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Company profile
TGP Europe Limited formerly operated British casino and betting websites for partner brands, including Stake UK, FUN88, Sportsbet.io and SBOTOP. It surrendered its Gambling Commission licence on 15 May 2025, so this is a historical guide to its British operation and former sites. For readers with an old account or an unfamiliar brand name on a statement, the important questions are which domain they used, who operated it and what the closure means for their records.
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TGP used a white-label model: another business could supply a brand while TGP held responsibility for the licensed British gambling service. It should not be described as the owner of every brand it served.
| Detail | Verified information |
|---|---|
| Former operating company | TGP Europe Limited |
| Market covered | Historical operation in Great Britain |
| UKGC account | 38898 |
| Licence status | Surrendered on 15 May 2025 |
| Former sites selected | Stake UK, FUN88, Sportsbet.io and SBOTOP |
| Information checked | 6 October 2026 |
The Gambling Commission public register records the surrendered permissions and marks the former domains inactive under TGP. An old licence number displayed elsewhere is not evidence of current British authorisation.
These are four selected former casino and betting sites associated with TGP's British licence. They are historical examples, not a list of currently available TGP Europe Limited casinos or recommendations to register.
| Former casino or betting site | British domain | What the record shows |
|---|---|---|
| Stake UK | stake.uk.com | Separate British closure announced before TGP's wider exit |
| FUN88 | fun88.co.uk | Inactive domain under TGP's surrendered licence |
| Sportsbet.io | sportsbetio.uk | British domain listed inactive under TGP |
| SBOTOP | sbotop.co.uk | Inactive domain under TGP's former operation |

Stake UK needs particular care because its departure preceded the wider TGP surrender. On 12 February 2025, the Commission published a consumer notice saying that the British site would stop accepting new registrations and complete its shutdown by 11 March. That notice concerned stake.uk.com, rather than every international service using the Stake name.

FUN88 appears in TGP's domain record through fun88.co.uk. If identifying an old account, use that exact address and the operator recorded in the account documents. A search result or a similarly branded website does not establish where the original account or balance is now administered.
Sportsbet.io had the British address sportsbetio.uk in the TGP record. The difference between the brand name and this domain matters: the former British operation should not be confused with an international website simply because both use the same branding.

SBOTOP is recorded through sbotop.co.uk. As with the other former sites, the inactive entry establishes its status under TGP; it does not explain every subsequent use of the brand or prove that an account automatically transferred to another operator.
There is no sound basis for comparing current TGP welcome bonuses, games or withdrawal speeds across these sites. The useful comparison is the historical domain and the records that connect a customer's account to the former licence holder.
Readers exploring the business model can compare the explanation in our Jumpman Gaming profile. White-label operation describes the relationship between a brand and a licensed business; it does not establish that the two companies are connected or that their present status is the same.
Historical British profile: these four selected former services are not currently available TGP casinos. The British licence was surrendered in May 2025.
Why the British operation ended. In its announcement of 16 May 2025, the Gambling Commission said TGP faced a £3.3 million penalty and significant improvements if it wished to continue operating. The findings concerned anti-money-laundering controls and checks on business partners. TGP chose to leave the British market and surrendered its licence.
There had also been an earlier £316,250 penalty in April 2023, involving anti-money-laundering and social-responsibility failures. The two actions are separate events. Together they provide important context for the former operator, without establishing the outcome of any individual account dispute.
Old balances and complaints. The Commission's closure guidance expects operators to communicate with customers, return funds and maintain appropriate contact and dispute arrangements. If you still have an unresolved matter, collect your account identifier, transaction history, withdrawal requests and closure correspondence. Use the contact route documented for your original account, checking the destination carefully before sending sensitive information.
Ask for a written explanation of any outstanding balance and the applicable complaint or alternative-dispute-resolution route. The Commission does not settle individual gambling disputes. Its register helps identify the business; it is not a payout service.
Checking a replacement website. A familiar logo, an old sponsorship or a statement that a business operates internationally does not establish British permission. Check any current site's operator and exact domain afresh.
For gambling-related support, GamCare offers independent help. Contacting a support service is separate from pursuing an account-balance complaint with the former operator.
TGP Europe Limited casinos belong in a historical British operator profile. The surrendered licence, inactive domain records and dated closure notices provide the basis for identifying former services and correcting outdated casino lists.
The useful next step for a former customer is to reconstruct the account and complaint record, not assume continuity from a brand name. This article does not verify a successor operator for each brand, an automatic account transfer or repayment of every balance. Those questions require evidence specific to the account and service concerned.
Our Grace Media profile also explains why partner branding and the company responsible for the account must be distinguished.
Current brands covered by this profile; not a complete inventory or a statement of availability in every market.
Stake UK
Formerly operated by TGP Europe Limited in Great Britain (historical).
FUN88
Formerly operated by TGP Europe Limited in Great Britain (historical).
Sportsbet.io
Formerly operated by TGP Europe Limited in Great Britain (historical).
SBOTOP
Formerly operated by TGP Europe Limited in Great Britain (historical).
The available notices do not support that claim. Stake UK's announced shutdown timetable preceded TGP's licence surrender in May 2025.
No: it concerns TGP's British permissions. The current operator and legal position of an international service must be checked separately for the relevant market.
A surrendered licence does not authorise current gambling operations. Check the current operating company and permissions for the exact website instead of relying on its historical association with TGP.
The inactive domain record does not establish that an account or balance transferred to another company. Look for a specific migration notice in your account correspondence and verify the business named before providing personal information.
No: GAMSTOP is an online self-exclusion scheme covering gambling websites and apps licensed in Great Britain. Questions about an old balance need to follow the complaint or dispute route applicable to the original account.