Vegas Moose Licence, Operator & UKGC Status

For Great Britain, the current operator of Vegas Moose is Jumpman Gaming Limited. The Gambling Commission public register shows Jumpman Gaming Limited under account number 39175, with an active Remote Casino licence numbered 039175-R-319452-024. The Commission’s domain-name register also lists vegasmoose.com as a White Label under that same account.

An older Gambling Commission record for Small Screen Casinos Limited, account 39397, also contains vegasmoose.com, but the domain is marked Inactive there. The current association is under Jumpman Gaming Limited account 39175. The Gambling Commission regulates commercial gambling in Great Britain – England, Scotland and Wales – and not the provision of remote gambling in Northern Ireland.

Current Vegas Moose operator and licence record

The Gambling Commission lists Jumpman Gaming Limited account 39175 and the vegasmoose.com domain association. Vegas Moose Terms also identify Jumpman Gaming Limited as the operator for UK customers.

Who currently operates Vegas Moose in Great Britain?

The current Vegas Moose Terms identify Jumpman Gaming Limited as the company with which a registering customer enters the contractual relationship. The site’s current footer also identifies Jumpman Gaming Limited and gives Gambling Commission account number 39175 for Great Britain.

The Gambling Commission register matches Jumpman Gaming Limited to account 39175. Older casino information can still show a previous operator, so the live register is the relevant record for the current licence.

For account setup, see the Vegas Moose registration guide.

What the active Remote Casino licence shows

The Gambling Commission lists Remote Casino activity for Jumpman Gaming Limited account 39175 under licence number 039175-R-319452-024 with status Active.

“Active” describes the status of the listed remote casino activity. It is not a promise of winnings, instant withdrawals or a dispute-free experience.

For deposit methods and fees, see the Vegas Moose payment methods guide.

What “White Label” means on the UKGC domain register

The Gambling Commission domain-name register records vegasmoose.com as a “White Label” under Jumpman Gaming Limited account 39175.

The register does not list a separate Vegas Moose operator company for the domain; it places vegasmoose.com under Jumpman Gaming Limited account 39175.

The Vegas Moose casino overview lists the main bonus, game, payment and account details.

Why some reviews still show 39397

The number 39397 is not imaginary. It belongs to a real older Gambling Commission business record for Small Screen Casinos Limited. The important detail is the current status of vegasmoose.com inside that legacy domain table: Inactive.

The older Small Screen Casinos Limited record explains why account 39397 can still appear in older information online. In that legacy domain table, vegasmoose.com is marked Inactive.

Account 39397 is historical context. The current vegasmoose.com association is listed under Jumpman Gaming Limited account 39175.

Current record versus legacy record

Current operator record

Jumpman Gaming Limited, Gambling Commission account 39175.

Current casino activity

Remote Casino licence 039175-R-319452-024, Active.

Current vegasmoose.com association

White Label under Jumpman Gaming Limited account 39175.

Legacy vegasmoose.com association

Inactive under Small Screen Casinos Limited account 39397.

The current and legacy records resolve the apparent conflict: account 39175 is the active association, while 39397 is an inactive historical one.

Great Britain is not the same regulatory scope as the whole UK

The Gambling Commission describes itself as the regulator for commercial gambling in Great Britain. Its current “What we regulate” guidance covers gambling products and services offered to consumers in Great Britain and explicitly says the Commission does not regulate the provision of remote gambling in Northern Ireland.

For Gambling Commission remote-gambling regulation, Great Britain means England, Scotland and Wales. The Commission does not regulate the provision of remote gambling in Northern Ireland.

Using “Great Britain” is more precise than treating the same remote-gambling framework as identical across every part of the United Kingdom.

Does an active licence make Vegas Moose “safe”?

An active regulator record identifies the operator, account number, licence activity and domain association. It does not remove the normal financial risks of gambling or guarantee instant service.

Casino play still involves the risk of losing money, and account checks or banking processes can affect access to funds. An active licence is not a guarantee of profit, instant withdrawals or a dispute-free experience.

For cashout stages and verification-related delays, see the Vegas Moose withdrawal guide.

How to verify the Vegas Moose licence yourself

1. Open the Gambling Commission public register and locate Jumpman Gaming Limited account 39175.
2. Check the Jumpman Gaming Limited register entry for the current Remote Casino activity and status.
3. Open the domain-name section for account 39175 and find vegasmoose.com.
4. Confirm that the domain is listed as White Label under the current account.
5. If you encounter account 39397 on another site, open that older domain record and check the status attached to vegasmoose.com.

The public register lets you confirm the operator, licence activity and vegasmoose.com domain association directly.

What the licence record does not answer

The regulator register identifies the operator, licence activity and domain association. Vegas Moose publishes bonus terms, game availability and payment methods in its own site and terms.

See the Vegas Moose bonuses guide for promotions and the games guide for the casino catalogue.

Gambling Commission and Vegas Moose links

• Gambling Commission – Jumpman Gaming Limited register entry
• Gambling Commission – Jumpman Gaming Limited domain names
• Gambling Commission – legacy Small Screen Casinos Limited domain names
• Gambling Commission – What we regulate
• Vegas Moose Terms and Conditions

How to interpret the current and legacy records together

The two account numbers answer different historical questions. The current Great Britain position is tied to Jumpman Gaming Limited and Gambling Commission account 39175, under which the active Remote Casino licence and the vegasmoose.com White Label domain entry are shown. The older Small Screen Casinos Limited account 39397 is useful only for explaining why some older references still display a different operator or number.

Seeing the old domain association does not create two current licence bases. The meaningful check is the status attached to the domain and operator in the regulator records now. That is why the inactive legacy association should be treated as historical context, while the current Jumpman record is the one relevant to a present-day Great Britain review.

What the White Label entry tells a reader

The domain register connects vegasmoose.com with the licensed operator account. In practical terms, this helps a reader verify that the consumer-facing domain appears under the licensee rather than relying only on branding in the website footer or on a third-party review. It does not mean that Vegas Moose is a separate legal company with its own independent licence number.

This distinction matters whenever an operator runs more than one consumer-facing brand or domain. The public brand name, the legal operator and the licence account can be different labels for different parts of the same regulatory record. Checking the domain entry alongside the business record prevents the brand name from being mistaken for a legal entity.

What regulatory status can and cannot prove

An active licence record answers a specific trust question: whether the current operator and domain can be connected to an active Gambling Commission record for Great Britain. It does not answer every question about a player’s future experience. It cannot guarantee that an individual withdrawal will be instant, that every dispute will be resolved in the player’s favour or that a casino product carries no financial risk.

For that reason, licence status belongs alongside practical checks rather than replacing them. Banking terms, verification requirements, bonus conditions and safer-gambling controls each answer different parts of the decision. The licence page establishes the current operator and regulatory connection; the other sections explain how the account works in use.

Why the domain entry is worth checking separately

A company record can confirm the licensee, while the domain register connects that licensee to the website a player is actually visiting. Reading both records together is stronger than relying on either a brand name or an old review page by itself. For Vegas Moose, the current White Label domain entry under account 39175 is therefore an important part of establishing the present Great Britain position.

This material was created by the Vegas Moose UK Guide team.