulator. One stood in place of a penalty with divested profit alongside it; the other went to socially responsible purposes.
🔒 What a shared licensee does to a block
A licence sits with a company rather than with a brand, and thirteen live web addresses on this account answer to one company. Anything agreed with that company is agreed for every one of them.
The 2022 findings recorded a case of that failing in practice. One customer was stopped at a brand after a year of £60,000 in losses, with the source of that money never evidenced. Another brand on the identical licence signed the same person up at once, and £30,000 disappeared inside twenty-four hours. Opening a fresh account elsewhere on one licensee while queried or restricted at another was itself listed among the social responsibility failings, and licence conditions were added as a result.
GAMSTOP reaches wider than any of that. Membership is compulsory for every British remote licence holder, and one block set through it shuts down every gambling site licensed in Britain. The reach belongs to the scheme, and it has nothing to do with how this group is arranged.
- ✅ Safe: Opening the second file rather than stopping at the search result. Two companies file this address, one of them dormant, and only the live entry describes who runs the site today.
- ❌ Costly: Counting sister sites by counting addresses. Two of the thirteen live ones on this licence open sections of other sites, and this brand is one half of that pair.
🔗 Everything on the licence, in one place
The full address table with every state, all four company files, the permission dates and both settlements in detail.
See Foxy Bingo on the bingo and slots index.