TGP Europe

TGP Europe is a company operating multiple online gambling websites. The company is located in Douglas, Isle of Man.[1]

TGP Europe
Available inMultilingual
Founded2014
Headquarters
Douglas
,
Isle of Man
Area servedAsia Pacific region / Europe
IndustryOnline gambling
ServicesOnline betting and gaming
URLhttps://tgpeurope.com/

Services

TGP Europe runs white-label partnerships as a licensed operator for a number of gambling businesses based overseas. These firms target consumers in China but, because gambling firms are banned in China, the companies are generally based in nearby countries like Vietnam and the Philippines.[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
  • bk8.uk
  • bk8now.uk
  • bob88.co.uk
  • duelbits.co.uk
  • fun88.co.uk
  • hthbet.uk
  • i8bet.co.uk
  • kaiyun.co.uk
  • leyubet.co.uk
  • oubao.co.uk
  • sbotop.co.uk
  • sportpesa.uk
  • sportsbetio.uk
  • stake.uk.com
  • tlcbet.co.uk
  • uk-wl.co.uk

Money laundering

The UK Gambling Commission fined TGP Europe £316,250 ($394,079) in a regulatory settlement after investigations discovered social responsibility and anti-money laundering failures. The operator also received an official warning and had conditions added to its license.[2]

Sponsorships

12BET

W88

FUN88

Kaiyun Sports

Sportsbet.io

Stake.com

See also

References
  1. "TGP Europe Limited". Gambling Commission. Retrieved 2023-04-13.
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  4. "TGP Europe Limited". Gambling Commission. Retrieved 2023-04-13.
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