TGP Europe is a company operating multiple online gambling websites, located in Douglas, Isle of Man.[1]
| Available in | Multilingual |
|---|---|
| Founded | 2014 |
| Headquarters | , |
| Area served | Europe |
| Industry | Online gambling |
| Services | Online betting and gaming |
| URL | tgpeurope |
Services
editTGP Europe manages white-label partnerships for various overseas gambling businesses. Although these companies primarily focus on the Chinese market, they are often headquartered in nearby nations like Vietnam and the Philippines due to China's gambling ban.[2][3] In order to access the UK market a number of firms use TGP Europe, an intermediary company based in Douglas on the Isle of Man.
TGP Europe currently operates (as of April 13, 2023) the following domains through white label partnerships:[4]
- 12bet.uk
- 6686sports.co.uk
- 8xbet.co.uk
- bob88.co.uk
- duelbits.co.uk
- fun88.co.uk
- sbotop.co.uk
- sportpesa.uk
- sportsbetio.uk
- stake.uk.com
- tlcbet.co.uk
- uk-wl.co.uk
- fun88asias.com
Money laundering
editIn 2023 the UK Gambling Commission imposed a £316,250 ($394,079) fine on TGP Europe as part of a regulatory settlement. The decision follows an investigation revealing lapses in social responsibility and anti-money laundering measures. In addition to the fine, TGP Europe received an official warning and saw conditions added to its operating license.[2]
Sponsorships
editDEBET
edit- Wolverhampton Wanderers (sleeve)[5]
SBOTOP
editKaiyun Sports
editReferences
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