A quick note on the license that FunFair is planning to apply for this month.
Hey all, just wanted to write this to clear up any misconceptions.
FunFair is not a casino, therefore they do not need a casino operator license. However, they do license their technology & software out to separate casino operators, so they will be applying for what is called:
A Remote Gambling Software License.
It is important to note that this license is being applied for in the United Kingdom only.
FunFair will continue to carry out their business plan irrespective of this license, because the UK is just one market, and one regulator. This particular license that FunFair is applying for is simply a nice thing to have in this jurisdiction because it opens up new opportunities to UK-based operator partnerships.
If the license is rejected (very unlikely), then FunFair will simply segue into other international entities that they're already familiar with, perhaps Malta. Additionally, there are many unregulated territories where no licensing is required.
This is basically stating that the Remote Gambling Software License that FunFair is apply for from the United Kingdom Gambling Commission is simply one piece of the puzzle.
More info here: http://www.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/for-gambling-businesses/Do-I-need-a-licence/Operating-licences/Remote-gambling-software-licence.aspx
Cheers.
P.S. It is also safe to note that many of the team members have had personal gaming licenses within their respective jurisdictions over the past years, including the CEO. Yet another reason to be confident in the team acquiring this license.
https://secure.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/PublicRegister/PLSearch/Detail/6746
https://secure.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/PublicRegister/PLSearch/Detail/3738
https://secure.gamblingcommission.gov.uk/PublicRegister/PLSearch/Detail/44561
Posted Jan 8, 2018, 10:05 PM UTC · edited
Brilliant. This project is going to be huge!