MetGaming UKGC Licence and Domain Register
Available in GBMetGaming.com sits on the UK Gambling Commission public register through its operator, AG Communications Limited. The operator holds UKGC account 39483 with active remote casino, remote bingo and general betting standard real-event activities, recorded under licence number 039483-R-319409-018. The same register account carries a domain-name tab and a regulatory-actions tab. The domain-name tab lists the primary site address www.metgaming.com with a status of Inactive. The actions tab records a 2025 regulatory settlement with the operator. The full MetGaming licence picture for UK readers is the combination of those three views – operator account, domain entry and settlement – on a single Gambling Commission file.
This page works through each view in turn, with a short glossary of the register terms involved, and explains what the combined picture supports and where it stops.
AG Communications account 39483 on the UKGC register
The Gambling Commission business register is organised around operator accounts. Each account carries an account number, an operator legal name, an activity summary, a list of registered trading names, a domain-name tab and a regulatory-actions tab. For MetGaming, the relevant account number is 39483 and the licensed operator is AG Communications Limited. The activity summary on that account lists remote casino, remote bingo and general betting standard real-event activities, with all three currently shown as active.
The licence reference attached to those activities is 039483-R-319409-018. The licence reference is the regulator-issued string that connects the operator and the activity set on a Commission-issued licence. Searching the business register by the account number is the most direct way to land on the right AG Communications entry rather than a similarly named business or a venue brand.
Licence 039483-R-319409-018 and the activities it covers
The activities recorded under licence 039483-R-319409-018 reflect what the Commission has authorised the operator to provide remotely. In practical terms, remote casino covers online casino games delivered through remote communication such as websites and apps. Remote bingo covers online bingo. General betting standard real-event covers betting on real events such as sport. Each activity sits on the operator licence and can be active or inactive independently of any single product or domain.
The activity record is operator-level rather than site-level. It does not, on its own, identify which specific websites or apps the operator currently runs under the licence. That information sits in the domain-name tab attached to the same account.
Activity status on this view also moves independently of any single product. An operator can hold active remote casino activity while a specific listed domain on the same account carries a different status, and that combination is exactly what the MetGaming entries show. Reading the activity summary in isolation would overstate what the register supports for the MetGaming.com domain specifically; reading the domain entry in isolation would understate what the register supports for the operator licence as a whole.
| Register view | What it records | What it does not record |
|---|---|---|
| Activity summary | Active remote casino, remote bingo and general betting standard real-event activities under licence 039483-R-319409-018. | Which specific websites the operator currently uses to deliver those activities. |
| Domain-name tab | www.metgaming.com listed with a status of Inactive. | The operational reason behind that status, or general legal availability for UK residents. |
| Regulatory actions tab | A 2025 settlement with the operator, including a £1,407,834 payment in lieu of financial penalty. | A statement that the operator is unable to hold a UK licence. |
The www.metgaming.com domain entry on the same account
The domain-name tab is a separate field on the same operator file. It carries a list of website addresses associated with the account, with a status against each one. Statuses in use across the register include Active, Inactive and White Label. For account 39483, the entry www.metgaming.com sits with a status of Inactive. The Inactive marker is the specific public-record status that applies to that listed string at this time.
The reading is narrow on purpose. The domain entry covers the listed-domain field on the regulator’s file. It does not extend to a country-level statement about UK residents, an operational explanation behind the status or any commentary on the broader Metropolitan Gaming brand. The dedicated MetGaming.com inactive domain entry page covers the field-by-field detail. For the consumer-facing version of the question, the current MetGaming status page applies the same reading to availability searches.
UKGC register terms explained
- UKGC: The Gambling Commission, the regulator for commercial gambling in Great Britain.
- Operator account: The business-register entry that identifies a licensed operator, holds the activity summary and links to domain-name and regulatory-actions tabs.
- Account number: The Commission’s identifier for an operator account. For MetGaming, the number is 39483.
- Licence reference: The regulator-issued string identifying a specific licence. For account 39483, the reference is 039483-R-319409-018.
- Remote casino: An activity authorising casino games delivered through remote communication, such as websites and apps.
- General betting standard real-event: An activity authorising betting on real events, such as sport, delivered remotely.
- Domain-name tab: The tab listing websites associated with an operator account, each with a status.
- Active: A register status indicating that a listed item is currently active in that register view.
- Inactive: A register status indicating that a listed item – for example, a specific domain – is not in an active state on the register field that carries it.
- White Label: A register status used for certain domains operated under arrangements connected to a licensee. Distinct from Active and from Inactive.
- Regulatory action: A public register entry recording Commission action, settlement or findings attached to an operator account.
The 2025 regulatory settlement on file
The regulatory-actions tab on account 39483 carries a 2025 settlement with AG Communications Limited. The Gambling Commission announced in March 2025 that the operator would pay £1,407,834 after Anti-Money Laundering and Counter Terrorist Financing (AML/CTF) failings and Social Responsibility failings, with a settlement decision dated 4 February 2025. The Commission’s public statement identifies findings across remote customer interaction, customer identification, disclosure to customers, key-event reporting, display of rules and remote self-exclusion requirements.
For UK readers, the settlement is part of the trust context that travels with the operator account. It belongs in a licence guide because it sits on the same file as the activity summary, the licence reference and the domain entry. The full chronology and the plain-English meaning of the AML/CTF, Social Responsibility and remote-customer-interaction findings sit on the AG Communications regulatory action page.
How the licence picture affects MetGaming.com readers
The combined register picture supports a precise UK statement and stops several broader ones. The operator licence supports the statement that AG Communications holds active UKGC remote-gambling activities under account 39483 and licence 039483-R-319409-018. The domain entry supports the statement that the listed www.metgaming.com address is currently Inactive on the register. The settlement supports the statement that the operator has a 2025 regulatory record on file.
What the picture does not directly support is a current-availability claim for the MetGaming.com website at the player-action level – sign-up, deposit, withdrawal, bonus claim or live play – because the listed-domain field that addresses that question is Inactive rather than Active. The wider brand context around Metropolitan Casinos venues sits outside the operator account entirely; the MetGaming brand guide covers that separation. For practical mobile, support, KYC and safer-gambling topics, the MetGaming player information page reads the same register backdrop into player-level questions.
FAQ
Is MetGaming licensed by the UK Gambling Commission?
The operator behind MetGaming.com, AG Communications Limited, holds UKGC account 39483 with active remote casino, remote bingo and general betting standard real-event activities under licence 039483-R-319409-018.
What status does www.metgaming.com have on the register?
The UKGC domain-name register currently lists www.metgaming.com as Inactive under AG Communications account 39483.
Does an active operator licence mean the domain is active?
No. The operator-account activity summary and the domain-name tab are separate views on the same file. Either one can be active or inactive independently of the other.
Has the operator faced UKGC regulatory action?
Yes. The Commission recorded a 2025 settlement with AG Communications, with a £1,407,834 payment in lieu of financial penalty after AML/CTF and Social Responsibility failings. The settlement decision is dated 4 February 2025.
What does the inactive domain entry mean for UK residents?
The Inactive entry is a domain-level status on the regulator’s file. It does not record a general legal prohibition on UK residents.
For the full site overview, return to the main MetGaming UK review.
Prepared by the Metropolitan Casino editorial staff.
