[Fitzdares Limited]

Fitzdares Limited runs its consumer betting service from the members.fitzdares.com address recorded against the entity in our database. No parent company is listed, so researchers should read the business as an independent UK bookmaker rather than a subsidiary of a wider gaming group — a structural fact that shapes who the relevant commercial counterparties are likely to be.

Categorised as a B2C sportsbook operator, the company holds an active UKGC licence on file, keeping it among current UK licensed operators. Its wider history is more layered: the database also retains an expired UKGC entry and a Gibraltar licence recorded as revoked, so any Gibraltar connection should be cited strictly as historical. Layered records of this kind are precisely why status-aware licence data matters when screening sportsbook companies.

One market signal is already tracked against the profile, which sits within our broader universe of igaming operators searchable by licence status, jurisdiction and corporate linkage. Vendor sales teams can use the page to verify that the active UK permission still stands, while compliance reviewers can inspect the expired and revoked entries — useful background when qualifying counterparties active in the British market.