Who is behind Seatcheck and how the site pays its way

Who runs the site

Legal name: [legal entity name and registration number: to be supplied by the owner]
Company number: [company number: to be supplied by the owner]
Registered office: [registered office address and part of the UK of registration: to be supplied by the owner]
Email: [editorial email address: to be supplied by the owner]
VAT number: [VAT number, if any: to be supplied by the owner]
Signature on pages: Editorial team

What the site does

Checks a casino's licence in the Gambling Commission public register and shows the date.
Records the studio, table rules and limits as published, with a source and a date.
Tests popular claims about live blackjack against primary sources.
Explains tools that help you stay in control, such as deposit limits and Gamstop.

Our method is on the page how we check operators.

What the site does not do

It is not the website of any casino or studio, and it takes no bets.
It is not licensed or regulated by the Gambling Commission. Only the operators it describes can hold such a licence.
It does not publish player reviews, star ratings or scores.
It does not offer a catalogue of bonuses.
It does not cover Northern Ireland or the Channel Islands, which fall outside the Gambling Act 2005.

How the site earns money

Some pages carry links marked Ad. If you follow one and become a customer, the operator may pay the site a fee. Pages that check licences, claims, data and help carry no such links. The full disclosure is on how this site earns money.

Affiliate programmes on 13 November 2026: [list of affiliate programmes: to be supplied by the owner].

How pages are prepared

Texts are prepared with the help of an AI assistant, go through fact checks and editorial review; [legal entity name and registration number: to be supplied by the owner] is responsible for publication.

Details are in the editorial policy. To report a mistake, use corrections; for anything else, see contact.

If you need help with your own gambling, go to responsible gambling.

How Seatcheck sources, checks and keeps ads off the facts: How Seatcheck pages are sourced, checked and dated, how AI assistance is disclosed, and how advertising is kept separate from editorial pages.
Advertising and affiliate disclosure: How Seatcheck earns money from links marked Ad, which pages carry them and which never do, and how to report a problem with a marked link.
Reach the Seatcheck editorial desk: How to contact the Seatcheck editorial team by email or post, what to write to us about and what we cannot help with.
Wrong figure on a Seatcheck page? Report it here: How to report a mistake on Seatcheck, how quickly a factual error is fixed and where corrections are logged with their dates.
Our method: sources, dates and sorting rules: How Seatcheck checks a casino: the Gambling Commission register first, then studio rules and lobby limits, with a source and a date on every figure.
Playing live? Help, limits and self-exclusion in one place: Free help with gambling, how limits and Gamstop self-exclusion work, blocking tools and the 18+ rule. No adverts or operator links on this page.

Behind Seatcheck: who runs it and where the money comes from