Regulation
UKGC licensing and player protections
Every operator on Table Inspector is presented as licensed by the United Kingdom Gambling Commission. That licence is the legal gateway to offering online casino games to customers in Great Britain.
What a licence requires
Licensed operators must keep gambling fair and open, protect children and vulnerable people, and ensure crime is kept out of gambling. In practice that includes identity checks, advertising standards, safer-gambling tools, and using games from studios whose randomness has been tested against published standards.
Tools you should expect
- Deposit, loss and session limits
- Reality checks / time reminders
- Time-out and self-exclusion options at account level
- Clear links to support organisations
GAMSTOP
GAMSTOP is a free self-exclusion scheme covering many UKGC-licensed online gambling businesses. Once registered for a chosen period, participating sites must refuse you. It is a stronger step than a single-site time-out.
If something goes wrong
Raise the issue with the operator first. If you cannot resolve it, UK rules require access to an alternative dispute resolution (ADR) service. The Commission’s website explains how to check a licence and how complaints work.
Practical habit advice sits on our responsible gambling page.